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| Edition | Includes | Bonuses named | US Steam list at capture |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Edition | Base game | Charm: Lion Dog; Sword Appearance: Sealed Curse | $69.99 US Steam at capture |
| Deluxe Edition | Base game + Deluxe Kit | Lion Dog, White Monkey, Sealed Curse, White Lion | $79.99 US Steam at capture |
| Premium Deluxe Edition | Deluxe contents + Premium Kit + mini soundtrack | Same early-adopter set as Deluxe | $89.99 US Steam at capture |
Standard Edition
- Includes
- Base game
- Bonuses named
- Charm: Lion Dog; Sword Appearance: Sealed Curse
- US Steam list at capture
- $69.99 US Steam at capture
Deluxe Edition
- Includes
- Base game + Deluxe Kit
- Bonuses named
- Lion Dog, White Monkey, Sealed Curse, White Lion
- US Steam list at capture
- $79.99 US Steam at capture
Premium Deluxe Edition
- Includes
- Deluxe contents + Premium Kit + mini soundtrack
- Bonuses named
- Same early-adopter set as Deluxe
- US Steam list at capture
- $89.99 US Steam at capture
What each kit names
Steam packages captured with the retail app are Standard 946193, Deluxe 1661303, and Premium Deluxe 1661305. The Steam store page and Capcom’s official site are the sources for kit contents. Standard includes the base game plus Charm: Lion Dog and Sword Appearance: Sealed Curse.
Deluxe adds the Deluxe Kit: Lion Dog, White Monkey, Sealed Curse, and White Lion. Premium Deluxe adds a Premium Kit and a mini soundtrack on top of Deluxe contents, with the same early-adopter cosmetic set as Deluxe in the captured copy.
Sealed Curse is an official sword appearance name, not a community nickname. This page does not invent hidden items beyond those kit strings.
Lion Dog and White Monkey are charm names; Sealed Curse and White Lion are appearance names in the captured kit strings. This page does not invent extra pendants or a secret fourth edition. If a retailer bundles a steelbook, that is the retailer’s SKU, not a Capcom kit name captured here.
Early Adopter clocks after 2 July 2026
When Capcom pulled the launch forward from 25 September to the 3–4 September window, digital pre-order language became Early Adopter Bonuses. Each store runs its own clock through 24–25 September. Missing that clock does not delete the edition you bought; it can drop the time-limited extras.
Physical Premium goods, if offered in your region, follow that region’s retailer page. This wiki does not copy unverified box SKUs from third-party shops.
Tick the four checklist ids to compare kits while you shop. The ticks persist after reload on this browser.
Standard still includes Lion Dog and Sealed Curse even if you miss an Early Adopter clock — those two are kit contents, not the timed digital layer. Deluxe and Premium share the captured early-adopter cosmetic set; Premium’s extra is the Premium Kit plus mini soundtrack. Tick ed-standard, ed-deluxe, ed-premium, and early-adopter while you compare storefronts.
Price is a store field, not a wiki constant
Singapore Steam showed a local figure at capture; US Steam showed $69.99 / $79.99 / $89.99. Both can change. Writing either number as the only worldwide price would be wrong the next time a region sale fires. Use the store you will pay.
Epic and Microsoft listings should be compared against the same kit names, not against a YouTuber’s bundle screenshot. If a shop cannot name Lion Dog or Sealed Curse, it is not selling the captured Deluxe/Standard split.
Demo owners still buy one of these kits for retail. The demo save does not upgrade Standard into Deluxe. Charm: Kubi Akari is a trial bonus, not an edition differentiator.
Steam package 946193 / 1661303 / 1661305 are useful if a storefront hides the kit name behind a generic “digital deluxe.” Match those ids, then read Lion Dog and Sealed Curse in the actual offer. If they are missing, you are not looking at the captured Standard/Deluxe split.