PC gamers seeking a tactical multiplayer FPS are in for a treat with Gray Zone Warfare, which has launched on Steam in early access. With four different editions available for purchase, players may be confused about the best way to jump in. Here’s all Gray Zone Warfare Editions and what’s included with them.
All Gray Zone Warfare Editions and Content
Modern publishers and studios opting to have different editions for their products isn’t new. If anything, it has become the staple of modern gaming industry. Madfinger Games has opted for four different editions for their FPS title. All four editions have distinctly different prices and varying content.
Standard Edition ($34.99)
- 10×25 Locker Size
- 2×2 Secure Lockbox
- Standard Edition Equipment
- $10,000 In-game currency
Tactical Edition ($57.99)
- 10×35 Locker Size
- 2×2 Secure Lockbox
- Standard Edition Equipment
- Tactical Edition Equipment
- $15,000 In-game currency
Elite Edition ($79.99)
- 10×45 Locker Size
- 3×2 Secure Lockbox
- Standard Edition Equipment
- Tactical Edition Equipment
- Elite Edition Equipment
- $20,000 In-game currency
Supporter Edition ($99.99)
- 10×60 Locker Size
- 3×3 Secure Lockbox
- Standard Edition Equipment
- Tactical Edition Equipment
- Elite Edition Equipment
- $25,000 In-game currency
- Exclusive supporter badge
- Special color name
- Exclusive cosmetics
Which is the Best Gray Zone Warfare Edition to Buy?
If you’re a casual player, the Standard Edition is the one to go for, and there are some concrete reasons behind that.
- The game itself requires a lot of work
- The genre of tactical FPS games can be quite frustrating
- It’s a relatively new title that has a lot of development left
However, the Supporter Edition might be worth it for those who are looking for a hardcore experience. There’s plenty of promise despite the obvious areas of concern. The larger Secure Lockbox and Locker Size provide a major advantage for players as well. The additional range of equipment will also make the initial grind a lot easier as well.
