Sell steam games back

Are there resell loopholes? But they are all fraught with risks. For starters, you can choose to open multiple accounts, one for each game. That way, it would be easy to resell any game that no longer excites you while continuing to play the rest through the other accounts.

Alternately, you can go the all-or-nothing route by selling your entire Steam account. Steam considers either of these alternatives against their rules, and you risk having your account disabled permanently. Either of these arrangements would pose other serious challenges. If you choose to sell the entire account, for instance, it might be difficult to find a suitable buyer and lock in a good price if you have a large portfolio of games.

Steam has put in place measures to increase the chances of your store page having a great start. In the lead-up to the launch, your game is bound to generate discussion and Steam gives you an opportunity to interact with potential buyers. These things will help you to generate some momentum. This will help you nurture a community of interested parties, the same way boxing promoters grow an audience in the lead-up to a match.

In addition, having a detailed developer profile is crucial. You can request payout immediately after your sale completes. Fund processing time varies depending on your bank or payment account.

Sell Movies. Gameflip is the best way to sell Steam games for cash Gameflip is the best way to sell Steam games, whether you want to update your collection or just need some cash. Trending Games. Call of Duty: Vanguard. Forza Horizon 5. FIFA Lost Judgment. Orcs Must Die! Scarlet Nexus. WRC Resident Evil. I am happy to sell these used games on Steam and the buyer then pays a small license key from Steam to activate them. I'm not asking for alot of money.

Something is better than nothing for assets I paid for, that now do nothing of good here. Any links and advice is much appreciated. Thank you for reading.

Last edited by Greatest Journey ; 8 Dec, am. Showing 1 - 15 of 16 comments. If you read the Steam Subscriber Agreement that you agreed to when you bought your first game, you would know that it says you can't sell or trade your used games. It's not Steam problem if you won't read the stuff you sign up for. Last edited by PentaPenta ; 8 Dec, am. Originally posted by steventheslayer :. Last edited by Curtis HeroesofTalon ; 8 Dec, am. So the physical copies I bought in a shop are infact worthless from the moment of pruchase?

The 2nd user cannot just purchase license key? Originally posted by thejoyrider :. Originally posted by Curtis HeroesofTalon :. It would appear that there's possibly dis-info spread to prevent others from selling their games on Steam. There are many who wish to sell their games and in discussions such as these, there appears to be such a solution which doesn't violate the terms which readers where perhaps to be misled in the posts above.

What sort of disinfo are you talking about?