Marvel’s Midnight Suns is only a month away from release, so it is important for fans to know which edition of the game they should look into. Many fans have preferences between editions for reasons such as price hikes, exclusive content, or accessing a collector’s edition that they can display. Marvel’s Midnight Suns has a handful of editions to consider, with some having greater rewards than others - including multiple opportunities to earn exclusive skins for Marvel’s Midnight Suns.
Some of these are available by means unrelated to special editions, for example Blade’s Nightstalker Skin can be earned by anyone who signs up for 2K’s promotional marketing newsletters. Other fans may have preferences for which consoles they would like to pre-order the game for, and Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ previous-gen console releases have been delayed to a later date. For fans who are ready to pre-order Marvel’s Midnight Suns now, they should make an informed decision on what to purchase.
Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ Standard Edition and Pre-Order Bonus
Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ Standard Edition ($59.99 USD) includes only the base game. This edition may be perfect for fans who have no interest in early cosmetic skin unlocks or exclusive content, or who wish to secure themselves the cheapest version possible. Luckily, all players can receive a Doctor Strange Defenders Skin by pre-ordering any edition of the game.
Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ Enhanced Edition
Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ Enhanced Edition ($69.99 USD) includes the base game, plus five Premium Skins:
- Captain America (Future Soldier)
- Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell)
- Magik (Phoenix Five)
- Nico Minoru (Sister Grimm)
- Wolverine (X-Force)
Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ Digital+ Edition
Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ Digital+ Edition ($79.99 USD) includes the base game, plus 11 Premium Skins:
- Captain America (Future Soldier)
- Captain America (Captain of the Guard)
- Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell)
- Magik (Phoenix Five)
- Magik (New Mutants)
- Nico Minoru (Sister Grimm)
- Nico Minoru (Shadow Witch)
- Wolverine (X-Force)
- Blade (Demon Hunter)
- Iron Man (Iron Knight)
- Ghost Rider (Spirit of Vengeance)
Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ Legendary Edition
Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ Legendary Edition ($99.99 USD) includes the base game, plus the game’s Season Pass - which includes four new playable characters coming in post-launch DLC packs, as well as 23 Premium Skins at launch. The four DLC characters included are:
- Deadpool
- Venom
- Morbius
- Storm
The 23 Premium Skins included are:
- Captain America (Future Soldier)
- Captain America (Captain of the Guard)
- Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell)
- Captain Marvel (Medieval Marvel)
- Magik (Phoenix Five)
- Magik (New Mutants)
- Nico Minoru (Sister Grimm)
- Nico Minoru (Shadow Witch)
- Wolverine (X-Force)
- Wolverine (Logan)
- Blade (Demon Hunter)
- Blade (Blade 1602)
- Iron Man (Iron Knight)
- Iron Man (Bleeding Edge)
- Ghost Rider (Spirit of Vengeance)
- Ghost Rider (Death Knight)
- Doctor Strange (Future Supreme)
- Scarlet Witch (Boss Witch)
- Scarlet Witch (Fallen Scarlet Witch)
- Spider-Man (Symbiote Suit)
- Spider-Man (Demon Spider)
- Additional Skin for Unannounced Hero
- Additional Skin for Unannounced Hero
The Legendary Edition easily has the most content and will carry players after Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ launch with added development time. Therefore, it seems like the ideal edition for fans who are in it for the long-haul or merely want to play as Deadpool, Venom, Morbius, and Storm.
The Legendary Edition will apparently afford fans 30-day early access to the Doctor Strange Defenders Skin, though any pre-order of Marvel’s Midnight Suns claims to deliver the skin at launch. Fans only have a month before Marvel’s Midnight Suns releases, and the choice is up to them which edition they would like to pre-order.
Marvel’s Midnight Suns launches December 2 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, with PS4, Switch, and Xbox One versions coming later.