And hey, good for them. But it might have been a mistake from Ubisoft. Norwegians could get the game for 100 crowns ( ~$10 ); well, perhaps the company wanted to offer Norway a Viking discount, who knows.

The funny thing is that this price is even more profitable than a subscription to Uplay Plus, which costs $ 15. Plus, it seems like everyone who bought the game at this price will keep it forever. As far as is known, none of the purchases were refunded or declined by Ubisoft. The most logical explanation occurs if we look at the regions of the store that use the Euro, where the Deluxe Edition received a discount of €10, going from € 119 to € 109. Either that price was incorrectly copied, or more likely, a comma in the wrong place caused many players to be able to purchase the game for almost free.

That's a good deal though!