Phantom Blade Zero Collector's & Deluxe Editions
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There is no global Phantom Blade Zero collector's edition. Worldwide, the game is sold only as digital Standard and Digital Deluxe editions on the PlayStation Store, Steam, and the Epic Games Store. The one physical collector's product that exists is a China-exclusive box sold through JD.com for ¥1,199 — about $180 — built around a 6-inch Soul figurine and a WeGame redemption code, with no disc inside.
Is There a Phantom Blade Zero Collector's Edition?
Outside China, no. PlayStation's official game page lists exactly two editions, both digital and both in pre-order status: the Standard Edition at $59.99 and the Digital Deluxe Edition at $69.99. The Epic Games Store's "See All Editions and Add-Ons" section shows the same picture — a base game and a Digital Deluxe, nothing more. The Digital Deluxe bundles the Wulin Legend outfit, Blood-Steel Form, a digital artbook, and the digital soundtrack on top of the full game, and there is no higher tier anywhere in the official lineup.
What about physical copies elsewhere? Retailer listings on sites like Play-Asia are placeholders and do not prove a disc version exists. As of September 2026, S-GAME has not confirmed a collector's edition or physical disc release outside China, so treat any third-party listing as unverified and check the official store pages for the latest details.
The China-Exclusive JD Collector's Box
Sold only through S-GAME's official JD.com flagship store, the box is best understood as a collector's merchandise bundle rather than a physical game release — the game itself arrives as a code. It is limited to 20,000 units worldwide and priced at ¥1,199, roughly $180.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Soul action figurine | About 6 inches tall (1/12 scale, roughly 17.5 x 5 x 5.5 cm, about 90 g) with 2 head sculpts, 5 sheathed weapons, 5 swappable hands, fabric clothing, and a display base |
| "Flame Lion Head" necklace | Collectible accessory |
| "White Python" keychain | Collectible accessory |
| "Shadow Blade Zero" art book | Printed art collection |
| "Wanted"-style poster | Poster styled after an in-world wanted notice |
| WeGame redemption code | Redeemable for the Digital Deluxe Edition on PS5 or Steam, tied to a single WeGame account |
| Pre-order bonuses | All pre-order rewards included |
The figurine is made of ABS, PVC, and polyketone materials. Early coverage highlighted both sides of the package — the impressively detailed figurine and the disc-less design that defines it.
Availability: Two Batches, 20,000 Units
| Batch | Reservation Opens | Purchase Day | Ships By |
|---|---|---|---|
| First | August 14, 2026 | August 17, 2026 | October 29, 2026 |
| Second | August 17, 2026 | August 19, 2026 | December 31, 2026 |
The first batch opened reservations on August 14, went on sale August 17, and is scheduled to ship before the game's October 29 launch. The second batch took reservations on August 17, sold on August 19, and ships by the end of 2026 — meaning part of the run will arrive well after launch day. Once the 20,000 units are gone, no further production has been announced.
Why There Is No Disc Anywhere
The digital-only reality extends beyond the collector's box. Every official edition of the game worldwide is digital — the Standard Edition at $59.99 and the Digital Deluxe Edition at $69.99 on the PlayStation Store, Steam, and the Epic Games Store. The closest thing to a physical release anywhere is the Chinese box's WeGame code, and even that requires choosing between the PS5 and Steam versions on a single account.
The game is also a PS5 console exclusive for at least 12 months after launch. For collectors outside China who want something on a shelf, the JD.com box is therefore the only product that exists, and whether S-GAME announces disc runs or a wider collector's edition later remains to be confirmed.
The Box and the "No Disc No Buy" Controversy
The box's disc-less design landed in the middle of a heated debate. During the game's dedicated State of Play livestream on August 17 — with comments open on both YouTube and Twitch — "No Disc No Buy" posts flooded the chat and, in IGN's words, drowned out "comments about the promising looking action game itself." The protest targeted Sony's decision to stop shipping physical discs of its first-party games from 2028, not anything S-GAME had done.
The preservation account Does It Play issued a call to arms that was viewed more than 2 million times, and Sony's response was blunt: "it is not having any effect on its business now and it doesn't see any negative effect in the future. Sony executives insisted they will not change their minds." As IGN's Daily Fix host summarized, "Phantom Blade Zero is just the latest game to find itself drowned out by the no disc backlash despite it and its developer S-GAME having nothing to do with it."
For global buyers, the practical takeaway is simple: if you want this game on a shelf, the JD.com box is the only option, and it contains a code, not a disc. Everyone else can pick between the digital editions in our pre-order guide, with the wider physical situation covered in the physical release guide and the backlash timeline in the news roundup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a Phantom Blade Zero collector's edition in the US or Europe?
No. Official channels worldwide sell only the digital Standard and Digital Deluxe editions; the physical collector's box is exclusive to China through JD.com.
What is included in the Chinese collector's box?
A 6-inch Soul figurine with swappable parts, the "Flame Lion Head" necklace, the "White Python" keychain, the "Shadow Blade Zero" art book, a "Wanted"-style poster, a Digital Deluxe WeGame redemption code, and all pre-order bonuses.
Does the collector's box include a disc?
No. The game is provided as a WeGame redemption code that can be redeemed for the PS5 or Steam version, tied to a single WeGame account.
How limited is the collector's box?
It is capped at 20,000 units worldwide, released in two batches during August 2026, at ¥1,199 — roughly $180 — each.
Can I import the Chinese collector's box?
The box is sold only through S-GAME's official JD.com flagship store, with reservations and purchases handled in two batches in August 2026. Availability beyond the 20,000 units is to be confirmed — check the store for the latest details.