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Well, most of the games were fangames with copyrighted characters, and they were free. I choose to donate since I wanted them to show up in my library because free games don't. Now, I didn't give away a lot of money, and that not the issue for me. The issue is that the games are gone, but then I guess I should had backed them up. 

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For what it's worth: if you paid for those games, there must have been good reasons for removing them; the creator would have needed to contact support and make a convincing case for it. So it was either that, or a takedown request (which is also not taken lightly on itch.io). I realize this doesn't help now. Just trying to point out that whatever happened, it wasn't done on a whim.

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OK, the situation is different for fangames, since you know that they can be taken down at any time by the original rights holder.  Making backups is basically all you can do.