How to get a Stadia refund

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A press shot of the Stadia controller on a white background
Stadia is shutting down in January. Here’s how to get a refund for your games and hardware. | Image: Google

Google Stadia is shuffling off this mortal coil on January 18th, but thankfully, Google is offering refunds for anyone that purchased Stadia hardware or games from the Stadia store. Google has made an official statement with details regarding the Stadia platform and when users can expect refunds, but here’s a synopsis of what we know so far.

Stadia will remain operational until January 18th, and you’ll continue to have access to your games until then, giving you the opportunity to transfer progress and tie up other loose ends. However, Google has disabled the Stadia storefront, so you won’t have the ability to make any additional purchases.

If you purchased any of the following hardware through the Google Store or made any game...

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source https://www.theverge.com/23380370/google-stadia-refund-how-to

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