Huh, a rare August sale incoming?

Very Important Question, Are Bethesda Softworks LLC ignore politic of regional pricing??? I'm asking because ALL games from this Publisher has same prices in all countries as I know! What has happened?

Not true anymore, actually. What's true is that there don't seem to be discounts for Ukraine, but otherwise nearly all now have regional prices, including higher ones in the EU of course... For a long time, Bethesda actually did remember GOG's second original clear, specific, stated value of one-world-one-price for their old games and didn't change those prices after GOG betrayed their own values and allowed for it to happen, but those that were added in recent years were introduced with regional pricing and other older titles had it eventually added as well. Just that their pricing matrix doesn't seem to include discounts for you (does for Russia or China or Latin America though).

Today I have done some test and discover that prices in Asia, Europe and America regions all the same for at least Wolfenstein games. So as I understand there are no regional pricing for games under Bethesda. (Maybe) results incorrect because I used VPN, but I don't think so.

P.S. Maybe you or anyone else can help me to find similar resourse to SteamDB (Wolfenstein_New Order page). I know about GoGDB, but it has less functions than Steam analog... Also want to mention, that some time ago I used really good service based on GoG statistics, but now I cannot find it (I think that those resourse I have found in one of topics here at GoG forums).
So if anyone can suggest resourse with monitoring GoG prices around different regions (USA / Europe / Asia / etc.) I will be glad to find out about it!

You can actually query GOG yourself.
The game can be accessed by the following API call
https://api.gog.com/v2/games/1943729964

In that you will find a link to the pricing details.

https://api.gog.com/products/1943729964/prices?countryCode=au

Where you replace enter the region as a two letter abbreviation. EE = Eastern Europe. SE = Sweden AU = Australia, US = United States. GB = Great Britain and so on

All prices in USD:
US: 19.99
GB: 20.02
EE, 23.73
AU: 21.96.

Note the >10% difference between the US and the Eastern European price. Bethesda is using a 1USD = 1EURO exchange rate.

I would expect Is There Any Deal to list the regional pricing for whichever regions they support.

Other than what Mortius1 quoted (EE is Estonia though, since the price is set per country, but it applies to all of the EU from what I can tell), Wolfenstein: The New Order is $8.87 in Russia, $12.30 in China, $9.58 in Mexico and as far as I can tell all of Latin America (didn't check each country), $20.04 in Canada, $19.31 in Norway, $22.08 in Switzerland... So nope, definitely not flat priced in the least.

The resource you're referring to may me MaGOG, but it was shut down because GOG kept turning back on its values, so the user who created and maintained it couldn't get himself to keep working on a resource that supported them. Alternately, there was a GOGDB fork that also provided some pricing info, but that also vanished at some point, no idea why.

MaGOG, of course - I'm about this resource (forgot its name), but now I know that it discontinued, sadly... It was really good, with lot of functions (but with ascetic design - that's not really problem)!

Thanks for update

It's good that I found the right topic, thank you

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This is it. Winter has come.

And... 2022 has come! Hope really good games (lot of them are voted in GoGs Wishlist) will be added to GoG store this year!

P.S. Many games that have about ≈100 votes (in GoG Wishlist section) are great, but not all gamers know about them...