Hellraiser Revival Price and Editions: Standard, Deluxe and Collector's Compared

The Hellraiser Revival price is $39.99 for the standard edition on every platform, $49.99 for the Digital Deluxe, and $129.99 to $249.99 for the three Boss Team Games collector's boxes. Deluxe adds eight digital items headlined by the Nailer melee weapon; the collector tiers add a light-up puzzle box replica and display pieces. Every figure was checked against the US Steam store, console storefronts, Saber's FAQ and the Boss Team store on October 12, 2026; prices, stock and shipping dates move first.

Hellraiser: Revival price for every edition

Do the arithmetic first: standard ($39.99) plus the $14.99 add-on is $54.98 — more than the $49.99 bundle, so buy the bundle if you want the extras. Only US prices were checked directly; treat other regions as unverified.

Standard edition: $39.99 on PS5, Xbox, Switch 2 and PC

All four platforms launched together on October 8, 2026. What differs is the format, per the publisher's FAQ:

Three FAQ facts beat the packaging: no internet connection is required to play (connecting is recommended so patches download), Xbox Play Anywhere is supported, and no DLC or content update is planned — bug-fix patches only.

If the real question is whether it is worth $39.99 at all, our worth-it page argues both sides, and the Steam key guide covers where a discounted key is safe and where it can be revoked.

Digital Deluxe: the eight items and how to unlock them

The store listing's own contents list, item for item:

Two details separate this from a costume pack: the Nailer is a real melee weapon with its own durability, not a skin (see the weapons and upgrades page), and the FAQ confirms the art book, soundtrack, novella and filter are local menu extras with no redemption step.

Pre-order bonus: two weapon skins, window closed

Pre-ordering any edition granted two cosmetics, in the Xbox store's wording: the "Labyrinth" pistol skin and the "Martyr" sawblade skin. They shipped as their own free add-on rather than as part of Deluxe, so the Deluxe tier added no extra pre-order reward.

The window closed with the October 8 launch: on the October 12 check, Steam listed only the Deluxe Content add-on, so a purchase today starts without those skins.

Collector's editions: Genesis, Cenobite and Leviathan

All three are sold and shipped by Boss Team Games, not Saber Interactive, and each includes a digital copy of the Deluxe Edition for the platform you choose (PC is a code only).

The Lament-versus-Genesis choice: every product page's description lets you pick between a replica of the classic Lament Configuration from the films and the game's new Genesis Configuration — both light up with LED effects. The checklist printed underneath is worded as the Genesis box, so confirm your pick before checkout; the Cenobite product page shows the full contents.

Collector's edition shipping: official line vs buyer reports

The publisher explicitly declines to answer, in its own words:

Official source: Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival FAQ, Saber Interactive "Please be aware that Boss Team Games is responsible for the sale and fulfillment of these versions of the game, and, as such, we are unable to provide additional information - including about shipping - to players. For anyone with specific questions regarding their pre-ordered Collector's Edition, please contact Boss Team Games directly (support@bossteamgames.com)."

Everything below is buyer-side reporting, not official confirmation: within days of launch, collectors reported orders arriving after release day, some with delivery estimates quoted for October 15-17, and delay threads piled up on the game's subreddit. We could not verify a revised ship-by date, so treat any arrival date as a carrier estimate.

Practically, the collector's boxes are a display purchase with an uncertain delivery date, while standard and Deluxe are playable today. Check the known issues list first — two PS5 trophy trackers are reported stuck, and no patch notes had been published as of October 12, 2026.

Which edition should you buy?

• Standard, $39.99 — the default: full campaign, both endings, all collectibles, free demo first.
• Digital Deluxe, $49.99 — only for the Nailer, soundtrack and art book. Fair at $10 over standard, poor value at $54.98.
• Genesis, $129.99 — entry collector tier: the light-up box and cards.
• Cenobite, $199.99 — the statue tier, contents itemised in the graphic above.
• Leviathan, $249.99 — the signed Clive Barker print, in a stated run of 1,000.

Physical buyers should note the October 30 Switch 2 cartridge; length-focused buyers have our 8-12 hour breakdown.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is Hellraiser: Revival on PS5? $39.99 for the standard edition in the US, matching Steam and Xbox; the Digital Deluxe is $49.99. The US PlayStation page lists both tiers, with no launch discount active on October 12, 2026.

What comes with the Digital Deluxe Edition? The Nailer melee weapon, a Cenobite shotgun skin, a Punisher baseball bat skin, a Leviathan weapon charm, a digital art book, the digital soundtrack, the "Bleeding Hearts" novella and an '80s horror movie filter.

Is the soundtrack sold separately? We could not verify a standalone soundtrack purchase. It ships with every Deluxe copy and collector's edition, and the FAQ says it opens from the main menu.

Which collector's edition should I get? Genesis ($129.99) for the light-up box alone, Cenobite ($199.99) for the four-Cenobite statue and print set, Leviathan ($249.99) for the hand-signed print and SteelBook.

Who handles a late collector's edition? Boss Team Games, at support@bossteamgames.com — the Saber FAQ states it cannot provide shipping information itself.

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