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is not the case really. many title old 5-3 years with no updated receive price increase.
am not making this argument becuase i have an issue with and excat game price,
I want a clear view on the trend and the reason behind the increase of price of inide game titles.
There are also indie games being sold for $4.99 or cheaper - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1794680/Vampire_Survivors
Your cherry picking a handful of games and trying to make a pattern out of it. The facts are factored for inflation gaming in general is at an all time low point in terms of cost.
A few games rising in price or having a one off increase does not also mean that the price will continue to rise at a standard rate.
hades early access was December 7 2018 offical relsease 2020 spetember 17.
And if they see the opportunity to keep making sales with a higher price point, why shouldn't they raise the price?
meaby because am not talking about that?
https://steamdb.info/app/1145360/
the price increase accured after the game was dead in developemnt so it recived no updates.
last post lunch patch was Post-Launch Patch - 15 February 2022.
https://steamdb.info/patchnotes/8206730/
just bug fixes the development was stopped prior to that
the price change accured 1 Frebruary 2023 witch has nothing to do with the patch or the Early acess.
And I addressed what you said. They see opportunity, so they raise a price. If you want further reasons, inflation is one. Or a way to get some extra money to fund Hades 2.
It's anything but a trend, though. I checked quite some indie games for their price history and almost none did a raise in general.
I could be has you said for this case beucase I found old news and topics trending in december 22 and February 4 that were talking about the a possible announcement of hades 2.
As said, I checked a bunch of other games and studios, but they didn't do such raises.
https://freebies.indiegala.com/
with a few new indie games for free every week...
If your currency is becoming less valuable, you're also going to be charged more.
If you're part of the eu, you'll likely pay a base price based upon germany/the euro value rather than local regional pricing. Your profile does say Italy.
Only regional pricing changes are realistic for most price changes in the past few years. Anything else is manually done price adjustments based upon currency value, or addition of content. For the most being true; most indies almost never change in prices unless the Dev adds a good amount more over time.
I have found out this on reddit.
I have no idea what currency is displayed there and am sure some of this are related to early acess price but am not sure since I don't remeber Blasphemous
but from what I read around as soon as the sequel is announced the base price of inde games title increase but it been sould with a discount. until the arrive of the new title and the the new base price sticks.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Blasphemous/comments/15jzp3k/blasphemous_is_too_expensive_now_outside_of_the_us/
https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianGaming/comments/11pf0lp/recent_price_hike_on_steam_has_killed_my_interest/
similar topic.
wich I observed some flacutetion on returning to day one price after years of price reduction. for ori the blind forest
Blah blah, "A huge database with a complete picture of a game's sales history and doesn't support my claims should be dismissed". Sounds like sour grapes to me.
The second thread is specifically about India, which also likely is related to regional pricing. There have been some raises there, yeah.