How long you need to work in order to get a 50$/€ game ?

I earn money randomly(i can't work now), so if I got something in someway I can buy games else not. I'd never pay 50$ for a game, i try to get them at around 5$(except very few exceptions, for games i know i could play for very long time, where i can get them even at around 20$)

LOL. In Czech Republic the only way how you can make money as underage kid is working in McDonald's. They pay them about 2€ a hour. So it's 25 hours to buy 50€ game (3 days).
If you're already overage student, in part-time jobs you can earn about 3-3,2€ per hour. So not much better. I finish my school and I am outta here.

A carefully disguised d/ck measuring contest. I'll pass.

12-13 Hours because I get about 4-4.5 $ an hours at some small place like a pizza or McDonald's and I am only 15 in 2.5 months 16 so it will be more like 10-11 Hours after my birthday.

I would need work like a month to get that money. In my country there are many restrictions to get dollars.

I'm a student and currently not working. The only income I have is the student money and loan I get from the state that barely provide for my living. To be able to buy a game worth 50€, I would have to live a week without spending any money. But once I finish my studies and get a job, I should start earning a lot of money. :)

One cell phone sale... I'm in Canada. I work a rather average retail job. Thirteen an hour plus my bonuses. I do ok. usually 30k a year, but my expenses are pretty low. No rent, just food cost.

half day of work. (Spain)

I'm a student and I'm not working. I had an scholarship (~250€/month) in the last semester, but now I don't have anything. I used the money to buy new laptop and phone. I don't buy many 50€ games anyway, I prefer to buy older games for my consoles. And right now I'm saving money for a new guitar. I buy stuff for money left after paying all the rent and food, and I get money for food and accommodation from parents.

~4 days ( teacher in Iran )

~ 6 hours

€50 in 2 hours? You must be a drugdealer :)

with a average job about 12-15 hours...but can't even find job with lower salary :D

if you're in my state, minimum wage it would take you almost a full shift of 8 hours to technically afford it, however realistically you'd probably pay bills first so it could probably take you all month to set aside enough for the luxury.

if it were me though? I'm a computer specialist, I don't leave my house for less than 100$ so even if I wanted to pay all my bills for the month first it would only take me probably 2 to 4 hours to have enough for that luxury.

18-21 hours with average student job. Most students work for €2.75 an hour (usually in McDonald's or as agents in telecommunication companies).

To put things into perspective, average monthly salary in my country is about €600 and average monthly salary in Scandinavian countries is probably over €3000. Then how exactly is it fair that we have equally priced games on Steam?

Brazil:
Minimum Wage: R$ 678 = U$ 344
I get about U$578 a month.

If you buying it full price you doing it wrong. Only heathens do that

25€/h? WOW! I'm Polish and here an hour an ordinary citizen gets 13 PLN (~4,25€). And we have prices in € :/

I'm only studying right now but in my last job... three or four days I think :/

half a month

I think its funny all these people crying they have to work a week or a month to get a $50 game, well thats your choice/fault. Get a better job and make more money, move to a place with a better economy, go back to school if your not qualified, or maybe you should of done better in highschool, either way its your fault if you have a shitty job so I dont feel sorry for any of you and thats just being honest not being a dick.

some months since i'm unemployed

Here is the minimum wage 580€, so i'd need to work 14h as a street cleaner (for 3.65€ per h) or 8h as an engineer (6.25€ per h)

A day is 85€ so I get a game, some pizza and a crate of beer. (Germany to btw. :D)

The only thing I took from the op was the question, and then something about people being from "poor countries". The rest seemed to be nonsensical.
To answer your question, though, I would have to work about 3-4 hours to pay for a 50€ game.

Edit: Spelling

Edit2: Now that people are probably staring at my profile, trying to figure out why I don't give away more games, I'll just add this: I'm currently in the process of moving. I'm also more interested in trading than giving away. It's just how it is.