If you've ever bought a game on Steam, you've probably noticed that the listed price for the same game differs by country. K-jihacheol is no different — the regular and discounted prices you see depend on the country you're browsing from. Here's a full rundown of prices in major countries.
Why Do Prices Differ by Country?
Steam sets regional prices based on average income and purchasing power in each country. Rather than simply converting the U.S. dollar price using the exchange rate, it sets a separate price for each country based on local cost-of-living levels. That's why a straight currency conversion often doesn't match the actual listed price.
Prices in Major Asian Countries
In Asia, the game is priced as follows.
- Korea (KRW): ₩3,300 → ₩2,970 (10% off)
- Japan (JPY): ¥790 → ¥711
- Taiwan (TWD): NT$136 → NT$122
- Hong Kong (HKD): HK$36.00 → HK$32.40
- China (CNY): ¥26.00 → ¥23.40
- Singapore (SGD): S$7.29 → S$6.56
Prices in North America and Europe
In North America and Europe, the following prices are shown.
- United States (USD): $5.99 → $5.39
- United Kingdom (GBP): £5.29 → £4.76
- Eurozone countries like Germany and France (EUR): €6.15 → €5.53
Different Price, Same Content
Even though the price varies by region, the 19 countries, 26 cities, 94 lines, and 2,361 stations in the game, along with the Drive, Memory, and Race modes, are exactly the same no matter where you buy it. Using a VPN or other method to buy from a different region can violate Steam's terms of service, so it's safest to purchase normally through the Steam store for the region where you actually live.
The Discount Runs Through August 29 in Every Region
All the prices listed above already include the 10% launch discount running through August 29, 2026. The same 10% discount rate applies regardless of region, and once the discount period ends, each country returns to its regular price.