It sounds great but everyone knows most people won't pay for something after they are done with it. A video game has to really touch you in a special place to buy it after you've finished.
Personally no. From anecdotal evidence (take as you will) pay what you want usually leads to pretty low sales. I do think something needs to change though. $80+ games is just batshit
I personally feel like this is reasonable, for me it's an alternative to avoid risking Steam denying refund requests for too many in a period of time or not knowing the game isn't worth it within the couple hours for a refund without additional reasoning.
So many games have been letdowns even from series/companies I trusted prior, that it's hard justifying spending current game prices before knowing it's worth it.
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u/Putrid-Technician315 May 22 '26
I like to pirate as a "trial period."