Diablo 4 is set to be one of the biggest games of 2023, and gamers around the world can't wait to get their hands on it. To get an early start on the game, there are four different editions available for pre-order: the Standard, Deluxe, Ultimate, and Physical Collector's editions. In this article, LOLTANK will break down the content and pricing of each edition to help you decide which is the best choice for you. 

 

• Standard edition
• Deluxe edition
• Ultimate edition
• Physical Collector's Edition
• Casual player
• Absolute Diablo fanatics

 

 

Standard edition

Starting with the Standard edition is the most affordable option at $70, and offers early access to the open beta and several in-game bonuses such as the Lightbearer mount, Anarian wings and pet, and Umberwing Darkness cosmetic set. This is a great choice for those who are on a budget or who just want to try out the game before committing to the other, more expensive editions.

 

Deluxe edition

The Deluxe edition, costing $90, includes all of the content from the Standard edition, plus an additional bonus: access to the full game four days before its official launch. While some may find this to be unfair or pay-to-win, the truth is that it's a great way for a company to make money, as well as get a headcount of how many people will be playing the game when it launches. It also comes with a few additional in-game bonuses, such as the Temptation mount and Hellborn Carapace mount armor. 

 

Ultimate edition

The Ultimate edition is the most expensive at $99.99, and the only difference from the Deluxe edition is that it comes with an accelerated Seasonal Battle Pass unlock, including 20-tier skips and additional cosmetics. It also comes with the Wings of the Creator emote.

 

Physical Collector's Edition

Finally, for collectors, there is the Physical Collector's Edition, priced at $99.99. This does not include a physical copy of the game but does come with a limited Collector's Edition box, as well as several in-game bonuses. 

 

Casual player

For the casual player who only plays an hour here or there, pre-ordering the Standard Edition of Diablo 4 is the way to go. This way, you get to try out the game during the two playtests coming up and get a cool mount. For those who plan to sink their teeth into the game, the Digital Deluxe Edition is the way to go. You get access to the two playtests and a four-day head start. This is a huge advantage and will give you a huge head start on the competition. 

 

Absolute Diablo fanatics

For those who are absolute Diablo fanatics, collectors, or those who just have the money to spend, the Collector's Edition or Ultimate Edition is the way to go. The Collector's Edition is great for displaying in your room but doesn't come with a physical copy of the game. The Ultimate Edition includes a physical copy of the game, and the four-day head start is a massive advantage.

 

However, before you decide to pre-order Diablo 4, it's important to consider the price and what you're getting. Pre-ordering the game will give you access to content that won't be available after the game is released, but it's important to remember that you'll be playing the same game as everyone else and you don't have to pre-order to enjoy the game. If you're on a tight budget, waiting for the open beta weekend is the way to go. This way, you can test out the game for free and decide if it's worth the money. 

 

Overall, there are several editions of Diablo 4 to choose from, and deciding which version to pre-order can be tricky. It's important to consider the price and what you're getting before making a purchase. For the casual player, the Standard Edition is the way to go, while those looking to get a head start should go for the Digital Deluxe or Ultimate Edition. Collectors should go for the Collector's Edition. No matter which edition you choose, you're sure to have a great time playing Diablo 4.