Metro 2039 Preorders Could Begin October 13, It’s Claimed

Metro 2039 preorders might open on October 13, 2026, in line with a brand new report. The report additionally consists of new info on version costs, contents, and bodily format particulars.

Metro 2039 is an apocalyptic first-person shooter from 4A Games, revealed by Deep Silver. The title is slated for launch on February 4th for PlayStation 5, PC, and Xbox Sequence X|S. In line with new reviews, preordering the extremely anticipated sport is simply days away.

Metro 2039 Deluxe Version Particulars Floor in Report

Billbil-kun of Dealabs particulars three Metro 2039 editions: Day One, Deluxe, and Collector. Metro 2039 Day One reportedly prices €69.99 ($78.41), Deluxe €109.99 ($123.22), and Collector €299.99 ($336.08). The Collector’s Version adds a wearable replica of the Spartan helmet to the Deluxe Version’s contents.

All three editions are anticipated to return with bodily releases. The report suggests the PC bodily launch will, in fact, be a code-in-a-box. The report presents no clarification on the bodily launch for the opposite platforms.

The official Metro social media account already mentioned pre-orders would go reside this week, however Dealabs says they gained’t open later than October 14, with the doubtless opening day being Wednesday, October 13.

Nicely earlier than its launch, the sport had already racked up a number of award nominations. In actual fact, the sport acquired the most nominations at the 2026 Gamescom Awards. These nominations included Greatest PC Sport, Greatest PlayStation Sport, Greatest XBOX Sport, and Greatest Visuals. Additionally, Metro 2039 has already secured almost two million wishlists globally.

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