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Ubisoft Announces Assassin's Creed Origins Collector's Editions
Ubisoft unveiled a range of collector's editions today at their E3 conference, including the Dawn of the Creed Legendary Collector's Edition, the Dawn of the Creed Collector's Edition, and the Gods Collector's Edition. The legendary and standard Dawn of the Creed Collector's Editions both include the base game, the Digital Deluxe Pack, and the season pass.
The Dawn of the Creed Legendary Collector's Edition also includes a 27-inch Bayek statue, two exclusive Assassin's Creed Origins steelbooks, a replica of Bayek's eagle skull amulet in resin, and more. It is available now for a whopping $799.99, and Ubisoft is only making and selling 999 units worldwide.
The Dawn of the Creed Collector's Edition is priced at $159.99, and features a 15-inch Bayek and Senu figurine, a replica of Bayek's eagle skull amulet, one exclusive steelbook, and more.
The Gods Collector's Edition comes with the base game, Digital Deluxe Pack, and the Secrets of the First Period mission. Priced at $119.99, it also includes a 10-inch Bayek figurine standing on the Sekhmet Goddess statue, the game's art book, and more.
For more purchasing options and features, head here.
To see more information on Assassin's Creed Origins, check here. To take a closer look at Bayek and Senu, click here.
Our Take
While these complicatedly named editions come with some awesome extras, the attached price tags have me wondering if it's really worth the money. To get an arbitrary grasp on the cost, if you look at the 27-inch Bayek statue alone, you're paying just under $30 per inch. Just something to think about.
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