Hi guys, I have a question. Can Steam remove the game from library? I got the key from giveaway, maybe the keys was just revoked?
Game: Pull Me Out

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Yup, you get a large notice that you cannot dismiss without pressing an acknowledgment button. You'll see it clearly if Valve removed a game from your account for some reason.

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If a game gets revoked, you will get a message from Steam on your screen about it

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Aptly named...

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I thought the same. :D

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As aptly named as "Sir not appearing in this film"?

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?

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It's a joke from The Holy Grail, a Monty Python film

https://imgur.com/a/PKxBowr

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Sure, but they'll inform you about it. I got my Call of Chtulhu key revoked after Humble store price mistake and provided a refund.

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should be illegal to do that. their mistake, their responsibility

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Technically, yes, but we are all human, and make mistakes.
Take for example, you accidentally had something listed at a price 5 times less than the amount it cost you to make (let's say, a set of furniture). You got 500 orders for said item, and decided to honour the price error in such a situation that you would actually go out of business.
Legally, one might say you have to honour a pricing error, but are humans really assholes that they have to sue someone because they couldn't afford to honour their honest mistake? It makes you think, I would hope.

People have rights? Sure. But it's not you out of pocket.

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Its not a person, its a company they should own their mistakes instead of screwing their costumers, they can certainly afford the hit

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My statement still stands. Companies are made up of people, and people make mistakes.

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customers are people too. people who make mistakes usually tend by common sense and laws to be liable for their mistakes without other people having to do so, and even less instead of them

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why are you dredging up a conversation from last year?

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A developer can revoke a game through steam...yes

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