will i have to pay after the free weekend ends?

[Shira]

will i have to pay after the free weekend ends?

[Jonathan J. O'Neill]

Yes.

Steam Free Weekends are just long demos, really. You get the full base game to play for about four days, rather than a fifteen minute demo one would normally get.

[[SF]Lone_Walker]

Originally posted by Jonathan J. O'Neill:

Yes.

Steam Free Weekends are just long demos, really. You get the full base game to play for about four days, rather than a fifteen minute demo one would normally get.

I thought it was free forever ;(

[Jonathan J. O'Neill]

Originally posted by SFLone_Walker:

Originally posted by Jonathan J. O'Neill:

Yes.

Steam Free Weekends are just long demos, really. You get the full base game to play for about four days, rather than a fifteen minute demo one would normally get.

I tough it was free forever ;(

No. Those are more rare. Steam occasionally has free stuff that stays on your account forever if you grab it in time but that doesn't happen very often.

[Doctor Proteus]

Originally posted by SFLone_Walker:

Originally posted by Jonathan J. O'Neill:

Yes.

Steam Free Weekends are just long demos, really. You get the full base game to play for about four days, rather than a fifteen minute demo one would normally get.

I thought it was free forever ;(

[androidg502]

Golly! Are you guys really sure?

I was under the impression that they'd pay me afterwards.

After all, that's what Free Weekend usually implies.

[KickAir8P]

Originally posted by androidg502:

Golly! Are you guys really sure?

I was under the impression that they'd pay me afterwards.

After all, that's what Free Weekend usually implies.

It's a legit question -- sometimes "Free Weekend" means get it during this timeframe and it's yours, sometimes it means free during this timeframe and after that you're locked out unless you can pay. Although Two Point Studios has been pretty clear which this is, that clarity's a few paragraphs in past the FREE!!!1! hype -- not everybody's gonna spot it, especially since the time needed for careful examination of the text eats into the limited free playing time

[Speedy]

Clue is on the promotion page “FREE WEEKEND” and gives you the dates.

[Spaznetz]

Originally posted by twitch.tv/Simulationflyer:

Clue is on the promotion page “FREE WEEKEND” and gives you the dates.

Exactly, but you know we can anticipate the shytestorm of complaints on Monday when the game suddenly stops working for all the non-readers who expected more than an extended trial.

[Marlock]

No harm in asking, it's better than misinterpreting and then getting frustrated.

[-A- Fushigi]

If you have the game added to your library, it says next to the name of the game "(number) days and (number) hours remaining". When that runs out, you need to buy it if you want to continue playing.

[Grimmrog_SIG]

well as long as it is free for this trial you can start it, you can exceed the time as long as you can keep the game open. but if it crashes and needs a restart or you close it than tthats it.

[DeathAxe]

Although if you like it it is 33% off over the weekend which is not a bad discount for a reasonably new game with the next expansion out on Monday.

[krashd]

Originally posted by Rege:

will i have to pay after the free weekend ends?

No, you don't have to pay anything, the trial will just end. You can choose to buy it if you want it though, but if you do it would be best to buy it before the trial ends as there is a 33% discount that ends when the trial ends.

[Ash]

Originally posted by SFLone_Walker:

Originally posted by Jonathan J. O'Neill:

Yes.

Steam Free Weekends are just long demos, really. You get the full base game to play for about four days, rather than a fifteen minute demo one would normally get.

I thought it was free forever ;(

How do you confuse "Free Weekend" as being "Free Forever"?

[Doctor Proteus]

I think this thread has run it's course. All additional posts are just laughing at the OP and there is nothing left to say. Reccomend close/deletion of thread.