Where to buy the Metro 2039 Collector’s Edition and pre-order other editions of the game — Smyth Toys are live in the UK!
Metro 2039 pre-orders, including that brilliant-looking Collector’s Edition, open later today, and we’re hyped to see what 4A Games and Deep Silver have in store for us when they lift the lid on what’s included in the editions.
Now, at the time of writing, we are still a little in the dark as to what to expect. We know that there will be a Collector’s Edition with a cool as heck wearable Spartan helmet, and that pre-orders for it and all other editions will open at 11am ET / 8am PT / 4pm UK time today. As a result, we’re getting this page up and ready beforehand and will be updating it as we see more info appear and links go live.
The big news right away is that Smyths Toys in the UK have gone live with pre-orders already! The Collector’s Edition is £279.99; the Deluxe Edition is £89.99; and the Standard Edition is £59.99. And I haven’t even finished doing the links for all my suggestions below!
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While the hype train for Metro 2039 might not be quite as huge as it is for GTA 6, let’s say, the Metro series has an enthusiastic and passionate following, of which I am a member. It’s a particular brand of bleak and gritty action and setting, and first-person shooter brilliance makes for incredibly compelling and long-lasting experiences.
And on that note, let’s look forward to our next grim adventure in the Moscow metro tunnels; below you’ll find the best links for the Collector’s Edition and others ahead of time, and I’ll update these as fast as I can when it all kicks off soon.
Where to buy the Metro 2039 Collector’s Edition – US
Where to buy the Metro 2039 Collector’s Edition – UK
Where to buy other editions – US
Where to buy other editions – UK
Should I pre-order Metro 2039?
We can safely (probably) approach this question for Metro 2039 in terms of the editions that will be available.
In short, if you’re interested in the Collector’s Edition for Metro 2039 with that super cool wearable helmet, then my advice is to absolutely pre-order. We already know that there’ll be a limited number of these, so waiting around until launch to hopefully snag one is a fool’s game. If you’re a big fan and willing and able to place a Collector’s Edition pre-order, then my advice is to definitely do that.
If you’re interested in the other editions only, then the pressure probably isn’t so high. Certainly not with the standard edition in terms of stock anyway; you’ll be able to find this at launch naturally, but the pre-order bonuses might make it tempting.
Now, if there’s a physical edition ‘in between’ the standard one and the Collector’s, like a Deluxe or Special edition, then I’d lean more toward placing a pre-order over not if you’re interested. We often see these middle editions being super popular due to the fact that the Collector’s might be too pricey for most (or sell out), but fans want something a bit more special than the standard edition, especially if they are big followers of the series.
As a result, it’s slightly nuanced but, in brief: the bigger the edition, the more need for a pre-order, I reckon.
Metro 2039 pre-orders — what’s in each edition?
While I predict there’ll be a few editions to choose from for the game, we don’t have any information on what’s included yet. I’ll update this section as soon as I get more info.
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Metro 2039 pre-orders, including that brilliant-looking Collector’s Edition, open later today, and we’re hyped to see what 4A Games and Deep Silver have in store for us when they lift the lid on what’s included in the editions. Now, at the time of writing, we are still a little in…
