wheres the demo?

[Rosa84]

where can i download the the demo? i cant find it

[Death]

I think it's been removed for the moment, because at this point it didn't even represent the current game anymore. Since it's still 15 bucks at the moment, I personally recommend just grabbing it and if you decide you don't like it, then refund it.

[Rosa84]

thanks for the help

[TerrorZaaier]

Yeah this is one of those games where the price for the content is really really good and worth paying :) You should buy it, you will not regret it (y)

[nasKo]

It was removed for good.
The demo was from a time before Steam's refund policy revamp.

Being able to play the game for 2 hours and then decide if you enjoy the game or not is better than any demo we've ever provided.

[Solitus]

Came to ask the same question. It is confusing because you can still search for the demo and it shows up in the search results; but then you are redirected to the full game page. Maybe it will disappear off the list soon?

[Dukep6]

Steam doesn't like it if you play games to test if you like it they see it as abusing the refund system!

[Death]

Originally posted by Dukep6:

Steam doesn't like it if you play games to test if you like it they see it as abusing the refund system!

Only if you do it constantly. But who is constantly just buying and refunding games? It's pretty obvious if you're abusing it as opposed to using it. I mean that is exactly what the refund policy is for. It gives you two hours or two weeks and if you don't like the game or it doesn't work you can refund.

[nasKo]

Originally posted by Dukep6:

Steam doesn't like it if you play games to test if you like it they see it as abusing the refund system!

That's not true. Not liking a game is basically what the system is for.

[xpe]

Originally posted by nasKo:

Originally posted by Dukep6:

Steam doesn't like it if you play games to test if you like it they see it as abusing the refund system!

That's not true. Not liking a game is basically what the system is for.

Please remove it from the steam store search page. Expected to download a demo only to find posts like this.

[Gilga ™ |Yonaguni|]

Originally posted by Dukep6:

Steam doesn't like it if you play games to test if you like it they see it as abusing the refund system!

Thats not correct, you can refund the game for every reason you want, and this includes the testing.

[3ICE]

steam://install/264910

[Coty]

Originally posted by 3ICE:

steam://install/264910

Thanks for putting it here after finding it. I'd like to buy the game but I don't buy games often enough for locking money on steam to make sense, before trying it a bit at least.

[CostlySpider]

Unless they update the demo to this beta setting no point in playing it anyways.

[[1stMDiv] Assassin]

Originally posted by nasKo:

Originally posted by Dukep6:

Steam doesn't like it if you play games to test if you like it they see it as abusing the refund system!

That's not true. Not liking a game is basically what the system is for.

So I got this today in an email on a refund request. I still got my refund (Not on this game) but seeing this made me think of your game and I don't think they want us demoing and requesting refunds..

"You’ve requested a significant number of refunds recently. If you’re unsure about a product, make sure to check out the customer reviews before purchasing."

[Vi-El]

Originally posted by SoulAssassin:

Originally posted by nasKo:

That's not true. Not liking a game is basically what the system is for.

So I got this today in an email on a refund request. I still got my refund (Not on this game) but seeing this made me think of your game and I don't think they want us demoing and requesting refunds..

"You’ve requested a significant number of refunds recently. If you’re unsure about a product, make sure to check out the customer reviews before purchasing."

I have gotten this message at one point too after making a few purchases of games I didnt end up liking. It happens if you do it too much in a row. Its a flawed message but they are technically speaking right. Cause its a hassle for game devs to deal with especially when they are indie.