The Blood of Dawnwalker Price and Editions
Esta guía se basa en información oficial de Rebel Wolves y Bandai Namco sobre The Blood of Dawnwalker (a la venta el 3 de septiembre de 2026). Las secciones marcadas como no confirmadas reflejan detalles que aún no están verificados oficialmente.
The Blood of Dawnwalker price starts at $69.99 for the Standard Edition on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Publisher Bandai Namco offers four editions in total: the digital Standard Edition ($69.99), the physical Day 1 Edition ($69.99), the Eclipse Edition ($79.99) and the limited Collector's Edition ($199.99). None of them lock gameplay content behind a paywall — every quest, weapon and ending ships in the base game.
The Blood of Dawnwalker Price at a Glance
| Edition | Price | Format | What's included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $69.99 | Digital | Base game |
| Day 1 | $69.99 | Physical | Disc + SteelBook + world map |
| Eclipse | $79.99 | Digital | Game + World Compendium + digital comic + soundtrack |
| Collector's | $199.99 | Physical, limited | Statue + hardcover compendium + SteelBook + map + all Eclipse extras |
Four editions might sound like a maze, but the split is clean: two $69.99 versions (digital versus physical), one $79.99 digital bundle aimed at lore fans, and one $199.99 collector's box. In the United Kingdom, the Standard Edition retails at £59.99 and the Eclipse Edition at £69.99.
Prices are identical across Steam, the PlayStation Store and the Xbox Store — there's no platform premium in either direction. That makes the digital-versus-physical question purely about format, and the Standard-versus-Eclipse question purely about bonus content.
Since the September 3, 2026 release, prices at major retailers have largely held at MSRP. Some physical editions have slipped slightly below the recommended retail price. Digital buyers will find the game on Steam, the PlayStation Store and the Xbox Store; physical buyers can order at retail, including Amazon.
Standard Edition and Day 1 Edition — $69.99 Each
The Standard Edition is the plain digital version: the full base game and nothing else. It costs $69.99 on all three platforms.
The Day 1 Edition is the physical launch version, and it carries the same $69.99 MSRP as the digital Standard. The difference is the box: alongside the game on disc, you get a SteelBook case and a physical world map. For anyone who prefers owning a physical copy, that makes it the best value in the entire lineup — two worthwhile extras at zero additional cost.
The Day 1 Edition is available at retail for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and for PC in select markets. Some UK retailers have already listed it below MSRP, so it is worth comparing shops before you commit.
A practical note on the format choice: digital means convenience — buy once, and the game unlocks with your account at launch. Physical means shelf appeal, plus the SteelBook and map in the Day 1 Edition's case. Neither changes a single thing you play; both cost the same $69.99.
Eclipse Edition — $79.99
The Eclipse Edition costs $10 more than the Standard and bundles three digital extras with the game:
- A World Compendium with lore and background information on Vale Sangora
- A digital comic book
- The official soundtrack
That is the complete list. There is no gameplay-related DLC here — no extra quests, no exclusive weapons, no story expansions. The extra $10 goes entirely toward digital bonus content for fans of the world and its music.
Whether that's worth it depends on how you play. If you devour lore compendiums and listen to game soundtracks on repeat, the Eclipse Edition is an easy call. If you just want to play the game, the Standard Edition delivers the identical experience for $10 less.
For context, the Eclipse Edition is the top digital tier — there is no digital equivalent of the Collector's box. If you buy digitally and want everything, $79.99 is the ceiling.
Collector's Edition — $199.99
The limited Collector's Edition is the big box, and for $199.99 it is a genuinely generous package:
- A 9-inch Coen statue made by PureArts (ABS/PVC)
- A 60-page hardcover World Compendium (approximately 9.4 × 8.3 inches, English only)
- A SteelBook case
- A textured world map (13 × 15.7 inches)
- The Collector's Box itself
- All the digital extras from the Eclipse Edition
The PS5 and Xbox versions include a game disc, while the PC version ships with a download code instead. Ordering directly from the Bandai Namco Store added two store-exclusive bonuses: a double-sided gold-foil bookmark and a set of three gold-foil stickers.
Based on everything shown so far, the statue, the hardcover compendium and the large-format map all look like quality display pieces. At $200, it is a fair price for a limited collector's box — provided you understand exactly what you are buying: collectibles, not gameplay.
Two practical caveats before you order. The hardcover compendium is English-only, which matters if you collect in another language. And the PC version's "disc" slot is actually a download code — only the PS5 and Xbox boxes contain a physical game disc.
Which Edition Should You Buy?
Here is the short version:
- Just want to play? Standard Edition. You miss nothing.
- Prefer physical copies? Day 1 Edition — same price as digital, plus a SteelBook and a world map. Best value in the lineup.
- Love the lore and the soundtrack? Eclipse Edition, if $10 for digital extras sounds fair to you.
- A collector with shelf space? The Collector's Edition delivers a statue, a hardcover book, a SteelBook and a large map in one cohesive package.
Another way to think about it: every dollar above $69.99 buys something you could describe to a person who has never played the game — a statue, a book, a soundtrack. Nothing above the Standard price changes a single quest, fight or ending.
The refreshing part of this lineup is what's missing from it. No edition grants gameplay advantages, exclusive quests or story DLC. Your $69.99 buys the complete game, and everything above it is fan material.
Which Edition to Buy
With digital prices holding at MSRP and only minor retail dips on physical copies, the choice comes down to what you want in the box rather than what you save. The Standard Edition at $69.99 contains every quest and every ending; nothing above it changes how the game plays.
If you want to read the verdict before spending $69.99, our review hub tracks when full scores arrive after the September 3 launch. Our release date page has the exact Steam unlock times and console midnight launches, and our system requirements guide covers the PC specs you'll need to run it well.