I was a bit worried about the negative reviews for this product, particularly regarding Steam. I have given it three stars entirely due to the rigmarole involved in installing Steam. Serial Number Peachtree 2013 on this page. Fairpoint Spread 8 Keygen on this page.

However I persevered with the installation on my Windows 8.1 computer and although it took a long time to download the Steam software I eventually got the games working OK. It does seem to be a long-winded process and I wonder why on earth you can't just slap the dvd in and run the game straight away. I don't think I'll be using Steam's services for anything else. Loading the game does weird things to the display and you can't do anything else while the game is running. I'll start by saying simply don't buy this game under any circumstances.

Read what I've written below to see why I'm saying this. I've given the game one star, because I have to give at least one star. As far as I'm concerned, it doesn't deserve any stars. It's just a complete failure. I started by installing everything from the DVD. However, all that gave me was STEAM!!!!

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Without any exaggeration it took more than an hour just to install steam. I'm not sure why it took so long, but it seems possible that most of what was installed was actually downloaded and installed, instead of just being installed from the DVD.

After spending all that time just installing steam, I had a look to see how I got the actual game working. For this I needed to login to my steam account. After doing that I found that I needed to download the game, before I could install and play it.

Without any exaggeration it took well over 2 hours to download and install the actual game (and that's at a download rate of up to 1MB per second). Also, after installing the game I tried starting it up, just to find that I got a daft error message telling me that the game couldn't be started. This meant that the game simply couldn't be played under any circumstances. There really wasn't anything I could do to resolve this.

After finding that, I checked on line for reviews to see if anyone else had had similar problems. To my shock and horror I found that numerous people had experienced the same sort of problem. These ranged across all the Windows operating systems that the game was supposed to work on (these ranged from Windows XP to Windows 7).

For that reason I've given the game back to the family member who got it for me, so that they can send it back for a refund. I hope any readers of this can see just how ridiculous all this is. First of all why do the manufacturers set this game up to work through STEAM, which is just an awful tool for controlling game installation and use?