Yeah, that’s what they’re alleging. And if it turns out to be true, that’s fucked and hope they get punished for it.

However, in the article there’s two quotes and neither prove that’s what they’re doing.

The reason given was that the Steam price was “significantly higher than what was available at other retailers for the same version of the game.”

This sounds consistent with all the previous instances and with their rule of matching whatever low price others provide which is not about price fixing.