Hellraiser: Revival Editions: Deluxe vs Collector's

By Morgan Vale · Updated October 6, 2026

Saber sells two digital editions everywhere; the three collector’s boxes come from a different company, Boss Team Games, and that difference matters when something goes wrong with an order.

All five editions side by side

Digital prices are from the Steam store (also the Xbox listing). Collector’s prices are the pre-order prices quoted by buyer’s guides on YouTube; Boss Team Games sets and changes them, so check its store before you trust a number. Every collector’s box contains a copy of the Deluxe Edition.

Pre-order bonus (any edition)

Pre-order any edition before October 8 and you get two cosmetic skins:

• “Labyrinth” pistol skin
• “Martyr” sawblade skin

They are skins only; they do not change damage.

Is the Deluxe Edition worth $10 more?

The only thing in the Deluxe Edition that changes how you play is the Nailer, an extra melee weapon. Everything else is cosmetic or extra media:

• Cenobite shotgun skin, Punisher baseball bat skin, Leviathan weapon charm
• ’80s horror movie filter: a visual mode that makes the game look like a 1987 VHS horror film
• Digital art book, digital soundtrack, and the digital novella Bleeding Hearts

Melee weapons break in this game, so one more melee option is a small but real advantage early on. If you only care about the story, the standard edition is the same game. If you want the novella or the filter, $10 is a fair price.

The collector’s boxes: pick your puzzle box

All three collector’s editions include a light-up replica puzzle box, and buyer’s guides note you can choose either the game’s new Genesis Configuration or the classic Lament Configuration while stock lasts. Beyond that:

• Genesis is the entry box: the replica, a trading card pack and the Deluxe game.
• Cenobite adds the Pillar of Souls polystone statue with all four Cenobites from the game (the box sits on top), a numbered certificate, four enamel Cenobite pins, a hardcover Art of Hellraiser: Revival, a poster, an art print of Pinhead, and an oversized Lament-shaped collector’s box.
• Leviathan is everything above plus a Hellraiser: Revival SteelBook and the Pinhead art print signed by Clive Barker. That signature is the reason most collectors go for it.

Order problems: contact Boss Team Games, not Saber

Saber posted this on the Steam forum on September 29: the collector’s editions “are sold and fulfilled by Boss Team Games”, and Saber cannot answer questions about them, including shipping. Questions about a collector’s order, including when you are charged and when it ships, go to support@bossteamgames.com. Your order confirmation email from Boss Team Games is the only reliable answer on charge dates; we have not seen a published policy.

Physical copies

Searches for a physical copy are common. The collector’s boxes contain the Deluxe Edition, but Saber’s own announcements only cover the digital editions and the Boss Team boxes. For a standalone physical standard copy, check your local retailer’s listing for your console.

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