Why prices are high?

Steam supports over 30 currencies and offers developers regional price recommendations so they don’t have to set every price manually. From October 2022 to March 2026, Valve’s recommended prices for Poland were extremely unfavorable, making PLN prices on Steam among the highest in the world. Valve promised to update these recommendations annually, yet but they made no changes for over three years, despite multiple request from the Polish gaming community. Their inaction resulted in #PolishOurPrices movement.

On March 27th, 2026, Valve finally updated the recommendation system — but even after the update, the default recommended prices for Poland remain among the highest. Only 4 currencies (GBP, EUR, NOK, ILS) have higher default recommendations than PLN. Countries far wealthier than Poland (Switzerland, USA, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand) have lower default recommended prices than Poland. To make matters worse, most developers and publishers still use these unfavorable recommendations because changing them requires manual adjustments. We need to act!

Current PLN to USD exchange rate:

~4.27 PLN

Based on Valve’s default recommendations,
this is the calculated value of 1 USD, used by the default suggested Polish prices.

Help us lower Polish game prices

Join the #PolishOurPrices campaign

Use social media to inform developers/publishers about overpriced games and use the hashtag #PolishOurPrices.
Add a screenshot from steamdb.info to show the price difference.

Attach a tweet from @HardwiredStudios pinned on our profile to your post.


What else can you do?

Games that need price adjustments

Examples of games whose prices are higher in Poland than in the USA, EU, UK, or Norway.
Find more games on our Steam Curator page (link below).

Our campaign is making a difference!

Here are examples of games whose prices have been reduced
thanks to the #PolishOurPrices campaign, or were fair from the start: