Thats way past the threshold for refunds.
If you really want it gone from your library you can do that instead.
Or maybe try it again years from now to remind yourself why you didn't like it and perhaps accidentally enjoy it.

short answer is

probably not

longer

go to your purchase history and select the game

then

i have question about this purchase

explain why you want to get a refund after the 2 and 2

it will be looked at by a person who will decide

after this long the chances are not very good

Too long. 2 weeks or 2 hours. No exceptions.

引用自 13119205187913161：

short answer is

probably not

longer

go to your purchase history and select the game

then

i have question about this purchase

explain why you want to get a refund after the 2 and 2

it will be looked at by a person who will decide

after this long the chances are not very good

This is probably one of those people who demo games to see if they like them, and then return them. They probably actually had fun with the game and did not pay attention on how long they played it for. When your in the zone playing a game, you go there when your having fun, not because it is boring. So i think OP is either lying about not having fun with the game, or they are sharing their account and someone else played it on their account.

You're far outside of both the requirements for the refund window. That said, if you have a good argument, can present it politely, and have not already received a one-time goodwill gesture refund, you MIGHT have a miniscule chance of getting a refund. But don't count on it.

I wouldn’t count on it. I had a more valid case for a game I’d owned for less than a week but was above the playtime limit in part due to a free weekend. I appealed to a human multiple times and was denied. I had never asked for a goodwill exception before. You can try-but unless you somehow find the most lenient support person at Valve-it’s going to be a “no.”

0% chance.

引用自 Dilpicklezz：

So I bought horizon:forbidden west 280 days ago, and ended up getting 15 hours on it. Its buns-mainly because of how many boring cutscenes there are. Do I have a chance? I really want the 45 dollars back.

The refund policy is: WITHIN 2 weeks of purchase AND with LESS than 2 hours playtime.

You have a better chance of hitting the lottery for 400 million dollars then getting a refund for that game.

This is where research comes into play.

Your money was already sent to the devs. Valve will not give you their money.

If your issues were technical in nature, then they would maybe have considered it. But the "not liking the game" reason only works under under the less than 2 hours played and maximally 2 weeks after purchase threshold.

引用自 RPG Gamer Man：

引用自 13119205187913161：

short answer is

probably not

longer

go to your purchase history and select the game

then

i have question about this purchase

explain why you want to get a refund after the 2 and 2

it will be looked at by a person who will decide

after this long the chances are not very good

This is probably one of those people who demo games to see if they like them, and then return them. They probably actually had fun with the game and did not pay attention on how long they played it for. When your in the zone playing a game, you go there when your having fun, not because it is boring. So i think OP is either lying about not having fun with the game, or they are sharing their account and someone else played it on their account.

Im not lying-The amount of cutscenes in this game was unbearable, but I thought that later on in the game there would be a lot less, so thats why I kept playing. The story also got really repetative.

If it's been more than 2 months, Valve definitely doesn't still have your money sitting around waiting to give it back to you.