Crimson Moon Editions and Prices — Standard vs Deluxe Explained
Crimson Moon costs $19.99 on PC, PS5 and Xbox. The $29.99 Deluxe Edition adds a post-launch expansion plus two cosmetic DLC packs — here is the full breakdown.
How much does Crimson Moon cost?
The Standard Edition costs $19.99 USD and launched on September 1, 2026. It is available on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, and on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Regional pricing may vary.
What is in the Deluxe Edition?
| Edition | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $19.99 | The full base game |
| Deluxe | $29.99 | Base game + one post-launch expansion + two cosmetic DLC packs |
| Deluxe Upgrade | $10 | Unlocks all Deluxe content if you started on Standard |
The Deluxe Edition includes entitlement to one post-launch downloadable expansion, currently in development, plus the Ceremonial Armor Set DLC and the Axe of the Gods weapon DLC. Note that the expansion’s content and release timing have not been finalized by ProbablyMonsters. Separately from that paid expansion, the team’s September 9 development update teased a free one — “our next FREE content update” — with no details yet.
Is the $10 Deluxe upgrade worth it?
Mathematically the upgrade is neutral: Standard + $10 upgrade = $29.99, the same as buying Deluxe outright. So the real question is whether you want the expansion and the two cosmetic packs at all. If you expect to still be playing runs months after launch, the expansion is the meaningful part; the armor and weapon packs are cosmetic additions to the gear system.
Are there platform bonuses?
Yes — every PS5 player receives the Sonai Magistrate Armor Set free at launch, regardless of edition, according to launch reporting. PC and Xbox have no equivalent announced bonus.
Is there a season pass, battle pass or redemption codes?
No season pass or battle pass has been announced. And Crimson Moon has no redemption-code system — it is a premium single-purchase game, so ignore any site claiming to list “Crimson Moon codes” (they refer to other games with similar names). For what actually exists, see the beginner guide.
Which edition should a new player buy?
Start with Standard unless you already know you want the expansion. The base game contains the full run-based campaign, co-op and all launch content; the Deluxe extras can be added later at the same total price.
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