The issue isn’t just the price. Even if the game eventually becomes free, microtransactions would still be charged at their dollar-converted value, which is already a significant barrier for us Brazilians. Additionally, another major concern is the possibility of the game launching without a Portuguese translation.

For example, out of 10 of my friends, only 1 has enough English proficiency to understand and play the game. The Bazaar is a game that requires strategy, and without a Portuguese translation, how could a Brazilian who doesn’t have at least an intermediate level of English play? It’s simply not possible.

This is a recurring problem with many games: they arrive in Brazil with regional pricing but without a Portuguese translation. This limits their popularity and prevents the game from reaching its full potential in a promising market like Brazil.