Following a pricing error that let players pick up Forza Horion 4 & 5 with all DLC for less than a dollar, Microsoft has somewhat predictably started issuing refunds...
Two excellent Forza Horizon games and all of their DLC for less than a dollar was always going to be a deal that was too good to be true, and as expected, Microsoft will not be honouring purchases made via the recent pricing error on the Swedish store — as spotted on various forums , Microsoft is issuing refunds and removing access from players who managed to pick up this ludicrous bargain.
The Forza Horizon 4 and 5 Premium Editions Bundle has an RRP of just under $200, meaning this pricing error would have granted access to both games and all their DLC at a ridiculous 99.65% off — not the kind of discount you see every day. While pricing errors like these are sometime honoured and players may have hoped that would be the case here, it sadly is not.
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