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Unlike games that use [[Microtransactions]], Freemium games have a binary distinction between those who pay and those who do not: you're either Free, or you're Premium. This tends to limit the [[Bribing Your Way to Victory]] effect--if you can only pay a fixed amount, you can't out-pay the other people who are paying. That's not to say that the two payment methods can't be combined--there are plenty of Freemium games that also feature [[Microtransactions]].
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If the game's marketing plays up features in the paid version of the game while advertising it as "Free", you probably have an [[Allegedly Free Game]] on your hands.
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See also: [[Allegedly Free Game]]
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== [[Web Original]] ==
* ''[[Homestar Runner]]'' [[Parodied]] this in an [[April Fools' Day]] prank, "[http://www.homestarrunner.com/payplus.html HomestarRunner.com PAY PLUS!]"
* The [[Day Nine]] Daily, a web show for ''[[Starcraft II (Video Game)|Starcraft II]]'', has an "optional subscribers" program where for $5 a month viewers get to play games with Day[9] himself, among other little bonuses.
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