You’re reading condescension that doesn’t exist, and that I don’t hold into my responses.
That the problem predates my employment suggests to me that our games will always be priced too high for some customers. If we could price the games as low as they were priced two or three years ago, the complaint that they’re priced too high would stand, right? It’s a perennial complaint. I’m saying not only is it a perennial complaint, but there are actual reasons prices have gone up, and none of them involve the company or its principals getting richer from charging another $1-$2 per game.
You had what sounds like a bad experience with Choice of Rebels. I’d agree with you about that game. Choice of Rebels, as @havenstone admits, does not fit our norm. In fact, it directly contradicts our design model, but it was begun seven years ago and standards were different then. If you bought it on Google Play, email support at choiceofgames dot com and we’ll refund it. If you bought it on the App Store, login with your AppleID at reportaproblem.apple.com and request a refund (I’d do so soon because I think they have a 90 day cut off), and I think you have to contact Steam support to request a refund from them.