“We feel it’s a valuable tool,” Valve noted on its blog, “but with purchasing power and foreign currency values always changing, we have to make big revisions to those conversion ideas to stay current.” “The new ideas are currently accessible, although as is customary on Steam, creators have total discretion over their pricing.” The new Steam pricing tool is now online, as is an educational DVD that shows artists how to set reasonable prices for their products.
Valve explicitly emphasizes that there is no “requirement or expectation” to alter price depending on location, while its ideas may be revisited at any time. The update, on the other hand, makes it reasonably straightforward for PC developers to accept a speedy conversion — through the toolkit — for new currencies and slap it onto their products, which, as previously said, are more expensive.
