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This version is only available in physical format. Then, we have the Aurora Limited Edition. The bundle includes the base game, as well as the Metro Exodus expansion pass, and the whole thing will set you back $85. You can only purchase this version of the game in digital format. So, the first Special Edition of Metro Exodus is the Gold Edition. Metro Exodus Special Edition Bonus Content: Gold, Aurora, Spartan The bundle is also available via the Microsoft store. Incidentally, you can also pick up an Xbox One + Metro Exodus bundle off of GameStop for $500. Preordering on Amazon grants you the digital Spartan Survival Guide, which will “prepare you for the unforgiving wilderness of post-apocalyptic Russia.” GameStop, on the other hand, offers an “exclusive Metro Exodus carabiner compass”. Now for the different bonuses from stores.
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Last, and arguably the best, is the Xbox One preorder bonus: a digital code for Metro 2033 Redux. On PC, you get a digital artbook and the game’s soundtrack, and, if you preorder the physical version, you also get a “Creatures of Post-Apocalyptic Russia” poster.
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The PlayStation 4 version offers the most underwhelming one: a dynamic PS4 Dashboard theme. Sorry for the confusion.Okay, first off, the preorder bonuses across different platforms. The price saving does not extend to the UK. Metro Exodus costs £49.99 on the Epic Games store.
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( UPDATE CORRECTION: This UK pricing is incorrect. Now, on the Epic Games store, it's priced £41.99. On Steam, Metro Exodus was priced £49.99. Epic said in order to pass the savings on to gamers, Metro Exodus will now sell for $49.99 in North America when purchased from the Epic Games store and €59.99 in most European countries.
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In December, Epic signed a deal with Skybound to bring Telltale's The Walking Dead: The Final Season on PC to the Epic Games store, but the deal with Ubisoft for The Division 2 was a significant step-up, and this latest deal for the promising Metro Exodus bolsters Epic's effort.Įpic offers developers / publishers 88 per cent of revenue, which is significantly higher than the 70 per cent Steam offers.
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It's also made a game free to download every fortnight since. All existing Steam pre-orders for Metro Exodus will be honoured.Įpic recently launched the Epic Games store offering a bigger cut of sales to developers than Valve currently offers through Steam. There's a Steam page for Metro Exodus, but we expect it to be pulled shortly, as The Division 2's Steam page was. The deal to release Metro Exodus on 15th February 2019 solely through the Epic Games store follows a similar deal for Ubisoft's The Division 2. ORIGINAL STORY 28/1/19: Epic's war on Steam continues: its latest high-profile PC exclusive is Metro Exodus. We apologise to Steam customers that were expecting it to be available for sale through the February 15th release date, but we were only recently informed of the decision and given limited time to let everyone know." "We think the decision to remove the game is unfair to Steam customers, especially after a long pre-sale period. "The developer and publisher have assured us that all prior sales of the game on Steam will be fulfilled on Steam, and Steam owners will be able to access the game and any future updates or DLC through Steam. "Notice: Sales of Metro Exodus have been discontinued on Steam due to a publisher decision to make the game exclusive to another PC store. It's the first time Valve has spoken out about a game being pinched from Steam at the last moment - even though Epic previously swooped in to sign up The Division 2 and The Walking Dead's final season. In an update posted to Metro Exodus' Steam page, Valve cited the game having long been available to pre-order via its own shopfront (even if all existing Steam pre-orders will still be honoured). UPDATE 29/1/19: Epic's move to snatch up Metro Exodus is "unfair to Steam customers", Valve has said, in response to last night's news of the game switching PC stores for its upcoming release.
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