Riot Games is updating the pricing for some regions on September 8th. Today Riot Games reveals that they are updating the pricing for some regions. These pricing changes will cover all titles of Riot Games. Players from some regions need to pay more to buy in-game items. These changes in prices will be starting from 8th September in all titles of Riot Games. Change in pricing is only applicable to some countries only due to the sudden changes in tax price and exchange rate. Riot Games stated, “Periodically Riot evaluates global pricing and makes adjustments to account for changes in currency fluctuations, taxation, and regional discrepancies. These changes can be both increases or decreases. This year, we’re making changes to pricing in Europe, Brazil, Latin America, and Russia. Below you’ll find the changes that will take effect on September 8th in League of Legends: Wild Rift. Before this goes live, we’re doubling the Bonus Currency you get with each purchase from August 23rd to September 8th regardless of whether you’re impacted by the price changes.” The price changes are different for each game. Let’s take a look at the some. VALORANT IN-GAME ITEMS’ PRICE CHANGE: • Brazil: Average price will get increased by 15% • Colombia: Average price will get increased by 11% • Mexico: Average price will get increased by 17% • Turkey: Average price will get increased by 17% • Costa Rica: Average price will get increased by 16% • Uruguay: Average price will get increased by 17% • Chile: Average price will get increased by 16% • Russia: Average price will get increased by 6% • Peru: Average price will get increased by 15% • Europe ( for GBP, EUR, and HUF currencies only ): Average price will get decreased by 6% WILDRIFT IN-GAME ITEMS’ PRICE CHANGE:
- Brazil: +15% average price increase
- Colombia: +12% average price increase
- Costa Rica: +8% average price increase
- Uruguay: +17% average price increase
- Peru: +15% average price increase
- Russia: +6% average price increase
- Europe (for EUR, GBP & HUF currencies only): -5% average price decrease
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