I was going through my wishlist, and I noticed one of the games in the list became ‘unavailable’. I looked up the name of the game and the link just went straight to the Steam store. After copying and pasting the link from the unavailable game into Steam DB (https://steamdb.info/app/1409840/) I was surprised that this game was removed without notice. I was sort of looking forward to trying the game once it officially was released, but I guess that ain’t going to happen at all. I tried looking around, and I don’t see anyone mentioning as to why it was pulled from from the Steam store. If anyone actually knows or has an idea as to why, I would appreciate it; thank you.
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r/Steam I was going through my wishlist, and I noticed one of the games in the list became ‘unavailable’. I looked up the name of the game and the link just went straight to the Steam store. After copying and pasting the link from the unavailable game into Steam DB (https://steamdb.info/app/1409840/) I was surprised that this game was removed without notice. I was sort of looking forward to trying the game once it officially was released, but I guess that ain’t going to happen at all. I tried looking around, and I don’t see anyone mentioning as to why it was pulled from from the Steam store. If anyone actually knows or has an idea as to why, I would appreciate it; thank you. submitted by /u/SledgehammerWacko [link] [comments]
I was going through my wishlist, and I noticed one of the games in the list became ‘unavailable’. I looked up the name of the game and the link just went straight to the Steam store. After copying and pasting the link from the unavailable game into Steam DB (https://steamdb.info/app/1409840/) I was surprised that this game was removed without notice. I was sort of looking forward to trying the game once it officially was released, but I guess that ain’t going to happen at all. I tried looking around, and I don’t see anyone mentioning as to why it was pulled from from the Steam store. If anyone actually knows or has an idea as to why, I would appreciate it; thank you.
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