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Onimusha: Way of the Sword Editions — Standard vs Deluxe vs Collector's

Updated 2026-06-03

Capcom offers three Onimusha: Way of the Sword editions: Standard at $69.99, Deluxe at $89.99, and Collector's at $199.99. The differences are almost entirely cosmetic and collectible. No gameplay content is exclusive to any edition—all weapons, areas, bosses, and story content are identical across all three tiers. Check the full price breakdown and preorder bonuses before deciding.

Onimusha: Way of the Sword editions comparison

Edition breakdown

ContentStandardDeluxeCollector's
Full gameYesYesYes
Preorder weapon skinYes (if preordered)Yes (if preordered)Yes (if preordered)
Digital art bookNoYesYes
Digital soundtrackNoYesYes
Deluxe weapon skin setNoYesYes
Steelbook caseNoNoYes
Physical art bookNoNoYes
Soundtrack CDNoNoYes
Gauntlet keychain replicaNoNoYes

Which edition to buy

The Standard Edition is the best value for most players. The full game is identical across all editions, and the Deluxe extras—art book, soundtrack, weapon skins—are nice-to-haves that do not affect gameplay. The Collector's Edition is for series superfans who want physical memorabilia. The Gauntlet keychain is a solid piece, but the $130 premium over Standard is steep if you are not a collector. See also the Oni Gauntlet guide for what the in-game item does.

  • Buy Standard if: you just want the game and do not care about cosmetics.
  • Buy Deluxe if: you want the art book and soundtrack and can afford the $20 upcharge.
  • Buy Collector's if: you are a longtime Onimusha fan and want the physical collectibles.
You can upgrade from Standard to Deluxe post-launch via a $20 DLC upgrade pack. There is no upgrade from Deluxe to Collector's since that requires physical items. If unsure, buy Standard and decide on Deluxe later.

FAQ

Does the Collector's Edition include a copy of the game?
Yes. The Collector's Edition includes a physical disc (PS5 or Xbox) or a Steam code (PC, in select regions). The steelbook case holds the disc.
Is the Gauntlet keychain metal or plastic?
Capcom confirmed it is die-cast metal with a painted finish. It measures approximately 4 inches long and includes a display stand.

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