Phantom Blade Zero Editions: Standard vs Digital Deluxe
Published 2026-08-12Updated 2026-09-174 min read
Standard (¥268) vs Digital Deluxe (¥328) — the ¥60 difference buys cosmetics, art and OST only. Full comparison and honest advice.
Phantom Blade Zero sells in two digital editions, and the difference between them is refreshingly honest: the Deluxe tier adds presentation, not power. Here is the full comparison.
What both editions include
- The complete game — every level, weapon, ending and mode
- Pre-order bonuses for both tiers: the Treasure Bowl (Jubaopen) accessory and the Legacy (Chuancheng) outfit
What the ¥60 / HK$70 upgrade adds
| Deluxe exclusive | Type |
|---|---|
| "Jianghu Legend" (Wulin Chuanshuo) outfit | Cosmetic |
| "Mechanical Demon Body" (Jixie Moqu) outfit | Cosmetic |
| In-game art settings collection | Digital art book |
| In-game original soundtrack | Digital OST |
No extra levels, no power weapons, no gameplay advantages — pure collector content. The same structure holds on PlayStation, where the Deluxe sits at HK$398 vs HK$328 (see pricing).
Which to buy
- Standard, if you want the game: the full 30-40 hour campaign, all weapons and all endings live in both boxes. This is the recommendation for the overwhelming majority
- Deluxe, if you want the shrine: series faithful, outfit collectors and OST people get exactly what they are paying for — and nothing gameplay-side for waiting
One more option exists offline: the physical Collector's Edition box at ¥1199 with the 1/12 Soul figure — details in the Collector's Edition breakdown. And if you are still deciding whether to buy at all, the buying guide starts from first principles.