Steam refund after months?

[Ponderosa]

So a couple months ago I bought a couple of VR games for my vive, but since I sold my vive and no longer can play the games, are they eligible for refunds?

[Zekiran]

"a couple of months" is considerably longer than the 2 week window.

[SpunkyJones]

No, refunds are given for games purchased within the past 14 days and with less than 2 hours played. You miss the 14 days by quite a bit.

[rawWwRrr]

The dealership isn't going to buy your car back because you lost your license.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Refunds don't work like that.

In this case if the transaction of the games are outside the refund policy, then you can't really expect a refund.

You're free to try to submit a manual ticket for refunds but your more likely get denied because this isn't an game, or software issue.

You can always come back to your games when you get a new VR headset. VR are getting cheaper slowly, example Oculus Quest 2 is only $299 that has double the pixies count of the Oculus quest 1, as well support 90hz.

[The Giving One]

Originally posted by Azariel:

So a couple months ago I bought a couple of VR games for my vive, but since I sold my vive and no longer can play the games, are they eligible for refunds?

Common Refund Questions

"I tried to refund an older purchase of mine, but it looks like I can't. What can I do?"

Purchases made significantly outside of the 14 day refund window are not eligible for a refund request.

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=4873-QOSK-5126#olderpurchase

You choosing to sell hardware that would allow you to play those games in VR is your choice and your responsibility.

Also, you seem to be omitting the fact that the games must also have less than 2 hours of gameplay as is also a requirement for refunds. Strangely, we see that often here, where the person asking only seems to mention one of the requirements, but not both. (14 days AND 2 hours of play)