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Can't find any data on that game o_o;
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https://steamdb.info/sub/490517/
https://steamdb.info/app/1398030/
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https://barter.vg/i/128750
This game is banned by Steam
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A banned game? how would key redeem work ô_o
Thanks for the info though!
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The game isn't banned. It's delisted. That happens when the publisher does something Steam doesn't like. Keys still work.
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Delisted and banned are not the same. This game is banned indeed.
delisted↓
https://barter.vg/i/1114
banned↓
https://barter.vg/i/128750
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What's the difference? I have seen games removed from sale, usually because of licensing issues, but the store page stays up.
I have seen the store page removed, because the dev/pub removed it, which is rare. I have also seen a dev/pub have all their games delisted by Steam.
I can't say I've ever seen anything actually banned or removed where Steam takes games away from people, or prevents keys from being activated. I have seen devs revoke keys, but never Steam.
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Well, from what I understand, "banned" is more like "delisted" + "profile feature limited", and it's usually implemented by Steam because of violating Steam terms such as manipulating user reviews.
For example, a Chinese pub "BD Games" was banned by Steam in June 14, like you said you've seen it too.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/1dij785/publisher_bd_games_banned_from_steam_has_caused/
https://x.com/TheGamesDet/status/1801393244569538869
And I believe banned=delisted+limited, so that Steam won't take the game away or revoke keys because it's owner's property.
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Thank you for the opportunity! :)
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