The simple version: the Standard Edition is $29.99 across digital platforms, while $39.99 on Steam adds the first DLC expansion, soundtrack, and digital comic. Physical console editions arrive later on July 10, 2026.
The main buying question is whether the Deluxe upgrade adds something substantial, or whether the Standard Edition is the cleaner launch-day choice.
Digital pricing
What the Digital Deluxe Edition includes
The officially confirmed contents are:
- Base game
- Access to the first DLC expansion
- Full Original Game Soundtrack
- Digital comic book
The important item is the first DLC expansion. The soundtrack and comic are nice extras, but the value swings on how substantial that DLC turns out to be.
Edition comparison
| Edition | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Standard (digital) | $29.99 | Base game only across the currently released digital platforms. |
| Digital Deluxe | $39.99 | Steam-only bundle with the base game, first DLC expansion, soundtrack, and digital comic. |
| Physical editions | TBC | Two console retail editions planned for July 10, 2026. |
Is Deluxe worth it?
The upgrade costs an extra $10.00.
If the first DLC expansion becomes a real story-sized add-on, the price gap looks fair.
If the DLC is tiny or cosmetic in spirit, the Standard Edition is the smarter launch buy.
Right now, the missing piece is scope: the studio has confirmed the DLC exists, but not how big it is.
Physical editions
Two physical console editions are scheduled for July 10, 2026. The digital release comes first; boxed copies arrive later.
Refund reality check
On PC, Steam refund rules still matter: under two hours played and within fourteen days. If you are unsure about launch performance or early reviews, Standard plus Steam refund coverage is the lowest-risk move.
Verification note
Current pricing is based on the live Steam store page plus the official FAQ. Deluxe contents and physical timing will be updated if the publisher changes the bundle details.