In case you didn't know, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.2: Heart of Chornobyl has officially been released. This means players can now test if they have what it takes to survive the zone. In addition to the Standard Edition, the game is also being offered in the Deluxe Edition and Ultimate Edition. Today we look at what bonuses owners of these editions get.
Deluxe Edition
The Deluxe Edition is priced at $79.99. There's a lot to enjoy in this edition like weapons which include:
- PTM pistol “Monolith” (single campaign only)
- AR416 “Monolith” (transferable to multiplayer)
- Integral-A SMG “Riemann” (single campaign only)
- Lavina SA Assault Rifle "Gabion" (single campaign only)
- M701 Sniper Rifle “Hunter” (transferable to multiplayer)
- M860 Shotgun “Monolith” (transferable to multiplayer)
Then there are the suits like the:
- SEVA Suit, “Wanderer” modification (transferable to multiplayer)
- SSP-100M SIRCAA Suit (transferable to multiplayer)
- Ultra Lightweight Mercenary suit (single campaign only)
Owners can also enjoy the bonus side quest. This edition also features the official artbook and original soundtrack.
Ultimate Edition
Meanwhile, the Ultimate Edition is $109.99 and has everything available in the Deluxe Edition. It also has the Ward Exoskeleton "PSZ-21W Shturm." For weapons, this edition includes:
- Rhino Revolver “Model Competitor” (transferable to multiplayer)
- Viper “Monolith” SMG (transferable to multiplayer)
- Fora-221 Assault Rifle, “Lullaby” (transferable to multiplayer)
- D12 Smoothbore Shotgun, “Margach D12MT” (transferable to multiplayer)
The Ultimate Edition also has the Season Pass which give owners two additional expansions in addition to any future DLC.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl invites everyone to an immersive post-apocalyptic atmosphere through an open-world design. The Chornobyl Exclusion Zone, the game’s setting, has changed dramatically after a second massive explosion in 2006. This terrain is filled with violent mutants, deadly anomalies, and warring factions that make survival a daunting task.
Playing as a lone stalker, players have the chance to explore a photorealistic 64-km² radioactive zone with various environments that reveal different aspects of the post-apocalypse. The non-linear storyline allows players to make essential decisions affecting their characters’ destinies and offers several different endings.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl offers a comprehensive experience that pushes the boundaries of open-world gaming and immerses players into a dynamic, dangerous, and determinedly realistic post-apocalyptic setting. Get the game on Steam now.
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