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the organizability or lack thereof, while an issue, isn't as bad as the fact it literally lies to you about owning the game though, which without any search on the bundle you can't even double check (except by literally comparing 750 titles on 25 pages), which is why i felt it important to emphasize.

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Yeah, I just did a ctrl+f on all 25 pages, and discovered that a game that was recommended to me by a friend "one shot", which is listed on the game page as being included in the bundle, apparently isn't in the bundle. Kind of a bummer, since I really want to try the game my friend recommended.

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that should never happen and would be an issue you should take to the support then. we're talking about the opposite here: the store pages for games you've bought in the bundle don't know you own them and ask you to buy the bundle (and/or individual game) again.


also, just for the record, yes, OneShot is supposed to be in the bundle, and shows up, on my account, and at the time of writing this, on page 21, ymmv.

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OneShot is on page 21 for me too. Just a heads up that the game's title is just one word ("oneshot" not "one shot")

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Are you sure it doesn't show? Remember that you have to first manually find the game in and download it from the 25 48 pages of the bundle (page 21 according to others) before it will show as registered to your account on the game's individual webpage.

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yes exactly, that's the issue. unless you do that it tells you to buy games you already have.


since the store page already shows you the bundle (and asks you to also buy that again) they just need to add a "does the user have this bundle" check in addition to the failing "is it in their library" one.