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It might help clear things up a little to know what you paid. If it was $0.99 or less, you probably only bought a single game. The full collection is usually $10-$30 depending on whether or not it was on sale.
Anyway, thanks to all who contributed in this thread.
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If you only bought what's called "SEGA Mega Drive and Genesis Classics", it's not a game. The product is just the apps.
To get more games, you buy each game for it separately, or in a whole package (in the past, there were more packages splitting the number of games up, or you got some of the games through other means). Each game is technically classed as a DLC.
In your library, if you actually only bought one game, Gunstar Heroes, it will only list that game, nothing more.
If you bought the game along with others in a certain package, those games should be appearing on your DLC list [in your library].
When those games are NOT checked off your DLC list, those games are not downloaded/installed, just like every other DLC for other games. You need to have the DLCs you want simply by checking them off on your list. That's how Steam works.
The app has a "package" which is the entire collection of games that is added to it when you purchase that collection. I don't think you can buy the app alone sans the games anymore, unless you obtain a key for it from something else. Otherwise, you can buy individual games anyway.
There is your problem, I would say. Somehow you must have browsed certain games, came across it while trying to check off the games, and end up with one, because that was the only game which happened to be sitting in your cart.
Wherever gifting is unavailable, it just simply prevents you from gifting a second copy. That is nothing new. However, you can actually gft individual games (or at least the ones I checked that I have). I don't think you can gift a copy without actually also owning it. You obviously don't need to do this, because clearly you're on a page for the individual game, not the package you really want.
I would say the problem is you're on the wrong page when you were trying to buy the package, actually buying an individual game, and not the rest of the package.
Based on what actually seems to be the problem, none of this is misleading. You seem to have purchased an individual game instead of being on the right page for buying the package. You don't have to actually buy individual games, individually. You can still buy the package, and the price is still discounted based on the exclusion of the game(s) you already actually own.
I really cannot say much in this except some developers have many DLC options (MD/Gen here has had several package options in the past which used to exist), and you don't always get "everything" that actually exists. You only actually get what is in the product.
That being said, when you end up buying one DLC, you don't magically get the other DLCs and expect to have all the content that way. What is bought from your cart is as is, so if you bought the wrong thing (which apparently seems to be the case), then you absolutely do not own anything else but that particular thing. You ended up buying the wrong thing, and you were not mislead. You misread.
I totally agree, and I understand your point. Dlc won't magically appear when I buy the games alone, but this is not the 1st time I buy bundles on steam. I just read the description and add the items to the basket, and I almost always buy game bundles on discounts, and thus "magically" finding all dlcs listed and installed. This is what I was reading when I added the collection to my wishlist. And on the doscount day I added it from the wishlist to the basket, not from the store page.
https://ibb.co/jL1qNWZ
It says "Includes 59 games". Reading that, I thought that the collection was included. The title also says "Sega collection" and not "Sega emulator", and this is why I thought that the whole bundle was included . Hopefully next time they release a "Sega secret steam cypher decoding ring".
Anyway thank you very much for your contribution. I'm no longer interested in the emulator nor the games. And if I need to invest 30 euros for something, I'd rather save a little more and get the NES classic instead,cuz it has a stronger nostalgia factor :D .
It specifically says "Packages that include this game"
Packages where the game is included. Not, the "game includes this package". You can only do that buy going directly to the package's store page. Every game on Steam that has a package/bundle is specifically reserved for doing that. So that you can buy an individual game, but that doesn't mean it includes the package unless you purchase the package directly.
As for the emulator, it comes with being informed about what you get, and I only mentioned it due to the nature of the fact you couldn't also buy this directly. On any game/DLC page for this collection, there is a description which says "All SEGA MegaDrive/Genesis titles now launch using the new SEGA MegaDrive/Genesis Interactive Hub..." That hub being the emulators included and updated recently. This has nothing to do with titles, it's what's mentioned in the description. You already get the hub just by getting the game either from the game itself or one of the packages.
do for all games
If you read the thread, he actually only bought one game, not the bundle he expected.