Horizon Zero Dawn PC pre-orders launched last week for the tantalizing price of $ 32.99 (£ 32.99), however the in-game store price has now increased exponentially thanks to VPN users trying to buy the game from different regions.
If you check out the Steam store listing for the game today, you’ll notice that the price is now $ 39.99, representing a 21.22% increase. Apparently, this has been caused by VPN users, who can access stores in other countries and buy the game for much cheaper due to favorable exchange rates.
In a Reddit post, one user detailed that the Horizon Zero Dawn price for PC was originally 539 pesos in Argentina, which is around $ 7. Unfortunately, the price has now increased to 2,100 pesos, resulting in a huge increase of 288.9%.
A Reddit user lamented the fact that rich countries are essentially bothering poorer countries by taking advantage of regional prices, and it certainly seems that way.
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Horizon Zero Dawn launches on PC on August 7 and comes with a host of tech enhancements over the PS4 version, including unlimited frame rates, dynamic foliage, support for ultra-wide monitors, and an in-game benchmarking tool. . It also includes all previously released DLC.
Horizon Zero Dawn for PC could give us an idea of how the next Horizon Forbidden West PS5 game might come out when it launches in 2021. The sequel to the critically acclaimed Guerrilla Games PS4 game will likely take advantage of higher frame rates and many of the improvements. found in the PC version.
