yes

the game has a lower regional price for South & Eastern Europe (and the UK).

the database only shows the base price.

Well, I was actually hoping for two separate things :) :
a) Each GOG DB entry will have a changelog section of its own, where all the changelogs for that particular entry will be listed
b) A new section on the website to track changelog updates in general, for all the entries in the GOG DB, which would massively improve the quality of life for anyone who's currently keeping an eye on the "What did just update?" thread.

Thanks .

I buy my games in euros with the Southern European regionsl prices, so that information is more useful to me than the price in dollars in thecUS. In the end when a game goes on sale in dollars it also goes on sale in euros, but since the currency exchange shifts there is nit an exact correlation.

I think the option to choose what currency to display (for example in a drop down menu) would be great.

I would prefer to have the history of prices.

I don't know if it's possible, but an adjusted regional price that takes into account the fair price compensation (the funds added to your wallet) would be optimal.

Are you not aware of the "Fair Price Package" or am I missing something? You should never pay more than the US price.

I don't mean the price in the US, but the regional price converted to USD, because that's easy to compare.

Of course everyone would want a history if possible, but it multiplies the amount of price data by 30, so I would like to avoid it if there's no big benefit.

Depends on how hard it is to get that data. I don't think it's that useful, as you can just look at the US price instead.

I think I know exactly what you want, don't worry.

1. Whenever. Having no regional pricing was one of GOG's two clear, specific principles and giving up on it will never be acceptable for me. And while discounts can't be made fair, what mainly interests me is whether a game has anyone pay more than the base price, even if that doesn't include my region (though for some time now we're getting the hiked up Eurozone price too, because, you know, "market realities" say we're darn wealthy over here).
2. USD makes for clear comparisons for everyone. If you can add both (not that we're using the Euro), sure, but USD prices for everyone is a must, to be able to compare.
3. History can't hurt, but if you say it's that much more work, it's fine without.
4. *checks SteamDB* So it has current regional price in regional currency, current regional price in USD, difference from base price in percentage, lowest recorded price in regional currency and highest discount as percentage. One thing I don't see is lowest price in USD and will keep saying that prices in USD need to be everywhere for comparison. Otherwise, all of it is useful but, again, could do just fine with doing it MaGOG's way, only offering the prices in USD for each region.
5. Basically looking for a source that's up to date again for this after MaGOG went into legacy mode in protest against GOG betraying one too many of their values, so what's available there, which in terms of regional pricing means the price in every region (as per the region matrix listed) expressed in USD.

The package doesn't mean you don't pay more, it means you do pay more if your region gets a hiked up price, the publisher gets those extra money and GOG offers them back to you as store credit, in the currency you chose then, and you have to use it within a year of last getting some store credit in that currency to make another purchase from GOG in the same currency. That's not "not paying more" in the least and, either way, doesn't make the behavior itself any more tolerable.
Regional price minus fair price package should always be equal to base price. If it isn't, it's a bug (usually resulting from a price drop where the base region, which isn't the US one actually, wasn't changed) and they should be made aware.

Quick preview for the changelog (not the final look)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/uiewk208uq9dl09/Screen%20Shot%202017-09-27%20at%2004.57.12-fullpage.png?dl=0

You're right, but because of the fluctuations of the currency exchange a game whose price was $9.99 one year ago and today would be sold at a different amount of € for my country.

That seems rather... messy. (And what happened with Witcher 2 downloads?)
Would probably be way more useful to be separated per game, as in just have one entry per day with "update for [game]" and click to see details with everything that changed for that game that day?

Another preview of the completely redesigned changelog overview page. The old structure will probably remain for the individual game pages, which haven't been started yet. Also "Changes" is just a temporary placeholder to avoid name conflicts, not sure what the final name will be.

So far the answers to my regional pricing questions have been fairly disappointing. It seems like most of you are just interested in complaining to GOG about prices they don't control and even try their best to compensate for. I see the high demand, but so far not a single valid (from my point of view) reason for it.

Edit: I still want to thank everyone for their honest answers. You all just want to improve the platform by pointing out its mistakes. Sorry for being so negative about it.

Talk about what's disappointing...

1. I always look at the regional prices. If I have to pay more than the base price, I will wait for a sale. I also want to know which developers are greedy or which are doing completely arbitrary regional pricing (for example discounts for "rich" countries, while overcharging "poor" countries). I won't support such developers or publishers.

2. I prefer to have prices in USD.

3. I wouldn't say it's important, but it's at least interesting. Would like to see it.

Now that seems to be the typical pricing model. UK, AU or CA discounts, Eastern Europe (even the non-EU countries!) price hikes...

I'm preparing for the update to introduces changelogs. Expect some downtime.