Graveyard Keeper 2 ships as a single edition. There is no deluxe tier, no season pass and no content split between versions. What varies is the price, which differs by storefront, and the pre-order bonus, which the studio says differs by platform. This page records the commercial detail as re-checked on 21 September 2026, the day before launch; nothing had changed since 13 September.
One Edition
There is no edition split anywhere in the published storefront data. The PC listing carries one package group containing one package. The console side has one base product, one pre-order bundle that pairs that base product with a free bonus add-on, and nothing else. The bonus add-on is priced at zero and is not a paid expansion.
Product | What it is |
|---|---|
Base game | The standard single edition, sold on its own |
Pre-order bundle | A console listing pairing the base game with the pre-order bonus pack |
Pre-order bonus pack | A free add-on containing the two bonus items below |
The console product group is filed internally under the name Graveyard Keeper 2: Zombie Capitalism, which matches the phrase the developers use for the settlement's new era. It is a catalogue identifier rather than a subtitle on the box.
Pricing by Storefront
Prices do not match across stores, so they are listed separately rather than merged. All figures are in United States dollars and were re-read on 21 September 2026.
Storefront | Standard | Current | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
PC | 24.99 | 19.99 | A 20 percent pre-purchase promotion, shown on the store page as ending on 22 September |
Xbox | 24.99 | 19.99 | Carried on the pre-order bundle. The base product entry itself still shows placeholder pricing |
PlayStation | 19.99 | 19.99 | Listed at 19.99 with no higher standard price anywhere on the page. Lowest price in the last 30 days is also given as 19.99 |
PlayStation Plus | 19.99 | 15.99 | A separate 20 percent subscriber reduction, ending 22 September. This is a discount, not subscription inclusion |
Nintendo | Not published | Not published | The publisher's launch announcement lists a 24.99 pre-order on Nintendo Switch, and the official site links both eShop product pages, but no eShop price has been read directly |
The game is not included in any subscription catalogue. The Xbox product entry lists no pass that includes it, and the PlayStation reduction is tied to a membership discount rather than to library access.
Pre-Order Bonuses
Two items are attached to a pre-order. Both console storefronts describe them in near identical wording.
Bonus | Description |
|---|---|
Sauna | A personal sauna building sited outside the player's house, framed as somewhere to lift the spirits after a long and productive day |
Inquisitor outfit | An exclusive outfit for the player character, described as worthy of the new Grand Inquisitor |
The PlayStation listing adds the most colourful phrasing of the two: take a break from fighting hordes of zombies with a session in your very own sauna, then slip into an exclusive outfit and show the locals who the true village dandy is.
The studio has said the outfit a player receives depends on which platform they pre-order on. As of 21 September 2026 no storefront has named a specific outfit or described how the platform versions differ, so the variance is recorded as the studio's claim rather than as a documented difference.
Pre-Order Terms
Pre-orders opened on 26 August 2026, the same day the release date was announced.
The PlayStation listing states that pre-ordering takes immediate payment.
The PC listing runs its discount as a pre-purchase promotion that the store page says ends on 22 September.
The bonus pack on the console side is a separate free add-on entry rather than an unlock baked into the base product.
Free Demo
A free demo is available alongside the pre-order and does not require one. It went live on 14 September 2026 on Steam, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch 2 according to the studio, covers the first three to four hours up to the introduction of The Town, and its save carries into the full game. The publisher's press release says the demo stays playable until 22 September. Detail is on Platforms and Release.
Download Size
The console catalogue publishes two package sizes for the base game, about 2.05 and 2.11 gigabytes (1.9 and 2.0 gibibytes), below the 4 gigabytes of available space the PC listing has asked for since mid-September 2026. The bonus add-on package is about 10 megabytes. Full hardware detail is on System Requirements.
Not Yet Disclosed
Nintendo eShop pricing, pre-order timing and bonus wording
Which outfit each platform grants
Whether the pre-order bonuses become purchasable after launch
Any post-launch downloadable content or roadmap