Minecraft Dungeons 2 is set to release for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 1/2, and PC on September 29. It sends players back into the dangerous dungeons, either solo or co-op. The game is available to preorder now (see it at Minecraft.net) in a couple of different editions. Below, you’ll find links to various retailers, along with info about what comes in each edition and preorder bonuses. Let’s dive in.
Minecraft Dungeons II (Digital)
Standard Edition – $29.99
If you want a digital copy of the game, you can grab one at the links above. The standard edition comes with the game and the preorder bonus (see below).
Deluxe Edition – $49.99
The digital deluxe edition includes the game and preorder bonus, as well as the following digital extras:
- Soul cape
- Blub pet
- 4 hero skins
- DLC 1 & 2 available as released
Minecraft Dungeons II Deluxe Edition (Physical)
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Switch 2
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If you want a physical copy of Minecraft Dungeons 2, the deluxe edition is your only option. It comes with the game, plus the following items:
- Soul cape
- Blub pet
- 4 hero skins
- DLC 1 & 2 available as released
Note: The Switch 2 physical version is a Game-Key card, meaning the game isn’t on the cartridge. Instead, the cartridge lets you download and play the game.
Minecraft Dungeons 2 Preorder Bonus
Preorder the game, and you’ll receive the following digital extras:
- 2 hero skins
- Twisted cape
- Twisted chicken pet
What Is Minecraft Dungeons 2?
The blocky world of Minecraft Dungeons gets more mysterious in this sequel, when rifts start appearing around the Overworld. The rifts, it turns out, lead to the Sift, a whole new dimension in the world of Minecraft. Your job is basically to do what you did in the original game: equip yourself with useful gear and dive into the new world to explore it, fight enemies, and find fun new items to equip that let you take on even bigger foes. Check out our announcement for more info.
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