15 Worst Examples of Microtransactions In Video Games

Train Simulator 2015 

Games are usually $60-$80 in price, and we are perfectly fine with that. Train Simulator 2015 clearly thought that players weren’t happy with paying that much money, so they threw in $4000 dollars of DLC, each priced at roughly $20. This is just ridiculous because anyone who has any desire to play this game is going to immediately turn it off and delete it from their library once they reach the DLC screen. DLC should not make up an entire game. The publisher and the developer of Train Simulator certainly didn’t get the memo.