SEGA raised the price of a game on Steam almost threefold to 7 thousand rubles

Against the backdrop of exchange rates, some publishers are revising their pricing policies. The cost of games and microtransactions in rubles on Steam is gradually increasing

Recently, Valve revised Steam’s pricing policy. In the free-to-play Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, microtransactions became about 40% more expensive. This comes amid currency exchange rate fluctuations.

SEGA also decided to adjust its prices. Currently, the simulation game Football Manager 2022 costs 6,999 rubles.

Previously, the game was priced at only 2,699 rubles, which is an almost threefold increase.

The price of other games published by SEGA remains the same for now. 

It is unknown whether their price tags will change in the near future.