Aspenwood: I haven't bought anything off GOG for awhile (or much digitally at all, for that matter), and am wondering if I missed some news about this. When I was looking at the sale on now, multiple games struck me as having a regular price that is much higher than they used to be. I thought it might be because it's showing prices in my local currency (Canadian), but even with that taken into account, when I checked the games' prices on Steam (which is also set to Canadian for me), most of them were $4-5 cheaper there. Some were even more (ex. Dreamfall Chapters is $33 there vs. $45 on GOG, Dying Light is $60 there vs. $77 on GOG). Am I correct in thinking prices have been hiked?

Aspenwood: I haven't bought anything off GOG for awhile (or much digitally at all, for that matter), and am wondering if I missed some news about this. When I was looking at the sale on now, multiple games struck me as having a regular price that is much higher than they used to be. I thought it might be because it's showing prices in my local currency (Canadian), but even with that taken into account, when I checked the games' prices on Steam (which is also set to Canadian for me), most of them were $4-5 cheaper there. Some were even more (ex. Dreamfall Chapters is $33 there vs. $45 on GOG, Dying Light is $60 there vs. $77 on GOG). Am I correct in thinking prices have been hiked?

UnrealQuakie: Just a little thing here, they did convert to CAD but they have yet to update the prices cause the dollar is constantly changing and going up now we are at what 73 cents now and they still have prices at the 70 or 69 cent range. now is the time to get games during the sale, And just wait maybe at end year they will update the prices to the recent changes of our dollar.

GR00T: Actually, GOG's fairly close on this. The CDN dollar is currently around 79 cents US (78.77 on Bank of Canada's website). Converting, say, The Witcher 3 at $25 US comes to 31.75 CDN. It's listed as $32.29 CDN on GOG's sale page. So fairly close.