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Godfall Among Next Gen Games Retailing At $70
Talk about the pricing of games for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S has been a hot topic with many studios confirming that this new price point will be a common occurrence for select games. Among the upcoming titles with the new $70 price, as confirmed by Counterplay Games and Gearbox Publishing, is Godfall.
The studio behind Godfall has confirmed the pricing for the three editions of the game coming out on November 12, with pre-orders now available. For those interested in scooping up the upcoming title, here are the three different versions that are available to pre-purchase:
- Godfall Standard - $69.99
- Godfall Deluxe Edition - $89.99
- Godfall Ascended - $99.99
All versions, if pre-ordered, will come with a special Godfall Starter Pack:
- Godfall Starter Pack: Set of Augments and Trinkets
- Chrome skins for three Valorplates
- Zer0's longsword from Borderlands
- Yellow Valorplate skin for Typhon
The Deluxe Edition will come with the first expansion and the Ascended version will offer all of the above in addition to a red Valorplate skin, a Gold Weapon Pack, a Gold Shield, a Gold Royal Banner, and the Zodiac Knight Lobby title.
The studio also shared a new trailer with more on Godfall and the different pre-order bonuses:
As for the game itself, Godfall will release on PlayStation 5 and PC through the Epic Games Store on November 12.
What are your thoughts on Godfall so far? Are you going to be scooping up the Ascendent edition on day one? Sound off with your thoughts in the comment section below. There are no pre-order bonuses for commenting, but we like to hear from you anyway.
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