Interesting Discovery!

you didn't know russia had cheaper games?

you didn't know russia had cheaper games?

you didn't know russia had cheaper games?

you didn't know russia had cheaper games?

Spec Ops in Russia costs 149 rubles on sale. But in the Amazon with a coupon it can be bought for $ 2.50(~~90 rubles)

you didn't know russia had cheaper games?

russia had cheaper games? you didn't know

you dont f*cking say?

you are not cheaper on russia?

In Soviet Russia, game buys you!

Even Europe has 2 tier prices for games. You really should get out more and travel a bit instead of just playing videogames. It is ultimately up to you so hey... you're the boss of where you go.

What's your guy's thoughts on this?
Why not compare the salary?
15k rubles per month average.

you didn't know russia had cheaper games?

what are my thoughts on this? The internet has been very kind to you so far...maybe that will change with this thread

I thought steamprices.com was pretty good at tracking which regions had the cheapest prices for a given game.

Dunno if I'm reading the site info wrong, never had much use for the function really.

you didn't know russia had cheaper games?

You didn't know... oh wait.

By the way, Tomb Raider may be cheaper in Motherland, but it's not giftable, so no SteamGifts giveaway of TR from me Q_Q. A lot of recent games are region-locked if purchased from the Russian store.

you didn't know russia had cheaper games?

Didn't you... yeah

I've had to change the steam store cc (country code) many, many times whenever I travel. Been doing it for years man!

Region locked games are balls though. Russian games can only be activated and played in limited Eastern European countries.