How to refund Dragon Age: The Veilguard on PC & consoles
Getting a refund on a game you’ve not enjoyed or changed your mind about is an ideal way to ensure you’ve not wasted your money. However, actually getting that refund can be a little complicated.
Dragon Age: The Veilguardmay have brokenplayer count records upon its release, but there’s no denying the community has been split on its gameplay,companions, and script. As such, some are looking for refunds, with the game not gelling with them enough to keep playing.
While that’s an ideal way to get your money back and grab a new title, actually finding out how to get that refund can be a little tricky, as the option is often relatively hidden. So, here’s how to get a refund on Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation.
How to get a refund on Steam
With that, the form will be sent off and you’ll be able to get a refund if you’re eligible. Notably, if your game isn’t appearing, it’s likely your refund window has closed, meaning you can’t get any money back.
The refund has to take place within 14 days of your purchase and you have to have played it for less than 2 hours.
Xbox refunds
Similarly to Steam, players have to get a refund within 14 days of the purchase date and can’t accumulate a “significant amount of playtime.”
PlayStation refunds
The PlayStation Online Assistant will ask you a series of questions to determine your refund eligibility. To meet the criteria you need to ensure your “content has not been downloaded or streamed” and that your “Refund request has been made within 14 days of the purchase.”
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So, that’s all you need to know about how to uninstall Dragon Age: The Veilguard on your platform. If Dragon Age wasn’t for you, be sure to check out our coverage onBaldur’s Gate 3for a similar experience, or take a look atBlack Ops 6for a completely different adventure.
