Valve has rolled out new pricing tools on Steam aimed at helping developers set more accurate regional prices. The update includes three pricing methods—exchange rate, purchasing power, and a multi-variable model—designed to better reflect local economic conditions across 37 currencies.

This move comes after years of criticism over inconsistent pricing, where games in some regions cost significantly more than their U.S. equivalents. While the new tools provide improved guidance, their real impact will depend on whether developers choose to adopt them.