Metro 2039: Here’s What Comes in Each Edition

Metro 2039 is set to release for PS5, Xbox, and PC on February 4. It’s a single-player first-person shooter set in the apocalyptic Moscow of its predecessors. The game will be available in two editions (you can preorder it at Best Buy here). Read on to see what comes in each edition, what preorder bonuses are available, and more.

Metro 2039 – Standard Edition

Metro 2039 – Deluxe Edition (Physical)

Metro 2039 – Deluxe Edition (Digital)

• Get it for PS5 – $99.99
• Get it for Xbox Series X|S – $99.99
• Get it for PC (Steam) – $89.99
• Get it for PC (Epic) – $89.99

The deluxe edition of Metro 2039 comes with the base game, the preorder bonus listed below, and the following digital extras:

• Story Expansion DLC
• Digital Soundtrack
• Digital Art Book

Metro 2039 – Collector’s Edition

Metro 2039 – Collector's Edition

• Get it for PS5 – $299.99
• Get it for Xbox – $299.99

This GameStop-exclusive collector’s edition of Metro 2039 includes the game itself, the preorder bonus, plus the following:

• Wearable Replica Spartan Helmet
• Exclusive Steelbook Case
• Hardcover Art Book
• Digital Art Book
• Story Expansion DLC
• Digital Soundtrack
• Digital Art Book

Metro 2039 Preorder Bonus

Preorder any version of Metro 2039, and you’ll receive the Specialist Pack. It includes in-game blueprints for the following backpack upgrades:

• Equipment Specialist Pouch – For gunsmiths who want to focus on crafting advanced weapons and gear more quickly.
• Chemtech Specialist Pouch – For explorers who want to brave radioactive areas with more gas mask filters and cleaner, more reliable equipment.
• Munitions Specialist Pouch – For marksmen looking to find and use rarer, more powerful ammunition types in their firearms.

What Is Metro 2039?

As indicated by its title, Metro 2039 takes place in the year 2039. In the Metro timeline, it takes place after Metro 2033 (which came out in 2010), Metro: Last Light (2013), and Metro Exodus (2019). The nuclear apocalypse has been in effect for a quarter century. Most survivors in Moscow have been living in the metro tunnels under the city, and after years of conflict, they’ve united under “a fanatical Spartan” known as Hunter. Hunter is a tyrannical leader, ruling with “propaganda and fear.”

You play as the Stranger, a recluse who’s been living outside the city. As luck would have it, the game picks up just as you need to go on a dangerous mission back into the metro tunnels. Cue irradiated monster fights, gun battles with rival survivors, and a healthy dose of stealthy sneaking. Check out our hands-on preview for more information.

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