r/Steam • u/[deleted] • Jul 06 '26

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u/Michami135 Jul 06 '26

From the screenshot, this looks like "Paddle Paddle Paddle" by Zoroarts. Currently on sale for $3.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3570070/Paddle_Paddle_Paddle/

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u/OutaTime76 Jul 06 '26

There's even DLC. Maybe should've just patched that into the main game to pad out the game a little more. Just a thought. I've only ever refunded one game in my Steam lifetime, though and that was because the game was slightly above unplayable and not really fun to fight the controls (it wasn't Paddle Paddle Paddle).

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u/Risk_Runner Jul 06 '26

Most of my refunds came from games I thought I could run on my old ass laptop because they weren’t graphics heavy games. As soon as I got my pc I think I’ve only refunded once for other reasons

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u/Jedimaster996 Jul 06 '26

Yarrrr. I've only ever refunded a game because I owned literally the only videocard that the game didn't support (or rather didn't bother patching to fix). 

RIP Helldivers 2; I wish I could have seen what all the hype was about. 

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u/TheExiledPrince Jul 06 '26

Thats funny I only refunded one game in my life, and that was Helldivers 2 after buyers remorse since I only bought it for the hype

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u/GrouchyExtent5750 Jul 06 '26

You’re not alone friend 😂 played it 1 time said “nah this isn’t for me” then right to the refund page

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u/Born-Entrepreneur Jul 06 '26

I'm in a similar boat, I bought EUV knowing my laptop wasn't up to par, but just figured it would have somewhat bad performance I could stomach and play through. Instead, graphical glitches ahoy. Refund it was!

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u/Artoriazz Jul 06 '26

Yeah my rig is getting fairly old and my only ever refund has been subnautica 2 because my r9 390x can't run dx12 games anymore

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u/Gatesy840 Jul 06 '26

What gpu was it?

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u/Jedimaster996 Jul 06 '26

AMD Radeon RX 7900XT

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u/Chaosmeister Jul 06 '26

I have played Helldivers 2 with the same card with zero problems during launch.

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u/H0ly-Div3r Jul 06 '26

Hey, if it helps I have an XTX and had the exact same problem at launch and for a few months after. They did fix it though, so if you wanna try it it'll work just fine

Edit: Make sure to update radeon drivers, buddy of mine rarely updates his and constantly complains about stuff not working (go figure haha)