Deluxe Edition

Deluxe hero skins and the Blub pet
Deluxe hero skins and the Blub pet

Deluxe Edition is the $49.99 Steam package for Minecraft Dungeons II. It includes the base game, four hero skins, the Soul cape, the Blub pet, and DLC 1 and DLC 2 when those packs release. Standard is $29.99 for the base game only. Owners of Standard can buy the Deluxe Upgrade for $19.99, which adds the same extras without a second copy of the campaign. This page compares those three SKUs and the two upcoming DLC windows.

Minecraft Dungeons II

$29.99

Base game

Minecraft Dungeons II Deluxe Edition

$49.99

Base game, 4 hero skins, Soul cape, Blub pet, DLC 1, DLC 2

Minecraft Dungeons II Deluxe Upgrade

$19.99

4 hero skins, Soul cape, Blub pet, DLC 1, DLC 2

DLC 1
Upcoming— October–December 2026. Deluxe copy: new items, locations, challenging opponents.
DLC 2
Upcoming— January–March 2027. Deluxe copy: another quest with formidable foes.

Standard, Deluxe, and the upgrade

Steam package 688751 is the $29.99 standard game. Package 1553400 is the $49.99 Deluxe Edition. The Deluxe Upgrade is a separate Steam app, 5167410, priced at $19.99 and requires the base game. Those three numbers are the commerce map.

Deluxe extras are cosmetic plus future quest packs: four Fancy Hero skins, the Soul cape, Blub, DLC 1, and DLC 2. The upgrade is the same extras without paying for the campaign twice. If you already own Standard, the upgrade is the cheaper Deluxe path.

Xbox Game Pass includes the Standard Edition on Xbox Series X|S and Windows. Game Pass does not, on the captured Xbox.com copy, include the Deluxe extras. Buy Deluxe or the upgrade if you want Blub, the Soul cape, and the later DLC windows.

Steam package 688751 is Standard at $29.99. Package 1553400 is Deluxe at $49.99. App 5167410 is the Deluxe Upgrade at $19.99 and requires the base game. Game Pass on Xbox.com covers Standard on Series X|S and Windows, not Blub, the Soul cape, or the later DLC packs.

DLC 1 and DLC 2 windows

Steam’s Deluxe copy dates DLC 1 to October–December 2026 and DLC 2 to January–March 2027. Both rows are upcoming. This page marks them unavailable as playable packs until those windows produce a live date.

DLC 1 is described as new items, locations, and challenging opponents. DLC 2 is another quest with formidable foes. Those phrases are the Deluxe store text. They are not a dungeon list.

The homepage timeline repeats the same two windows after the 29 September launch node. Use that strip when you only need the dates; use this compare table when you need the prices.

DLC 1 copy mentions new items, locations, and challenging opponents. DLC 2 copy mentions another quest with formidable foes. Both remain upcoming windows. The homepage timeline repeats those two nodes after the 29 September launch so you can see paid extras versus what already shipped. Neither window has a day-numbered patch in the captured Steam text.

Skins, Soul cape, and Blub

Four Fancy Hero skins ship with Deluxe. They are launch cosmetics, not a fourth difficulty. The Soul cape is the Deluxe cape for facing soul-infused mobs. Blub is the Deluxe pet: official copy calls it a squishy companion that cannot fight.

Pre-order had a different bundle: Twisted Cape, Twisted Chicken pet, and two hero skins. The Capes & Promos article says those are no longer available through purchase. Do not expect the Deluxe SKU to restore a closed pre-order.

Hero Cape is not a Deluxe item. It is a separate promo with a 31 December 2026 deadline. Read the Hero Cape page for that unlock. This compare table stays on paid SKUs.

Four Fancy Hero skins, the Soul cape, and Blub are Deluxe launch cosmetics. Blub cannot fight. The closed Twisted pre-order bundle was Twisted Cape, Twisted Chicken, and two skins, and Capes & Promos says that bundle is no longer sold. Hero Cape is a separate promo with a 31 December 2026 deadline.

Where the packages actually sell

Steam is the store that publishes both USD prices used on this page. Open the official Steam app page for package 688751 and 1553400, and the Deluxe Upgrade app 5167410 if you already own Standard.

Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo each list the game; their Deluxe labeling can differ by storefront. Steam’s dollar figures are the captured store prices. Check the platform you actually use before you pay.

Nothing here is a purchase button. Cross-origin store links open in a new tab.

Open the Steam app page for 1912410 to see both USD prices, and open app 5167410 if you already own Standard there. Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo list the game on their own stores; Steam dollars are the captured store prices. After you pick a SKU, the twelve-slot board and the Sift rifts are the same on Standard and Deluxe. Only cosmetics and later DLC packs change between those SKUs.

Frequently asked questions

Is Deluxe Edition worth $20 more than Standard?

Deluxe costs $49.99 versus $29.99 Standard. The extra $20 buys four hero skins, the Soul cape, Blub, and two later DLC packs. If you already own Standard, the Deluxe Upgrade is $19.99 for those extras. Game Pass covers Standard on Xbox and Windows, not those Deluxe extras.

When do DLC 1 and DLC 2 come out?

Steam lists DLC 1 for October–December 2026 and DLC 2 for January–March 2027. Both are upcoming windows, not day-dated patches. Deluxe and the Deluxe Upgrade include them when they release.

Does Deluxe include the Hero Cape?

No. Hero Cape is a promo: play Minecraft Dungeons, then log into Minecraft Dungeons II on the same Microsoft account before 31 December 2026. Deluxe’s cape is the Soul cape, which is a paid cosmetic.

What is Steam app 5167410?

That is the Deluxe Upgrade, $19.99, for owners of the $29.99 Standard package. It adds four hero skins, the Soul cape, Blub, DLC 1, and DLC 2 without buying the campaign twice. Game Pass does not replace that upgrade for those extras.

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