Posted December 21, 2023
Why do prices for games offered on GOG are different for users that are logged in?
On the first screenshot I'm logged in and have a higher discount, but also a higher base price, which makes the game more expensive. In a private browser window (on the same PC!) the discount is lower, but the base price is also lower, so all in al the same game (or bundle, to be exact) is cheaper.
Also interesting - when adding the cheaper version to the cart and logging in, the cheaper price prevails. What is going on here? Do we have to start checking prices through private browsing to check if we really get the deal we "should" get? As a long-term GOG customer I do not understand why I am shown higher prices than someone who is not browsing the GOG store using his account.
On the first screenshot I'm logged in and have a higher discount, but also a higher base price, which makes the game more expensive. In a private browser window (on the same PC!) the discount is lower, but the base price is also lower, so all in al the same game (or bundle, to be exact) is cheaper.
Also interesting - when adding the cheaper version to the cart and logging in, the cheaper price prevails. What is going on here? Do we have to start checking prices through private browsing to check if we really get the deal we "should" get? As a long-term GOG customer I do not understand why I am shown higher prices than someone who is not browsing the GOG store using his account.