Game editions and PC VR games, compared in four steps

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Resident Evil Requiem: is the Deluxe Edition worth it?

The Deluxe Edition adds: Deluxe Kit: 5 costumes (Grace: Dimitrescu, Film Noir; Leon: RE4, Apocalypse, Film Noir), 2 screen filters, 4 weapon skins, Mr. Raccoon and DSO Emblem charms, the Raccoon City Classic audio pack and the "Letters from 1998" files. The game itself is the same.

Lowest Standard key + Deluxe Kit on Steam
$59.48
Lowest Deluxe Edition key (Eneba)
$54.14
Deluxe Edition on Steam
$79.99

The Deluxe Edition key is $5.34 cheaper than buying the upgrade separately. Lowest listed prices among the stores we list.

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    $54.14 (Eneba)
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    $47.41 (Eneba)
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  1. Pick: what each edition contains, from Steam's own pages.
  2. Check: platform, Steam activation, US region and VR support.
  3. Compare: only keys for the exact same edition, each with its store's own check date.
  4. Decide: the lowest listed price, the lowest at a retailer, and the cheapest route to the same content.

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