You don't pay for the labour to produce it, you pay for a gamble over an investment. The labour to produce the game can totally be paid if the price of the gam

You don't pay for the labour to produce it, you pay for a gamble over an investment. The labour to produce the game can totally be paid if the price of the game is reduced but the amount of copies sold increase by a significant amount to make up for the price reduction. And wallet and income of the consumers in region X of the world do not stretch magically because game companies in region Y decide to invest more on games. It is not that simple.