Capcom has announced that it’s delisting the deluxe edition and some DLC items for its acclaimed 2024 PS5 action RPG. PS Store users are also warned against purchasing Dragon’s Dogma 2 in general, as the game’s digital versions will soon receive a permanent publisher discount across all stores.
Dragon’s Dogma 2 PS5 Deluxe Edition and DLC items being removed from PS Store on June 24, 2026
Capcom hasn’t said how much Dragon’s Dogma 2 will cost starting June 24, but did confirm that the game will be stripped of microtransactions and certain DLC items. The Deluxe Edition will presumably be replaced with an SKU that includes both the base game and the upcoming Dark Arisen expansion.
Here’s what you’ll no longer be able to buy starting next week:
None of the aforementioned items is currently on sale on the PS Store, so unless you really need to buy something, we suggest holding off for now.
As for Dark Arisen, the massive expansion will launch on October 9, 2026.
“The dynamic fantasy world is expanded with new tales and thrilling encounters,” Capcom says. “Embark to a snowy new area in the north: the long-abandoned Norgan region, and take on 12 new dungeon challenges spread across the existing world of Dragon’s Dogma 2.”
Check out a trailer below:
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