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Call of Juarez Gunslinger. It sits safely in my library as well in 'View licenses and product key activations' tab under Account details, marked as 'retail' with specific activation date (no CD key information there though) - the screenshot of that is not enough for them. Yeaah. Well, wish to have Anno 1800 on Steam shop, oh how I'd wish...
"windows button+ r" then paste this into it: steam://cdkeys/204450
if you are stuck on "Requesting key..." then you are out of luck finding the cdkey.
Anyways if you have other Ubisoft games, that you did redeem keys for, I suggest checking those such as assassin creed games 3 and up, or far cry 1 ~ 4, rayman, ghost recon, or etc...
Thanks a looot. This is the closest I've come to solving the problem :) Unfortunately; it's stuck at 'requesting key'. I've tried with different App IDs from my library - none of them worked. Even Burnout Paradise (the one and only that still have "CD Keys" in "manage" tab is stuck in that window.
So I believe it's Steam decision, not certain publisher's approach. Do we have any official information about the upcoming lack of possibility to check the used activation Keys?
The situation is absurd as I'm fighting for a 'living' account with a record of multiple console games throughout last 10 years - all of them has a record of playing or even spending their Ubitokens or however it's called :D I have all credentials for cross-linked accounts, literally dozens of proofs that I'm the owner...
...and yet they've pointed a dead Steam's feature as my one and only backdoor to play their PC games.
Hurray.
Point is, it needs to be an item purchased ages ago via Uplay and redeemed on Steam or however it might have been cross-linked in the past. I have no idea, but they did not make it THAT easy:)
Thanks for all your voices, appreciate a lot. I just realized how I missed Steam. :3