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They're literally almost all exclusively the same.
You should do some research.
GoG has a better refund policy, but thats about it, refund within 30 days with no restrictions on playtime. It's also highly disliked by many developers and adds to the list of games that will never be on the site.
- Purchase no longer than 30 days.
- They might bother you to keep trying to fix the game before refunding.
https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/360011314978-How-do-I-refund-a-game-?product=gog
Steam & Epic Games. <--- No question ask policy.
- Purchase order no longer than 14 days.
- Play time no longer than 2 hours.
https://store.steampowered.com/steam_refunds/
https://www.epicgames.com/site/en-US/store-refund-policy
Origin / EA <--- No question ask policy.
- Purchase order no longer than 7 days.
- If you launch the game, you have 24 hours to make choice to refund, or not.
https://www.ea.com/en-gb/news/origin-game-guarantee
Ubisoft <--- No question ask policy.
- Purchase order no longer than 14 days.
- You have not launch the game once, or else you forfeit refund.
https://www.ubisoft.com/en-us/help/purchases-and-rewards/article/requesting-a-refund-for-digital-purchases/000062176
For keys that are redeemed on 3rd party sites like Steam, Uplay, ect. It is a no refund policy. Some like GMG allow a refund, provided you have not clicked to reveal the key, but as soon as you do, they state no refunds.
- Purchase order no longer than 14 days.
- Keys has not been used.
- Possible may include not have been downloaded as they offer DRM free games.
I don't believe there anything beyond these unless I have missed those.
To add key sites are less likely to refund at all, if key been used by you of course this is not to confuse you mistakenly given to you a used, or incorrect key as that different issue. So if used the key, you basically just forfeit refund on the spot, the reason for doing so is they just sell you keys, or if they provide DRM free games, they can't track you on what you do with them, and more likely may fight you on a refund for DRM free games if you bought it that sold via their service, example Playfire before they went under greenmangaming.
Either way the only best policy anyone has is basically just GoG really, beyond that is Steam, Epic, Blizzard / Battle net, and below that is Origin, and below that is Ubisoft and retail key sites.
Fanatical within 14 days if you haven't activated it
Humble - at their discretion, no real policy
on and on, so basically again Steam's policy is pretty standard and similar or better to most of them
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/wearefanatical/discussions/0/1742220359698738218/?l=US&ctp=2#c1742220359702191338
Going by this, if you even see the key, then you can't refund it on Fanatical.
https://support.fanatical.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005056629-Terms-and-Conditions
And supported by their policy.
Seems to be standard for authorized key sellers.
Refund policies: post #11
Steam offers a refund policy that is quite a way above most laws in the world. That's the point.