If you’re like us, eagerly awaiting the release date for Gray Zone Warfare, then even the most minor tidbit of information elicits excitement. Recently, developer Madfinger Games updated the game’s Steam store page with the available editions. Here is what you can score in the Gray Zone Warfare editions!
All Gray Zone Warfare Editions
Following the recent turmoil in the Escape From Tarkov community, Gray Zone Warfare is now poised to be the go-to tactical extraction shooter on the market. If they launch soon, of course. But this is a fantastic step toward the big day. Here’s what every one of the Gray Zone Warfare editions includes:
- Standard Edition – $35
- Locker Size: 10×25
- Secure Lockbox: 2×2
- Standard Edition Equipment
- In-Game Currency: $10,000
- Tactical Edition – $57
- Locker Size: 10×35
- Secure Lockbox: 2×2
- Standard Edition Equipment
- Tactical Edition Equipment
- In-Game Currency: $15,000
- Elite Edition – $79
- Locker Size: 10×45
- Secure Lockbox: 3×2
- Standard Edition Equipment
- Tactical Edition Equipment
- Elite Edition Equipment
- In-Game Currency: $20,000
- Supporter Edition – $99
- Locker Size: 10×60
- Secure Lockbox: 3×3
- Standard Edition Equipment
- Tactical Edition Equipment
- Elite Edition Equipment
- Supporter Edition Equipment
- In-Game Currency: $25,000
- Extras: GZW T-shirt (in-game), GWZ gloves (in-game), supporter name color, exclusive supporter badge.
Is Gray Zone Warfare Pay to Win?
Yeah, absolutely! Anyone who says otherwise is delusional. If you look through each of the Gray Zone Warfare versions for purchase, you’ll note the increasing stash size, better lockbox, high-end starting equipment, and more money to kickstart your PMC career.
It’s the same type of bonuses offered by Escape From Tarkov, and they all provide a headstart for those willing to pay more for the game.
Related: When Does Gray Zone Warfare Early Access Start? – Answered
Which Version is Right For You?
How much money are you willing to cough up for an Early Access tactical shooter? If you believe Gray Zone Warfare is the game to save the extraction shooter genre, then I don’t see why you shouldn’t pay for the Elite Edition or Supporter Edition. I’ll be purchasing the latter, so I can’t talk much.
If you don’t mind grinding more, completing quests, and choosing your loot carefully, then there’s nothing wrong with opting for the Standard Edition. Perhaps they’ll let us upgrade?
The Guide Hall remains excited yet cautiously optimistic for Gray Zone Warfare. Either way, we’ll have day-one guides for you!