Steam has officially started sales in dollars
Following instability and fluctuations in exchange rates, Steam, which decided to switch to dollar-based sales in the Turkish market, has begun pricing in dollars.
Due to the recent rise in exchange rates and various fluctuations, Steam had come to the agenda with a significant decision for the Turkish market.
Making an announcement that will upset gamers in Turkey, the company had announced that the Turkish Lira would be completely removed from the platform.
The company had set November 20 as the date.
A CLEAR INCREASE HAS OCCURRED
On the other hand, a clear increase is observed in game prices on Steam on a Turkish Lira basis.
For example, while the Titan Quest Bundle was on sale for 123 Turkish Lira, its price became 28.97 dollars after the switch to dollars.
This corresponds to 833.9594 Turkish Lira.
A similar picture has emerged for other games as well.
News Source: 12punto
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