This product is not available in your country error

[Currentlyface]

So i had wishlisted like a dragon ıshin! on Steam but whenever i try to go to the games steam page i get this error what is this error help please

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Publicado originalmente por Currentlyface:

So i had wishlisted like a dragon ıshin! on Steam but whenever i try to go to the games steam page i get this error what is this error help please

Unavailable in Russia and Turkey...

https://steamdb.info/app/1805480/

[SLG]

What do you mean by error? That message just tells you that in your country the item is not available.

[Oz Gaming]

It's exactly what it says. This product is not available in your country. Your government has probably banned it for sale.

[Private]

LMAO

[Chika Ogiue]

Publicado originalmente por Oz Gaming:

It's exactly what it says. This product is not available in your country. Your government has probably banned it for sale.

People really need to stop blaming "your government". With very, very few exceptions (such as a government ratings board, or a third party site (in this case Steam) refusing to comply with government guidelines, e.g., age verification) they generally don't give a rats behind about a game. No. Exceptions aside, this is a publisher decision.

In this specific case it's likely a US imposed sanction that prevents publishers from releasing in certain countries. And that's not a "your government" thing, that's a "US dictating to the world" thing.

[KalGimpa]

Publicado originalmente por Chika Ogiue:

Publicado originalmente por Oz Gaming:

It's exactly what it says. This product is not available in your country. Your government has probably banned it for sale.

People really need to stop blaming "your government". With very, very few exceptions (such as a government ratings board, or a third party site (in this case Steam) refusing to comply with government guidelines, e.g., age verification) they generally don't give a rats behind about a game. No. Exceptions aside, this is a publisher decision.

In this specific case it's likely a US imposed sanction that prevents publishers from releasing in certain countries. And that's not a "your government" thing, that's a "US dictating to the world" thing.

blame those sanctions on senior moment putin.

had the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ had the grace to just die and get it over with, instead of grasping for the "good ol days", this would not be a problem

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Publicado originalmente por Chika Ogiue:

Publicado originalmente por Oz Gaming:

It's exactly what it says. This product is not available in your country. Your government has probably banned it for sale.

People really need to stop blaming "your government". With very, very few exceptions (such as a government ratings board, or a third party site (in this case Steam) refusing to comply with government guidelines, e.g., age verification) they generally don't give a rats behind about a game. No. Exceptions aside, this is a publisher decision.

In this specific case it's likely a US imposed sanction that prevents publishers from releasing in certain countries. And that's not a "your government" thing, that's a "US dictating to the world" thing.

Not exactly correct.

As for not publishing in Russia and Belarus, SEGA and many other publishers decided on their own to remove purchasing for all their titles due to the ongoing conflict.

Here is a list of developers/publishers that removed titles from Steam and also turned off gifting to Russia.

Microsoft (includes Bethesda, Mojang Studios and Activision-Blizzard games), Rockstar, CDPR, 4A, GSC Game World (S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series), Ubisoft, SEGA, Behaviour Interactive, Supercell, FromSoftware, Sony (Bungie), Bloober Team and 2K (Firaxis Games).

Due note that Vavle did not turn off sales to those countries and the sanctions enacted were only for businesses located in those countries.

As for not publishing the game in Turkey, it could be the Turkish government not allowing it or other factors.