No Regional Pricing?

[Fogo]

I think there was an oversight.

[Burgee]

Let me double check, it should have been enabled - where are you from?

[Fogo]

I am in MENA region(Turkey to be specific). I also saw others from LATAM region not having regional pricing as well.

[Burgee]

Originally posted by Fogo:

I am in MENA region(Turkey to be specific). I also saw others from LATAM region not having regional pricing as well.

Oops i see you and LATAM both are defaulting to no regional on steam. I'll look into this, check back soon.

[Chuffy Eigenrauch]

Any updates on this pricing issue? I'd like to try out this game and support development.

[Burgee]

Just looked into this

Steam does not allow for regional pricing for MENA or LATAM without their higher approval, it may take some time unfortunately but it is out of my hands

[Fogo]

All good, thanks for the recognition

[도깨비]

Originally posted by Burgee:

Just looked into this

Steam does not allow for regional pricing for MENA or LATAM without their higher approval, it may take some time unfortunately but it is out of my hands

Thanks for the transparency. I hope something gets done about it. Seems like an interesting game.

[NormireX]

I guess I don't understand this regional pricing stuff. Shouldn't Steam automatically adjust pricing based on current exchange rates? It's 17 and some change here in the USA so whatever the exchange rate is of your local currency is what you should be paying. If in Turkey you should be paying roughly 647 Lira. That is how it should work if Steam is auto pricing things anyway.

[Kawaiian Pizza]

Originally posted by NormireX:

I guess I don't understand this regional pricing stuff. Shouldn't Steam automatically adjust pricing based on current exchange rates? It's 17 and some change here in the USA so whatever the exchange rate is of your local currency is what you should be paying. If in Turkey you should be paying roughly 647 Lira. That is how it should work if Steam is auto pricing things anyway.

Guess it depends on the exchange rate. 5% to 10% is probably no issue. Anything more steep than that probably has to be approved manually.