Originally posted by Magerama:

https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1635326813355514780/0598491469DB12EBB1A359ADA62AFB9356678005/ well would you look at that! A comparison picture. On EGS the game is 204 NIS (59.70 USD), on Steam it's 269 NIS (78.72 USD).

I wish you good luck getting through layers of Steam support, I believe you have better chances reaching someone from CDPR, and they'll probably adjust the price to the one that they have on EGS. Sadly, it won't stop other publishers from making the same mistake, but at least you'll fix the pricing error for that particular game.

Originally posted by Magerama:

https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1635326813355429728/DFC0BD3591B4D7CF18B1D91364970F94DD6E1840/ Steam support didn't really get it, as expected.

How much does Cyberpunk 2077 cost to you in Epic Store? It's one of few stores that also support local currency (unlike GOG store). And if the EGS price is lower than Steam price, then you can use it as a proof that the higher price on Steam was due to wrong recommendation an not because CD PROJEKT RED actually wanted to sell the game for that much in your country!

Originally posted by Ratchet:

Looks like they've since all been taken down?
https://i.imgur.com/bBoRtkp.png

They are still available for purchase worldwide, except the Australia.
https://steamdb.info/app/461400/
https://steamdb.info/app/514410/
https://steamdb.info/app/667170/
I guess the developer forgot to add the price in local currency that wasn't supported at the time of release of his games.

Originally posted by Tamaster:

Of course, people who thought the game was finished and played > 2 hours could not refund anymore.

If you have concerns about purchasing a "finished product" that is now being deemed as "unfinished," please just reach out and we'll see what we can do.

- the developer response.

Doesn't it mean that you can still get a refund with the devs assistance? Do mind that "< 2 hours rule" is just for automated refund system, it doesn't mean that you can't ask for a refund if you have played more than 2 hours, it just means that your refund request will take more time, because it'll be handled by the support staff.

Originally posted by NEX Mighty Maus:

Originally posted by iBlackPen:

I like 'choose your own adventure' so I've been doing a lot of that. My older projects I hand drew the art. Now I'm working with pixel art, making a game similar to Reigns.

I noticed there is a creative lack in the pinball genre, so I would like to make an adventure pinball game sometime in the future. Perhaps it is just nostalgia for those old Sierra games.

It sucks when they were all taken over by telltale.

Life is Strange 2 (Dontnod Entertainment) and Detroit: Become Human (Quantic Dream) wasn't made by Telltale Games, so I wouldn't say that Telltale Games was the only studio who were making such games.

Originally posted by MUTANT OVERLORD:

That moment when there is a guide before even releasing a game
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2179952983

It's because the game came out in 2015, on another platform (itch.io)

Originally posted by Lacy:

There is a note on the game's page (under the "system requirements")

This is a free fan game. Credit for everything goes to their respective owners. There is no intention to infringe copyright.

Not sure how steam handles such cases though

I'm not sure too, but it looks like all these big name companies didn't give a crap for 5+ years when the game was published on itch.io, but re-publishing the game on Steam can bring a lot of heat to the dev, even if it's a free fan project. =/

Well, at least it doesn't look like he's going to sell it.

Originally posted by Ratchet:

Originally posted by gamestarter254:

Ring of Elysium is a complete PUBG reskin (and it's free to play)

It doesn't even use the same engine though, how can it be a reskin?

It is funny, but at first I thought that PUBG is just a reskin of ARMA/DayZ, that's what happens when you are too lazy to make your own assets from scratch, Bluehole... Also, RoE isn't a reskin of PUBG, it just uses the same assets that Bluehole used for PUBG (do note that Bluehole didn't make those assets, they just use them the same way like RoE' devs did).

Well, I do believe that Stardock Entertainment company is big enough to make more than 1 game at a time, and don't forget how many useful tools for Windows they make (Object Desktop for example), and they all need to get regular updates, so if I were in your place, I wouldn't expect them to work on Siege of Centauri and Siege of Centauri alone, but I would still say go for it, I used their software (not just games, but lots of Windows tweaking tools too) for many years and they never let me down.

I see 2 (non-shady) reasons why it got deleted: a) the spelling error got fixed so, there is no need in that thread anymore. b) it was written in russian and as it often happens with any non-english topics they do get deleted sometimes.