Hytale isn’t launching on Steam, and one clear upside to that is its refund policy. Unlike Valve’s relatively short two-hour playtime window before you can request a refund, Hytale’s approach gives players much more time to dive in and decide if the game is right for them. This is a big deal, especially for a game like Hytale that blends exploration, building, and RPG elements, where it can take a while to get a feel for everything on offer. It’s refreshing to see a more generous refund system that respects players’ time and investment, letting you spend longer with the game before making up your mind.
Source: pcgamer.com
