It's no secret that mobile games occasionally have silly prices for gems and various other in-game items. We see single microtransactions go over the $100 mark pretty often, and there's, quite frankly, very little micro about that sum. But Tales of Crestoria, Namco Bandai's latest entry in the Tales franchise, is just adding to the silliness with its monthly subscription model.
Tales of Crestoria offers two different subscriptions, which it markets as 'Reward Passes', and these cost $7.99 and $38.99 respectively. The cheaper of the two provides you with eight days worth of 50 Gleamstones (the game's equivalent of gems) and six of 100, which totals at 1,000. The more expensive offers 20 days of 250, which totals at 5,000.
Taken on their own, individual terms, these subscriptions provide you with four and 20 summons over their own periods respectively, and represent a saving of around 50-60% when compared to purchasing the Gleamstones directly. But it's when you consider how much you can end up paying for both over a 30 day period that it starts to look a bit silly.
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