Editions & DLC — what's in each version
Edition pricing and contents from AvP Central's release tracking and the Steam store page, with the cosmetics-only context from GamingBolt's hands-on.
The two editions
| Edition | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $49.99 | Base game — 15-mission campaign, Horde mode, all six classes |
| Deluxe | $69.99 | Base game plus deluxe content pack |
| Deluxe upgrade | $19.99 | Upgrade path from Standard to Deluxe |
Pricing per AvP Central (updated August 26, 2026).
Confirmed packs & skins
- Ripley & Herk Mondo skin packs — franchise-favorite character skins confirmed on AvP Central's tracker.
- Rain's Jackson's Star Pack — includes the F44AA Pulse Rifle (AvP Central).
- Horde-exclusive maps — dedicated Horde maps are part of the package per official feature coverage (DSOGaming).
Is any of this pay-to-win?
No — and this is documented, not assumed. GamingBolt's hands-on with the armory system confirms the game has no microtransactions: weapon attachments are bought with Requisition Credits earned in-game (from chests and mission rewards), and the cosmetic catalog runs into the hundreds of items through play. Purchasable content is skin packs and edition content, not power.
Which edition should you buy?
If you mainly want the campaign and Horde with friends, Standard covers everything mechanical — classes, weapons, progression are all in the base game (official site). Deluxe is for franchise fans who want the skin packs day one; the $19.99 upgrade keeps the door open later. Check the player concerns guide for what the community asked before buying.
Sources: AvP Central, GamingBolt — 10 New Details, DSOGaming, official site.