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Demo was initially released one month before release of the main game. It was called The Talos Principle Public Test and it had two main purposes. One was to test our code and fix as many as possible bugs and compatibility issues for a smooth release of the main game. Other was to introduce our new game to the wider audience. And it served the purpose very well!
With time we turned this Public Test into real Demo for the game. With each new update of the main game, which you know are quite regular like a recent Vulkan API support, demo was also receiveing update and needed testing. So it become burden for us to continue supporting.
But by now more than a year passed from the full game release, we ironed most of the issues in the game. On the other hand, in the meantime countless user and media reviews, as well as Let's play videos become available so that everybody interested in the game can make proper decision.
Just a notice that all those who already downloaded Demo will still have it in their library, no worries about it. But their Demo won't receive new updates like the main game.
Hope you understand our decision, we can now focus more of our time on new game titles which we hope you will like as much as Talos.
https://steamdb.info/app/330710/
Just remember:
I agree, I also bought it because of the demo.
It's fine if you don't want to support the demo anymore, but at least leave the old version accessible, which was working perfectly fine.
I like demos too but whatever your problem is, you should know by now that the developers will always do whatever they can to solve it, and you can find a lot of information in this forum about how it runs on various systems.
It's not the same, sure, but it's better than what happens with other games, at least, and refund is the perfect way to properly test it so don't feel bad about using it, it's not like you opened the game's box and you are returning it in a condition that would only allow steam to sell it as a second-hand copy, but see it as the proper way to handle this new kind of games distribution, that finally can let you try before buy, giving customers the proper consideration that has been missing for so long.
How can you be sure refund is possible after you've already played the game? Does it say that anywhere?