Issue running the game with steam

[KraftyKrocodile]

I apologize if this is in the wrong place.

I recently purchased Skullgirls on Steam and after finally installing the game i get this error

[yeah crap taste in games]
I tried going to the steam support and ran through all the suggestions that steam gave me but none of them worked. I even reinstalled the game and no luck. My anti-virus software doesn't touch my steam folder so I doubt it's anything to do with that

Spoiler

Troubleshooting
This error results from the improper delivery of necessary game files. Please follow the steps below to initiate a small download of the missing content:

1. Completely exit Steam.
2. Navigate to your Steam installation folder (~C:\Program Files\Steam).
3. Delete the 'appcache' folder.
4. Restart your computer and attempt to launch the game through Steam.

If the issue persists, it may be that a program on your machine is interfering with the proper delivery of game files.

Please temporarily uninstall any applications listed in our Programs Which May Interfere with Steam.

Additionally, it is possible that anti-virus software is reporting game files as malicious.



Unsupported operating systems
Important:
Some titles can be downloaded through Steam on an operating system that they are not currently supported with. Check your game's system requirements on the title's Steam Store page or retail box. This is caused by the game's configuration as chosen by the title's developers. In cases such as this, even if a game can be installed, it will not run and is not supported on alternate operating systems in any way.



Running Steam as an Administrator
For Windows Vista, 7, and 8:

1. Completely exit Steam.
2. Right-click on the shortcut which you use to launch Steam.
3. Select "Run as Administrator."

For Windows XP:

1. Exit Steam completely.
2. Go to the "Start" menu, select "Run", type "regedit" and click "OK".
3. Navigate to the following registry key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\VALVE
4. Right click and select "Permissions."
5. Check the "Allow" boxes for "Admin" and "System" for both "Full control" and "Read".

Flushing your Steam application files
You can reset the Steam application's files to rule out a few potential causes of this issue.

1. Exit Steam.
2. Open Internet Explorer, Safari or Firefox and type steam://flushconfig then press Enter. (If asked to allow this website to open a program, please click 'Allow' or 'OK'.)
3. When prompted by Steam to reset your configuration, please click 'OK' to confirm.
4. Once done, log in to Steam and re-test the issue.

If you have multiple installation folders for games doing this process will remove them. You will need to add the folders again in Steam so that your games will appear as installed.

In order to add the folders back to Steam, try the following:

1. Open Steam.
2. Click Steam > Settings (Preferences on Mac).
3. Navigate to the 'Downloads' tab.
4. Click the 'Steam Library Folders' button.
5. Click on 'Add Library Folder' and add the directory that contains your games.
6. Click 'OK'.
7. Restart Steam.

Verifying your game files
If you still encounter this issue after completing all of the troubleshooting steps listed above, please try verifying your game files. When verifying your game files, Steam may report that one or more filed have failed to verify. This is normal and the message can be safely ignored

I attempted to send a support ticket, however, I got redirected here. Does anyone know what else I can do to aid the situation?

I'm running Windows 7 64bit Service pack 1 (if that's any use to you guys)

Thank you for your time and I hope everyone has a happy new year~