Deluxe Editions generally aren't worth the extra money, so you need to be careful and read what's actually included.
A game never releases as just a normal game anymore. Publishers are always trying to get more money with extra content thrown into Deluxe Editions, Special Editions — whatever they want to call them. Some fairly expensive editions, usually billed as Collector's Editions, contain tangible objects that make the price worth it, like a replica statue or weapon. Most Deluxe Editions, however, do not. Instead they usually just have a few cosmetic in-game items added in, and they normally aren't worth the extra money you'll be spending.
If you see a Deluxe Edition of a game and think, "Hey, that's a great deal!" take a step back to see what you're actually paying for.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
A game never releases as just a normal game anymore. Publishers are always trying to get more money with extra content thrown into Deluxe Editions, Special Editions — whatever they want to call them. Some fairly expensive editions, usually billed as Collector's Editions, contain tangible objects that make the price worth it, like a replica statue or weapon. Most Deluxe Editions, however, do not. Instead they usually just have a few cosmetic in-game items added in, and they normally aren't worth the extra money you'll be spending.
If you see a Deluxe Edition of a game and think, "Hey, that's a great deal!" take a step back to see what you're actually paying for.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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