A Plague Tale: Requiem Collector’s Edition Pre-Orders Available Now, Release Date on October 18

A Plague Tale: Requiem Collector’s Edition is now available for pre-orders, with a trailer revealing the game’s release date of October 18, 2022. Exclusive to the Focus Entertainment Store, the Collector’s Edition costs $189.99 and comes with numerous collectibles including a resin statuette of Amicia and Hugo. It is available for PS5, Xbox Series S, and PC (Steam).

What comes with A Plague Tale: Requiem Collector’s Edition

The Collector’s Edition comes with four exclusive items no matter which platform you choose:

• A 21cm/8″ resin statuette of “Amicia & Hugo” in their iconic costumes in the game, detailed and painted by Asobo Studio
• A 45rpm vinyl with two tracks composed by Olivier Derivière
• Three “A4 illustrations” lithographs of the game
• A metal Hugo’s Feather brooch inspired by the feather ornaments that Hugo wears

Those who pre-order A Plague Tale: Requiem Collector’s Edition for PS5 or Xbox Series X will receive the physical versions with exclusive alternate cover art. The PC version comes with a digital Steam activation key instead.

Both the Collector’s Edition as well as the physical PS5 or Xbox Series X standard version of the game comes with The Protector Pack. This will come with The Red Damsel crossbow skin, bonus crafting materials, and thirteen exclusive cosmetic options for Amicia.

News of the pre-order came alongside an extended trailer for the game that confirmed the October 18 release date, debunking an earlier leak of a June 17 release date that is now obviously incorrect.

At the time of this writing, the Focus Entertainment Store has a 80% off sale on the standard edition of A Plague Tale: Innocence, slashing the $39.99 price tag to only $7.99. It was announced in March that A Plague Tale would be turned into a TV series, as confirmed by Mathieu Turi, the assistant director on Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds.

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