So still forgetting CN/RO/RS, I see. Forgot these regions when the price increased, still forgot them when it decreasted. Hm.

No less interesting is RU/UA/UZ in the two games.

Someone reported a few days ago that GOG's Witcher 3 price was higher than Steam in Canada when you took the exchange rate and fees into account. Looks like it's even moreso now.

In general it looks like the price of games is increasing on its own on one front, the exchange rate between CAD<->USD is increasing, and the price of games specifically to Canada is increasing.

In one way that sucks, but in another way it is actually cheaper because I assume it just means many of us gamers will simply resist buying games whimsically and only buy games we intend to play right this second. I've put my buying on hold for now unless an amazing bundle deal shows up or similar. Essentially it means those of us with patience just have to wait longer to get a title, but how hard is it to have patience with our immense backlogs? :) Sooner or later something has to give I figure. I'm gonna keep the tea warm and hold the fort. :)

These are not the prices I see, it's $55.89 and $83.89, respectively.
Additionally, the former comes with no FPP while the latter does.

That's because there was a currency exchange rate update after the game's price drop, which resulted in the € getting stronger and thus, its equivalent $ price getting more expensive.

Explained by Grargar. Report of the conversion rate effects will arrive in about 4-5 hours (when I get home).

An Interesting side effect of releasing a game.

Until this morning, if you bought the three older Rayman titles (not Origins) together, you got a bundle discount of $1.00 per game (i.e. 16.7% off). Now that there are four older titles that bundle discount is gone.

From MaGog's logs for 16 February:

* Regional price for Pillars of Eternity: The White March - Part II is $16.69 instead of $14.99 in regDE, regIT, regCH, regNO, regSE, regMC
* Regional price for Pillars of Eternity: The White March - Part II is $15.89 instead of $14.99 in regGB
* Regional price for Pillars of Eternity: The White March - Part II is $12.79 instead of $14.99 in regCZ, regPL
* Regional price for Pillars of Eternity: The White March - Part II is $12.09 instead of $14.99 in regAU, regNZ
* Regional price for Pillars of Eternity: The White March - Part II is $9.99 instead of $14.99 in regMX, regBR, regUA, regUZ
* Regional price for Pillars of Eternity: The White March - Part II is $4.49 instead of $14.99 in regRU





* Regional price for Rayman Raving Rabbids™ is $5.09 instead of $5.99 in regRU, regUA, regUZ

From MaGog's logs for 16 February:

Another conversion rate change; another bagload of regional USD price adjustments. See attached file (change jpg to txt) for the gory details.

Highlights:

- Once again, yes once again, ninety (90) games are no longer regionally priced in UA

- The following games are now also regionally priced in CH/CZ/DE/IT/MC/NO/PL/SE: Broken Age: The Complete Adventure, Broken Sword 5 - the Serpent's Curse, Fallen Enchantress: Legendary Heroes, Minecraft: Story Mode - A Telltale Game Series [Season Pass], Sorcerer King, Tales from the Borderlands, Walking Dead: Season 1, The, Walking Dead: Season 2, The, Wolf Among Us, The

- The following games are now also regionally priced in CH/DE/IT/MC/NO/SE: Darkest Dungeon, Hand of Fate, Tropico 5

- The following games are now also regionally priced in GB: Stronghold Crusader 2: Delivering Justice mini-campaign [DLC], Stronghold Crusader 2: Freedom Fighters mini-campaign [DLC]

- The following games are now no longer regionally priced in CH/CZ/DE/IT/MC/NO/PL/SE: Gods Will Be Watching, Gods Will Be Watching: Special Edition Upgrade [DLC], Luftrausers, Retro City Rampage DX

- The following games are now no longer regionally priced in CH/DE/IT/MC/NO/SE: Vanishing of Ethan Carter Collector's Edition upgrade, The [DLC]

- The following games are now no longer regionally priced in CZ/PL: Spacecom

- The following games are now no longer regionally priced in AU/NZ: Victor Vran

- The following games are now no longer regionally priced in UZ: Crookz - The Big Heist





- Overall, the USD prices of regionally priced games have increased in AU/CH/CZ/DE/IT/MC/NO/NZ/PL/RO/RS/SE/UA/UZ

- Overall, the USD prices of regionally priced games have decreased in GB/RU

So no more regional pricing for regCN (or actually for regUS, since CN is the base). Apparently they finally got around to fixing it now that it was brought up in the what broke thread.

From MaGog's logs for 17 February:

* Regional price for Hyper Light Drifter is $11.99 instead of $19.99 in regMX, regBR, regUA, regUZ
* Regional price for Hyper Light Drifter is $5.09 instead of $19.99 in regRU

I was wondering why there was no fair price package for Witcher 3, but the price drop for both Spacecom and Witcher 3 in the regCN/RO/RS territories made me realize that you get a fair price package, not when you pay more than the RegUS, but only when you pay more than the RegCN price, which explains why I wasn't getting a fair price package for either of the games.

I wonder if they'll notice regCA at some point.
Yes. But as Cavalary has already mentioned, after these price changes regCN and regUS are currently identical. For now.

For now, indeed.