IcaroRibeiro said:
Only few games are on services, for the majority of them you need to pay before buying and you have no option for testing. |
Many digital stores offer testing a game for a few hours. If you don't like it in that time frame, you can give it back and get a refund:
- Steam: return within 14 days from purchase, playtime less than 120 minutes
- Epic Games Store: return within 14 days from purchase, playtime less than 120 minutes
- GOG: return within 30 days from purchase, no playtime limit!
- EA Store: return within 14 days from purchase; within 24 hours after you first launch the game
- Stadia: return within 14 days from purchase, playtime less than 120 minutes
- Battle.net: return within 14 days from purchase, playtime less than 120 minutes
- Xbox Marketplace / Microsoft Store: return within 14 days from purchase, "not much" playtime
More restrictive return policies:
- Ubisoft Store: return within 14 days; as long as the content hasn't been launched
- PlayStation Store: return within 14 days; as long as the content hasn't been launched
- Nintendo eShop: "No refunds, suckers!"









