Yes, spent 60 hours on it, and I only quit because it was taking too much of my time. Loved it to bits. Played stealth/netrunner/blades. Rarely used guns, rarely looted, rarely crafted. Will eventually revisit for the other endings.

Edit: Just checked. I spent a little over 70 hours on it. Forgot I occasionally revisit it :P

ah , im still waiting until they finish the game :)

he deserves a refund as gog refund says 30 days from purchase no matter how much he played
and looks like they accepted his request just didnt follow throu with it

Sorry my friend, you are not elegible for a refound, you have played the game for several hours.

If you love the game that's what matters and congratulations for finishing the game.

' I only quit because it was taking too much of my time'

That's the part I hate of videogames. When you are aware you are playing alone in the middle of the night and you say to yourself: I still have to dinner and is almost dawn. Well,not always but time ago sometimes was something crazy like that.

I think was Monkey Island that quote 'time to go to sleep" or something like that at the end of the game.

Hehe, we're not teens anymore. I think you're right on the MI quote.

I'm not aware of their new refund policy. Thanks for clearing it up.

Hehe you are right. In fact here in Spain is already 22:09.

I better go to sleep,

If you're going to try and exploit GOG's refund system you should probably play offline instead of reporting playtime to them.

Me too.

It was marketed as something else so naturally it takes some time to sink in that you've been scammed, and reviewers wasn't even allowed to use their own material. The game was hyped up only by CDPR, and when one is a fan it takes some time to actually be objective about the situation...

"Deep, advanced branching RPG, gripping non-linear story filled with life and detail". Not even close, and even with overtime they released it broken.

Even on the Steam the amount of concurrent players fell like an avalanche shortly after like no other game has seen. Since the story is linear and the open word part is like a walk in the park, I'll save it for later. Not much for replayabillity either, so yes, I'm waiting as long as possible for that one playthrough :D

Though, yes, I agree, 40 hours is too much, even when one stubbornly won't realize it is like a beautiful lake but with thin ice. I didn't want to admit it myself before going just past 8-10 ish hours and I asked myself if it was really worth it right now.

Then again, it is a 30-day refund policy, but only if GOG is in a good mood:
https://www.gog.com/news/gogs_updated_refund_policy_has_your_back_even_more Notice the wording here "can", as in not entitled to without questions, but maybe if you work with them ;)

Unless the OP is lying or have entirely misunderstood his communication with GOG his refund reques has already been approved by the only entity he needs to "justify" it too - GOG. What I or anyone else think about whether he deserved the refund in the first place is immaterial, he certainly is entitled to it now that it's been agreed to by the store. The request itself might have been exploitative, but in the end he is right - this is not how customer service should work. A refund granted should be paid, or should not have been granted at all. 3 months of stalling is not ok.

Have you even played the game? Just curious. I have about 200 hours and counting. It has problems, certainly. But it's also quite playable and enjoyable.

Maybe speaking up against this insanity again will get me back to -69...
Except when it's literally unplayable due to gamebreaking bugs.

Sure. I have not encountered those personally though, soooo. I'm not saying it doesn't happen, I'm just saying it hasn't happened to me. So some people, I'd wager a majority of PC players haven't seen game breaking bugs that haven't been fixed yet. Sure the game at times feels like framework of what could be a better game one day, but it's quite enjoyable still imo.

And more hours you will spend playing the game lol

That is what I hate of videogames like I said. Entertaining but time wasting.

Unless you are paid to play videogames of course.

Yeah, I've read it, this is why they should make a way clearer policy, i wonder how this CAN is interpreted by the law.
Imho if they don't write how to decide refund is accepted or not that means every refund should be accepted.
yeah lol game is addictive , it is pretty bad now

That's what I'm reading always many bugs and crashes.

Anyway I don't care I just play old videogames since 2011.

I bought some indie titles after 2011, but for me time stopped at 2011.