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“So if Steam pulls the game two days after my purchase, it's my problem not yours? I don't think there's any instances of games getting pulled from steam. If yo
by chaostheory 2y ago
“So if Steam pulls the game two days after my purchase, it's my problem not yours?
I don't think there's any instances of games getting pulled from steam. If you have it in your library it'll stay accessible to you. Even if the developers removes the store listing.”
I can confirm this. Ubisoft likes to pull their titles off Steam and now some of them like older Rocksmith titles are no longer being sold on Steam yet I am still able to install and play my previously purchased titles still on Steam.
“So I can't let a friend play?
It's also against the agreements of Steam to share your account with others.”
There is Steam Family where you can share games with up to five people that you consider “family”. Everyone in a “Steam Family” can share their games with each other. Most games on Steam are eligible. It’s been around for a decade or more.
- rkagerer 2y agoUsing the Steam Family feature for this game would likely put you in violation of the EULA.
- chaostheory 2y agoThe developer would have to enable Steam Family.