Same as US, as far as I know.

Where do I see information about Steam's regional pricing policies?

You can read this article about steams regional pricing that has nothing to do with economy but ripping people off.

Link: http://www.pcgamer.com/the-weird-ecomomics-behind-steam-prices-around-the-world/

The excuse as always --> VAT

What I'm looking for is a list of which countries have regional pricing on Steam.
Assuming GOG will be following in Steam's footsteps, these are the countries that MaGog should be monitoring.

Well they only way you can compare prices is on steamprices.com but that is only one to one country.

I'm not really sure, but Steam used to be completely flat-priced 6 years ago, before there was a push for regional pricing at the insistence of the publishers. News of the regional pricing introduction can be found . This year, they also introduced [url=http://www.valvetime.net/threads/steam-to-introduce-12-new-currencies.245462/]12 new currencies. I wouldn't consider it unlikely if they were to introduce even more.

Wow, I step away for a bit and suddenly I'm accused of fomenting piracy. By a user from Russia, no less. Did I miss a memo that today was Opposite Day?

Thanks very much to Judas, moonshineshadow and everyone else who helped clear things up.

Thanks. I will be adding some code to MaGog to help us identify more regions as they evolve.

Steam hasn't a RP scheme for India or China at this time. But that does not mean there are no resellers for these markets that offer lower prices...

India's internet penetration rate is still fairly low ( but booming) . There is only one digital platform that specifically targets the Indian market : Games4U . prices seem higher than in Russia ( But the RUB went down by 40% in no time ), but are lower than in the EU or the US.

It's rather telling that the only person to dare think that IAmSinistar of all people would advocate piracy or abuse GOG's generosity (which generosity by the way?) in all the months this thread and the GOGmix are live is you.

So, if anyone put that idea in people's mind, that was you - feel free to congratulate yourself for it.

At least you had the decency to apologise for your ignorance. So, lesson to be taken from this - read first, speak later.

*sigh*

Seriously that is what they teach people in US. God help us.

When you apply for a US Green Card (Permanent Resident), you need to fill a long questionnaire. One of the questions is "Have you ever been a member of the Communist Party?". This is in 2014, not in the 1950's.

Yeah I know what happened to my secondary school teacher's son when he made a trip to US and from there to Mexico and when he was coming back from Mexico to US the american boarder guards did not know where Slovenia is. The only way he could explain to them is by saying former Yugoslavia. You can think yourself what followed then. He was incarcerated for two weeks before the Slovenian ambassador to US could save him from prison.

He should have said it's near Castlevania.

And Latveria.

Yeah I don't doubt that he was very sorry to said that :) And to be frank that actually happened - its not made up.