This Game Costs 200 Dollars

This Game Costs 200 Dollars

Stolen Valor Studios · January 30, 2026 · Simulation, Casual, Dark Humor, Satire, Multiple Endings

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This Game Costs 200 Dollars price by region

This Game Costs 200 Dollars costs $199.99 in the United States, $199.99 in Georgia (USD), €200.00 in Europe (EUR), £200.00 in the United Kingdom, CA$259.99 in Canada, A$289.95 in Australia, NZ$289.99 in New Zealand, zł919.99 in Poland and R$999.99 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest This Game Costs 200 Dollars offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Statesyour region $199.99 $199.99 — 1
Georgia (USD) $199.99 $199.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €200.00 €200.00 — 1
United Kingdom £200.00 £200.00 — 1
Canada CA$259.99 CA$259.99 — 1
Australia A$289.95 A$289.95 — 1
New Zealand NZ$289.99 NZ$289.99 — 1
Poland zł919.99 zł919.99 — 1
Brazil R$999.99 R$999.99 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About This Game Costs 200 Dollars

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This Game Costs 200 Dollars is a comedic exploration of a surreal city called Schizopia where you interact with oddball characters and a manipulative narrator trying to justify an absurdly high price tag through increasingly absurd world-building. The game features multiple endings, environmental details like scattered beer and cigarettes, and a deliberately mind-bending experience that blurs the line between genuine artistic statement and elaborate joke at the player's expense.

Have you ever been swindled? Like really swindled? Because this game is the swindle to end all swindles. This game costs 200 United States dollars, or whatever that is in your currency. That is a lot for a video game. And yet I know some people will buy this game out of sheer curiosity and I highly recommend you do too. You see, while most others would simply put together a few reused models, I made a full game for you to play. With features, multiple features. Impressive, I know. This game is also a psychological experience, where I try to convince you that this game truly does cost 200 dollars. BEER AND CIGARETTES This game has many cases of beer and packs of cigarettes all around the map. They don't do anything, nor are they very important. But they add a vibe to this game that is missing from most. You see, most of my time is spent either drinking, smoking, or sharpening knives and games often don't feature those first two. Sure, your character never engages in those activities directly but you could imagine them and after all imagination is what makes us human. Beer and cigarettes are essential to the human experience and are in this game for that very reason. SCHIZOPIA Much of this game takes place within a city known as Schizopia. I made this city in order to keep you entertained for long enough to make your game feel real. You see, so many people think this game isn't a true gaming experience and I have to prove that it is indeed just that. So this city is my way of proving myself as a world crafter and a god of some sorts. CHARACTERS This game includes many very sane and normal people who wander the streets and are very nice to talk to. They all have very casual and very scientific things to say. For instance, they might point the fact your character is blue, because I decided that looked funny in the character maker. Or they might state a random very obvious fact and only that fact such as that cheese is made up of atoms. No character actually says that but I could imagine them doing so. PSYCHOLOGIC EXPERIENCEThis game follows you interacting with me, who acts as your narrator, who creates the game as you play. You see, I need your 200 dollars and I will mess with your head in any way possible. This game has strange and odd people, I mean normal people and things that should definitely happen, always. For sure. This game is a real mind bending experience unlike anything that has ever been done before, yes I know it's insane. Just like my cousin Bill, who is in Schizopia's Museum of Boring People, what that exactly is I'll let you find out. COMEDY Many people describe my games as "comedic" and "funny". I can assure you that this is the wrong assumption is make. My games are serious works of passion and blood that should not be taken as comedic. This game has many strong messages and things to learn about. This game is not meant to make you laugh. It's made to make you cry. Trust me, when you learn about Schmeebleberries, you will be crying like it's a puppy funeral. Yeah, that bad. I know, I know. But trust me, it'll all be worth it in the end. ENDINGS Stories can end in so many exciting and emotional ways but this game has 10 endings, all of which are deep and fulfilling to the story. Any of them could be canon, which one is is up to you, my friend. Some of these endings may be harder to get that others but in the end, that's what makes this game worth 200 dollars. The experience of finding new things and living your best rich life with all your rich and sweaty friends. That is what makes life worth 200 dollars.

This Game Costs 200 Dollars — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

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This Game Costs 200 Dollars is a deliberately expensive game that players acknowledge has genuine effort and creative intent behind it, making it more of a psychological curiosity purchase than a scam. Reviews suggest it works as intended for collectors and those seeking an unconventional experience, though players generally view it as a novelty item rather than a traditional game worth the premium price for most audiences.

Recommended May 29, 2026
I have made plenty of bad decisions in my life - voluntarily eating a toilet water soaked sandwich straight from a functional, used toilet bowl; Spent a night in a shared airBnB with a soon to be federal prison prisoner and a scammer; Stole a comic book from the bookshop in my hood (and getting caught). Surprisingly, spending 200 dollars on this game was not the top worst decision I have ever made in my life. Now what does that say about me as a human being? But I digress. I think I made the relatively smarter decision of submitting a request to refund this game. Originally I was just going to write a trollish review, this being a 200 dollars game and all. But after playing the game for half an hour, I can see there is surprisingly actual efforts put into the game, it's not just a cash grab. Still very close to it, but not just a cash grab. There are 10 different endings, there is a whole actual 1950s Hollywood movie you can watch in the game. There are 6 or 7 NPCs you can interact with, you can collect money of the ground, you can buy stuff, you can sell stuff, you can buy money. You can even see an animal in the game (I wont spoil what animal it is, you can buy the game an…
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Recommended Aug 25, 2026
As a collector of the most expensive games on Steam (excluding obvious Shovelware), I had to of course add this to my collection. Shoutout to the dev for making it so obvious, I don't think I ever had a game that started by telling me that I am an idiot. Anyway, as you can see, I played more than 2 hours, so I have no intention of refunding it. So, congratulations, dev, you got my 200 dollars. I'm not sure if it was worth "every single cent", but it was certainly a psychologically interesting experience. I hope my money will contribute towards the Oscar fund and make your dream come true. Only a word of caution: As a kid, I nearly got thrown out of my local zoo for feeding a young giraffe with Popcorn. So, please promise me, when you do get Oscar, you won't feed him Popcorn?! Ok? Ok? I mean it, NO POPCORN for Oscar!
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