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<\/div>\n<\/td>\n <\/div>\n<\/td>\n<\/div>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\nRecently, many big companies involved in casual and downladable games business had big price cuts:<\/p>\n
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- XBL Indie Games prices changed<\/a> a few months ago and are now available at either 80, 240 or 400 MSPoints ($1, $3 and $5 dollars).<\/li>\n
- Big Fish Games<\/a> games are now available at $6.99. Before, this price was reserved to Big Fish Game Club. Club games now sell at $2.99.<\/li>\n
- Reflexive<\/a> games have multiple prices, apparently from $2.99 to $10.99.<\/li>\n
- Some Steam<\/a> products are sold from $2.<\/li>\n
- iPhone games<\/a> are also very cheap ($1 – $5 usually).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Developers have different thoughts about cutting the prices. I honestly do not know if it’s efficient or not, but there is one observation I’ve been able to make: I am selling games from Big Fish using their affiliation program on frozax.com<\/a>. When Big Fish Games changed their prices, I didn’t notice any change of income, or maybe a slight increase in profit. I do not have the full details of the number of games sold, but as the income per month stayed about the same, I can suppose there are more games sold to compensate.<\/p>\n
Let’s hope I can increase my volume of sales, too. I’ve had nearly no sales in the last few months and a few sales could help! \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
- Big Fish Games<\/a> games are now available at $6.99. Before, this price was reserved to Big Fish Game Club. Club games now sell at $2.99.<\/li>\n