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If there is no demo that's on the devs. Also you could just refund on Steam, that's what I do, can't be arsed to download the game twice really. If it's good it stays, if not down it goes.
A lot of people talk about the steam refund policy however I just don't trust that I will get my money back even though it's a "non questions asked" kinda deal. If I've given them $80 for a game, they can easily decide to just keep it...
It's also time sensitive, and sometimes I end up wasting a couple of hours just tweaking settings, and character customization
Simple solution: don't do that until you've decided to keep it