The Blood of Dawnwalker price and editions
Current US digital prices, edition contents and a region-aware checklist for buying The Blood of Dawnwalker.
At the September 3, 2026 check, the US PlayStation Store lists Standard Edition at $69.99 and Eclipse Edition at $79.99. The digital Eclipse upgrade is listed separately at $14.99. These are US storefront prices, not universal amounts: currency, tax, platform, retailer and promotions can change the total.
Digital editions compared
| Edition | Main contents | US PS Store price checked September 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Full game | $69.99 |
| Eclipse | Full game, Digital World Compendium, Digital Soundtrack and Digital Comic Book | $79.99 |
| Eclipse upgrade | Digital extras for an eligible base-game owner | $14.99 |
The publisher also lists physical Day 1 and Collector’s editions in selected markets. Availability depends on retailer and country, so their prices should not be converted from a different region as if they were official local totals.
Day 1 and Collector’s editions
The Day 1 Edition combines the base game with retailer-specific launch packaging and early-unlock content. The publisher notes that the early-unlock item can also be obtained later in the game, so it is not permanent gameplay content locked behind pre-ordering.
The Collector’s Edition adds physical items including a map, a 23 cm PureArts Coen figurine, a 60-page hardcover world compendium and the Eclipse digital upgrade. Confirm whether your retailer supplies a disc or code, which platform it covers and whether shipping/import tax is included.
Which edition is the sensible buy?
- Choose Standard if you only want the playable game. The Eclipse extras are lore and media items rather than a second campaign.
- Choose Eclipse if the digital soundtrack, comic and compendium are worth the price difference to you.
- Choose Collector’s only after checking the exact physical contents, platform and delivered cost. Its value comes from collectibles, not gameplay power.
- If you already own Standard, compare the separate Eclipse upgrade with the full Eclipse bundle before paying again.
Why prices differ between sites
Regional pricing is not a direct exchange-rate conversion. Store operators account for tax rules, local pricing policy and platform fees. Physical retailers add stock, shipping and import conditions, while temporary promotions can make a third-party authorised retailer cheaper than the platform store.
Use the final checkout total, not a search snippet. Verify that an unusually cheap listing is for the full game, the correct region and a retailer authorised to sell a key your account can redeem.
Before checkout
- Set the correct account/store country.
- Select Standard, Eclipse, Day 1 or Collector’s deliberately.
- Confirm the platform and whether the item is a base game or add-on.
- Review language support, tax, shipping and refund terms.
- Recheck the final amount because all prices on this page are time-sensitive.
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