Prices displayed and paid on Steam are set AFTER tax, so the only thing it does is Valve and the game dev/publisher getting a bigger chunk. You pay the same whether you're in Hungary(27%) or Luxembourg(17%) Switzerland (8.1%)(Swizterland is not in the EU technically). It might help if you switch to a country that doesn't use the EUR and Steam supports that currency, but publishers don't really bother setting lower prices because the free movement actively prevents regional lockouts.
Prices displayed and paid on Steam are set AFTER tax, so the only thing it does is Valve and the game dev/publisher getting a bigger chunk. You pay the same whether you're in Hungary(27%) or Luxembourg(17%)
Switzerland (8.1%)(Swizterland is not in the EU technically). It might help if you switch to a country that doesn't use the EUR and Steam supports that currency, but publishers don't really bother setting lower prices because the free movement actively prevents regional lockouts.