Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, is now available for you to Pre-Order here on GOG.

There will be 3 editions to select from,

Core Edition (Main Game)

Commander Edition (Main Game and Extras)

Mythic Edition. (Main Game, plus Extras, and includes the DLC Season Pass)

By making a pre-order, you will obtain some exclusive bonus items:

Owlcat Pet: Owlcat's Feral Instincts provide +2 morale bonus on Perception and Lore (Nature) checks.)

Silver Tongue Amulet (This amulet grants its wearer a +2 competence bonus on Persuasion skill checks.)

Free Dancer's Boots (These boots grant their wearer a +2 competence bonus on saving throws against movement-impairing conditions.)

Exclusive Skins For 3 mountable Animal Companions (Dinosaur, Horse, Smilodon)


All these bonus items will be available only by pre-orders during this final month before the release, and also for all the Pathfinders, who supported us during the Kickstarter and the Slacker-backer campaigns.

While making a pre-order, players can choose from three editions on each platform, some of them will contain even more extra bonuses. Look for the full details about the content on the official website. While surfing through the website, you can notice some more important news: yes, we are finally ready to announce the Season pass, which will contain three DLC's! The Season pass was not included in the editions tied to the backers’ tiers, though everyone will be able to order it separately.

If it were early access I would buy it, but just preordering bonuses don't tempt me enough. After all, I'll have to wait till september anyway & a few items won't change that.

85£?

Ahah

On the continent for € 98.99 ... Now, it does sound more attractive, no?
What was this saying in your country, already, about one born every minute?

Wasn't the Owlcat already a pre order exclusive thing for the Kingmaker game? So is this a new game or just an updated version?

Oh, I thought you were English since you're shown as living in the UK, sorry.
Forget about the humour :) If any...

I work in UK.
And... kind of live here.... :-/

I see this as US$106.74.

I have no interest in the game, but I had to seek out the forum because this is the most expensive thing I've ever seen on GOG, and it's a freaking pre-order!

I know that publishers are setting the prices and all, but this is absolutely crazy.

Whether or not it turns out to be worth it, I think that anyone dropping this kind of money on a pre-order is mad.

I must be absolutely mad then.

I'd rather buy this though that a myriad of other cheaper games. I loved the first one and am very excited about this one. It's better to pay a little more for something you may play than less for many things you won't.

Of course...then that's ALWAYS the hope for pre-ordering..sometimes you win and sometimes you lose.

But the first game was awesome and this one I think just builds upon what they learned in the first one's creation.

Yeah. The price of the Mythic edition is indeed... mythic.

Well, I did kickstart the game (like first one) and gave 99$ for beta "early" access version + 15€ for Alpha test. That will give me I guess 69,99€ Commander Edition (+ all the possible kickstart and preorder items) and I have to buy Season Pass later when it become possible.

For most of the games no, I would not do it. Simple because I do not have time for it. But for these hundreds of hours already spend for this game I see my money well spend.

For most players they will be happy with 49,99€ Core Edition (I mean do you really NEED Digital Artbook, OST or so to just play the game?) and if they later want they can upgrade for higher tier I guess.

Would it be better to have only one edition and then "pay 20€ more for extra things" and then "pay another 20€ extra for Season Pass" or "Pay around 10€ per DLC"?

Many games (specially in Steam) are REALLY expensive is you look for price of EVERY SINGLE DLC and item you can buy to get full version. I do not see anything bad having easy option to just buy "all" and be happy with it instead of waiting every DLC and add on then pay for them one at a time.