Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter Price Guide

Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is a buy-to-own, single-player story RPG rather than a game with in-app spending, so the price question has a short answer. In the US the standard edition is $59.99, the Digital Deluxe bundle is $79.99, the Season Pass is $24.99, and the five-item Extra DLC Pack is $14.99. The Collector's Edition, Golden Wings Edition, was announced at $274.99, or $279.99 for the Switch 2 Edition. Every number below comes from the official English product page, the platform stores or GungHo's own announcement; anything the publisher has not published is marked to confirm instead of filled in from a retailer listing.

What each edition and add-on costs

The standard edition is the full game, not a base version that has to be topped up, and the same $59.99 appears on both Steam and the US PlayStation Store. The paid extras above it are cosmetic or convenience content, so a second purchase is never needed to finish the story. The table below lists every price the official English product page currently publishes, with the content each one buys.

Item	US price	What it is
Standard Edition (digital)	$59.99	The full game; confirmed at $59.99 on Steam and the US PlayStation Store
Digital Deluxe Edition	$79.99	Base game plus the Season Pass, in one bundle
Season Pass	$24.99	Paid cosmetic DLC, released in waves as standard DLC
Extra DLC Pack	$14.99	Five Extra DLC cosmetic items bundled at a discount
Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Upgrade Pack	$4.99	Upgrades a Switch copy to the Switch 2 Edition; not playable alone (single source)
Golden Wings Edition	$274.99	Seven-item collector set; $279.99 for the Switch 2 Edition
SteelBook Edition	price not published	Three-item physical set; the official page lists no price, so treat it as to confirm

The Digital Deluxe Edition is worth understanding before you buy it, because it is a bundle and not a bigger game. It contains exactly the standard edition plus the Season Pass, which is about $5 cheaper than buying the two separately at list price. The official page lists it for Switch, PS5 and Steam, and a separate line states that there is no Digital Deluxe version of the Switch 2 Edition (single source, official). If you own a Switch 2, the same page suggests the Digital Deluxe Edition plus the Upgrade Pack as the cheapest route to owning the game and its DLC (single source, official).

What the Season Pass does and does not include

The Season Pass is the main recurring purchase, and it is broader than a single costume pack but narrower than "all DLC". The official DLC page lists 24 main DLC entries arriving in three waves on September 17, September 24 and October 1, 2026, and the pass covers the cosmetic add-ons it marks as included (single source, official). Two categories sit outside it: consumable item sets such as the Starter Set, the Advanced Item Sets and the Battle Boost Pack, and the separate Extra DLC items (single source, official).

The Extra DLC Pack takes the opposite approach and bundles five cosmetics, the Fluffy Creepy Sheep Costume Set and four NEO costumes, into one $14.99 purchase. Those Extra DLC items and the pack currently have no Steam release planned, so on PC the cosmetic range is narrower than on console (single source, official). Steam also shows 14 DLC entries rather than the full official list, which reflects rollout timing rather than a different product line, so the official count is the one to quote.

Launch discount and the price you pay today

Steam ran a launch-week discount of 10 percent, which brought the $59.99 standard edition to $53.99 (single source, Steam). That promotion was tied to the September 17, 2026 release window and has no guaranteed end date or repeat schedule, so the listing price is the safe figure to plan around. Console store sales follow their own calendars and are not covered by the same announcement. Treat any other temporary discount as a store promotion rather than an official price change.

The official product page also does not publish a platform-by-platform standard-edition price list, so standalone US pricing for the Switch and Switch 2 Edition standard releases should be treated as to confirm even though the $59.99 digital price is confirmed on two stores.

Japanese pricing and the Uroboros Box

The Japanese release is priced separately and uses its own SKUs, which is why yen figures should never be converted and quoted as a US price. Falcom's Japanese product page lists a packaged version at ¥8,950 for Switch 2 and Switch, ¥8,800 for PS5, ¥8,800 for the digital standard edition, ¥12,650 for the digital deluxe edition, ¥4,180 for the Season Pass and ¥150 for the Switch upgrade pass (single source, Japanese official site). It also lists a collector package called the Uroboros Box at ¥13,860, and no US equivalent of that specific box has been found, so its Western availability is to confirm.

European and UK pricing is still unpublished

The steelbook europe and steelbook uk searches are among the largest questions attached to this game, but volume is not evidence, and no official source lists a European or UK edition, price or SteelBook release. Rather than infer one from retailer behaviour, this guide records the honest position: the publisher has not published region-specific editions or pricing for Europe or the UK, so those details are to confirm. The same caution applies to regional key prices, which are reseller figures rather than publisher announcements.

Where to buy

Digital copies are sold through Steam, the US PlayStation Store and the Nintendo store, and the official product page links to all three from the same "Digital Standard Edition" block. The physical standard edition is listed as Available Now and links out to the publisher's own store directory for retailers. The Golden Wings Edition was sold through the official pre-order store run by PANAX, and the SteelBook Edition has its pre-orders closed. For the contents of each box, see Golden Wings Edition and SteelBook Edition, and for what the DLC waves contain, see the DLC and Season Pass page.