Mistfall Hunter Deluxe Edition

Skystone Games and Bellring Games confirmed two digital SKUs for Mistfall Hunter ahead of the July 29, 2026 launch: Standard Edition at $24.99 USD and Deluxe Edition at $39.99 USD on Steam, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series. This page breaks down what the Deluxe bundle includes, how Standard buyers can upgrade later, how the 10% launch discount window works, and why Fate Coins remain cosmetic-only per official store and press language — not a pay-to-win shortcut around extraction skill.

Gameplay depth is identical between editions. Deluxe is a cosmetic and currency head start, not a stat boost pack.

Standard versus Deluxe at a glance

Edition	USD price	What you get
Standard	$24.99	Full base game and access to Season 1 live content described on the roadmap
Deluxe	$39.99	Full base game plus exclusive cosmetics and 2,500 Fate Coins

Regional console stores may show different currency formatting, but Games Press and multiple outlet reproductions align on these US Steam-equivalent prices. Cross-play squads do not require matching editions — a Game Pass subscriber, Standard buyer, and Deluxe owner can still queue together if platforms allow.

Every Deluxe cosmetic item

Games Press, GamingTrend, AltChar, and Notebookcheck reproduce the same Deluxe bonus list:

• Forsaken Skeleton — exclusive outfit.
• Shipwreck Coast — exclusive profile background.
• Web of Fate — exclusive earrings cosmetic.
• Justice — exclusive standing pose.
• Pip’s Daily Life — exclusive emote set.
• Dew — exclusive avatar.
• Light Feather — exclusive avatar frame.
• 2,500 Fate Coins — in-game currency for the cosmetic shop.

None of these items alter combat stats, stance damage, or extract rules. They are account-bound presentation rewards similar to Open Beta mail cosmetics documented on Codes.

Fate Coins and the no pay-to-win pledge

Steam store copy and Games Press quotes emphasize no pay-to-win and no purchasable stat boosts. Fate Coins are described explicitly as currency for cosmetic items — skins, emotes, profile flair — not Gyldenblod multipliers or gear power.

Deluxe buyers start with 2,500 Fate Coins to spend in the Season 1 mall system referenced on Bellring’s roadmap. Standard players earn or buy Fate Coins later through the same cosmetic economy without missing extraction content. If a future shop item looks gameplay-adjacent, verify Steam news before assuming P2W — Bellring’s marketing consistently frames victory as “earned in blood.”

Upgrade from Standard for $15

Press including Notebookcheck and GamingTrend confirms Standard Edition buyers can upgrade to Deluxe at any time for $15.00 USD, unlocking the same bonus cosmetics and Fate Coins bundle retroactively. That math matches edition pricing: $24.99 + $15.00 ≈ $39.99.

Upgrade paths matter for players unsure at checkout:

1. Buy Standard on Release Date night if you only want the loop.
2. Play tutorial and first extracts with Getting Started.
3. Upgrade via platform store Deluxe upgrade SKU if you want Forsaken Skeleton and Fate Coins without repurchasing the base license.

Console upgrade UI labels may differ from Steam’s “Digital Deluxe Edition” bundle button, but official messaging promises parity.

10% launch discount window

Games Press states all platforms receive 10% off from July 30, 2026 at 01:00 UTC through August 12, 2026 at 17:00 UTC. That window begins after the initial unlock at 6 PM PT on July 29 (01:00 UTC July 30), so day-one buyers pay list price unless a regional store applies separate promotions.

Applied discount examples at 10% off US list:

• Standard ≈ $22.49 during the window.
• Deluxe ≈ $35.99 during the window.

Confirm cart totals on your storefront — tax and regional pricing vary.

No pre-download

The same Games Press release notes there is no pre-download. The game goes live at launch rather than unlocking a pre-load file days early. Plan bandwidth accordingly: Steam lists roughly 45 GB with SSD recommended on System Requirements.

Open Beta participants already downloaded a large client; launch still requires a fresh install or update when servers open — do not assume beta files satisfy gold master without patching.

Deluxe versus Xbox Game Pass

Xbox Game Pass includes the base game at no additional purchase on console and Xbox on PC per IGN and Xbox Wire reveal materials — see Game Pass for subscription details. Game Pass does not automatically grant Deluxe cosmetics or the 2,500 Fate Coin bundle.

Subscription players who want Forsaken Skeleton or Light Feather frame must buy Deluxe or the $15 upgrade on top of Game Pass entitlement where platform billing allows.

What Deluxe does not include

Deluxe is not a season pass for power:

• Holy Weapons, Soul Hunt tasks, and Brandrgarde Cataclysm are Season 1 base-game roadmap content.
• Battle Pass Season 1 is reported free in press coverage — not locked behind Deluxe.
• Promo codes remain separate; see Codes for Open Beta mail carryover, not fake strings.

Buying checklist

1. Confirm edition on the correct platform account linked for beta cosmetic carryover.
2. Read refund policies — cosmetic bundles often reduce refund eligibility after redemption.
3. Compare Deluxe cosmetics against Game Pass base access on Xbox.
4. Wait for the Aug 12 discount deadline if $5–$10 savings matter more than day-one queue priority.
5. Bookmark Release Date for exact unlock times and cross-play setup.

Related pages

• Release Date — Launch clock, platforms, and cross-play.
• Game Pass — Subscription day-one access versus Deluxe cosmetics.
• Codes — Open Beta mail rewards and promo code honesty.
• Season 1 Soul Hunt — Live content included in Standard and Deluxe alike.

Deluxe Edition is the treat-yourself SKU for Gyldhunters who want day-one flair and Fate Coins without affecting extraction fairness. Standard plus a later $15 upgrade remains the flexible path if you want to earn your purchase decision in the mist first.