There's also perceived value vs delivered value as well. I bought RDR2 for £30 as it seemed like a relative bargain for the gaming potential it'd deliver. I've

There's also perceived value vs delivered value as well. I bought RDR2 for £30 as it seemed like a relative bargain for the gaming potential it'd deliver. I've put maybe 10 hours on it in 3 months. Euro Truck Simulator was under a tenner, with the thought it might be a "play once, get bored" title, probably 40-50 hours into it. As much as the numbers above are true, I'd still be unlikely to consider paying £30 for ETS, whilst still likely to buy RDR3 (whenever, wherever) for £50+. Perceived quality and potential payoff will win out, actual reality of playing that much game [0] be damned. [0] I have neither the time nor patience to pour 100+ hours into a game any more.