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All Editions and Differences - Final Fantasy Resonance

MabryLast Updated: November 2, 2026 at 9:49 AM
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All Final Fantasy Resonance Editions and Differences

The Standard Edition ($49.99) is the best buy for most players. Final Fantasy Resonance launched on October 22, 2026 with three editions: Standard, Digital Deluxe, and a Collector's Edition, which you can only get through the Square Enix Store.

The difference lies in the included bonus content and physical merchandise for the Collector’s Edition. Read our guide to see what each one includes and which is worth your money!

Summary of All Editions

EditionPriceInclusion
Standard$49.99・Base game
Digital Deluxe$59.99・Base game
・Magitek & Grimoire Deluxe Pack
Collector’s Edition
(Square Enix Store-Exclusive)
$209.99・Physical Standard Edition
・Digital Deluxe upgrade code
・Collector’s Goods Box

Standard Edition

Get the full base game with the Standard Edition. You can complete the story and all of its content, but you don’t get any extra items to boost your early progress.

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How to Upgrade Standard Edition

If you already own the base game, you can buy the Digital Deluxe Upgrade separately. It contains the same Deluxe Pack and costs the same on every platform for $14.99.

Digital Deluxe Edition

The Digital Deluxe Edition bundles the base game with the Magitek & Grimoire Deluxe Pack. The pack contains:

Digital Deluxe inclusions

  • Magitek Armor Key: Changes your Chocobo’s appearance to Magitek Armor. x 1
  • Archwitch’s Grimoire: Unlocks a certain character’s Fel Meteor Limit Burst. x 1
  • Mastery Ring: An accessory that boosts your affinity with Visions. x 1
  • Tent x 5
  • Mist Potion x 5
  • Mist Ether x 5
  • Phoenix Down x 5
  • Remedy x 3

To show off your Chocobo's Magitek look, turn the Magitek Armor Key "ON" in the Items section of the Main Menu.

How to Claim the Deluxe Pack

Your Deluxe items don't appear in your inventory right away. Reach the Town of Mitra early in Chapter 1, then open the postbox in front of the inn to claim them.

Collector’s Edition

The Collector’s Edition is exclusive to the Square Enix Store and is the only version with physical extras. It includes:

Collector’s Edition inclusions

  • Physical Standard Edition of the game
  • Digital Deluxe Edition upgrade code
  • Collector’s Goods Box with four premium items:
    – Acrylic Block Set
    – Special-edition Pixel Art Book
    – Original Soundtrack CD Album featuring 120 tracks from the game
    – Final Fantasy Trading Card Game PR Card

Collector's Goods Box Can Be Purchased Separately

Collector's Goods Box inclusion

The Collector's Goods Box is also listed on its own for $150, though it doesn't include the game. It's currently sold out on the US Square Enix Store.

Which Edition to Buy

– Standard – Pick this if you just want the full game. It's the best choice for most players.
– Digital Deluxe – Choose this if you want the Mastery Ring, the Fel Meteor Limit Burst, and healing items from the start for $10 more.
– Collector's Edition – Buy this if you're a fan of the series and want physical merchandise like the art book, soundtrack, acrylic set, and trading card.

Try the Demo First

If you want to be sure before you commit, you can check out the free demo for Final Fantasy Resonance.

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