Phantom Blade Zero Pre-Order Guide: Editions & Prices
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Phantom Blade Zero pre-orders have been open since August 11, 2026 on the PlayStation Store, Steam, and the Epic Games Store. The Standard Edition costs $59.99 and the Digital Deluxe Edition costs $69.99, with regional pricing such as ¥268 and ¥328 on China-region Steam. The game launches on October 29, 2026, and this guide covers every edition, store, and bonus so you can decide whether to order now or wait.
Where to Pre-Order Phantom Blade Zero
Pre-orders went live at 7 PM PT on August 11 — August 12 in most other regions — and the official pre-order trailer links directly to all three stores. The window had been promised back in the June State of Play, which confirmed that orders would open in the summer alongside a full trailer and a dedicated deep-dive broadcast — all of which arrived on schedule in August.
| Store | Platform | Editions Available |
|---|---|---|
| PlayStation Store | PS5 | Standard Edition, Digital Deluxe Edition |
| Steam | PC | Standard Edition, Digital Deluxe Edition |
| Epic Games Store | PC | Base game, Digital Deluxe Edition |
All three stores price the game at $59.99 for Standard and $69.99 for Digital Deluxe in the US, with regional examples including ¥268 and ¥328 on Steam in China and ₹4,299 and ₹5,199 on Epic in India. The PS5 version is a console exclusive for at least 12 months after launch, while the Steam version launches day and date with PlayStation — there is no Xbox version to pre-order.
What Launched With Pre-Orders
When pre-orders opened on August 11, S-GAME paired them with an 11-minute extended gameplay trailer on the official channel, which has since drawn more than 5.2 million views. The video opens with a rain-soaked carriage exchange — "You're late. Let's get started already." — and closes on the teaser line "I'm looking forward to his next move." Between those beats it plays through two complete levels, Fog Forest Hunt and Lone City Showdown, and gives the first look at the Reality-Void switching system.
The commercial response was immediate. According to TechNode, the trailer pulled roughly 8 million views on Bilibili within a single day, and the game climbed to number one on Steam's global best-seller chart right as pre-orders opened. For a complete breakdown of every official video, see the trailer guide.
Editions and Prices
| Edition | Price | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Edition | $59.99 | Full game |
| Digital Deluxe Edition | $69.99 | Full game, Wulin Legend outfit, Blood-Steel Form, digital artbook, digital soundtrack |
Players who pre-order the Digital Deluxe also receive the standard pre-order bonuses described below. Both editions are digital worldwide; the only physical product tied to the game is a China-exclusive collector's box sold through JD.com, which our collector's edition guide covers in full.
Pre-Order Bonuses: What You Actually Get
Pre-ordering any edition unlocks two items early: the Treasure Basin accessory and the Legacy outfit. The Treasure Basin increases the Remnant Dust drop rate by 10 percent, while Legacy is a cosmetic outfit.
Crucially, neither item is exclusive. PlayStation's store page states plainly: "Early Unlock: The above content can also be obtained through in-game progression." The Digital Deluxe extras follow the same rule — the Wulin Legend outfit and Blood-Steel Form can be earned through normal play, and buying the edition simply unlocks them immediately. Nothing in either edition is permanently missable for patient players.
Epic Games Store: Fortnite Gifts
The Epic Games Store adds a gift-with-purchase: the Soul Outfit in Fortnite, bundled with the Sanguine Pickaxe and Back Bling. The offer is currently an Epic-exclusive extra, and the store page lists availability starting October 29, 2026 on Windows. Epic's announcement post also used the pre-order occasion to confirm Donnie Yen's role as Mó Yuan, teasing: "You'll even get to battle Donnie Yen."
Should You Pre-Order Phantom Blade Zero?
The honest answer: not necessarily. Creator Rurikhan, who played the game at Gamescom in 2024 and 2025, put it this way: "I'm not saying pre-order because if you're buying it digital, you don't have to pre-order... But I cannot recommend this game enough." Since every pre-order bonus can also be earned in-game, the practical reasons to order ahead are convenience, wanting to support the studio, or the Fortnite gifts on Epic.
He was equally direct about the price: "it's almost as if $60 is a viable business model for what is going to be one of the best games coming out this year. And you can quote me on that." Check the official store pages for the latest details, and see the release date guide for launch timing in your region.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Phantom Blade Zero cost?
$59.99 for the Standard Edition and $69.99 for the Digital Deluxe Edition in the US, with China-region Steam listing ¥268 and ¥328 respectively.
What do you get for pre-ordering?
The Treasure Basin accessory, which raises the Remnant Dust drop rate by 10 percent, and the Legacy outfit — both of which can also be unlocked through normal in-game progression.
Is there a physical edition to pre-order?
Only in China, where a limited JD.com box includes a Soul figurine and a redemption code. There is no disc version anywhere — see the physical release guide for details.
Is the Digital Deluxe Edition worth it?
The $69.99 tier adds the Wulin Legend outfit, Blood-Steel Form, digital artbook, and digital soundtrack. The cosmetics can also be unlocked in-game, so the artbook and soundtrack are the only truly exclusive items.
Is Phantom Blade Zero a console exclusive?
On PS5, yes — the game is a console exclusive for at least 12 months after launch. The PC version releases day and date on Steam and Epic on October 29, and there is no Xbox edition to pre-order.