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+1, same as here, Rick for the President!

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I can understand how you feel, I've had a finite beta key revoked before also. It's unfortunate, because Steam uses the status for a lot of different keys:

Older keys generated by the developer and early access keys often have that tag, but you get full access to the final release of the game and its updates. The original tag on the key doesn't update however. The best test is to fire it up and play! It wouldn't if it had been a revoked key.

In my case, with the beta key I had that was revoked, it was because the developer had intended to only allow a brief beta period in which he revoked all beta keys once his game released....however, when a beta key continues to work after the full retail version of the game, it's just an old key that had to fall under that 'catch-all' "for beta testing" status. Unfortunately, even though a game will update to the full retail version, the "for beta testing" title does not update.

This game fully updates and is playable with the retail version in this case...go ahead and give it a try! :)