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Its 2 hours of play or two weeks from purchase, whatever comes first. Pretty nice actually.
I understand that they can’t let you play indefinitely before returning a game, but I find 2 hours very little to see if you like a game, especially for complex games.
Other games, like Rimworld or Cities: Skylines need some hours in before they make it obvious that they’re horrendously optimized or have otherwise questionable decisions (like imperfect pathfinding) that will annoy you.
As I see these conditions are more geared towards letting players see how well their machine runs the game than letting them decide if they like the game or not.
Two hours should be enough to do some troubleshooting or deciding that it's not worth the hassle.
Then, of course you can also beat Sekiro and ask for refunds
Back in the day we could just buy the game on Friday, play it with your friends over the weekend and then return it to the store on Monday.