The HD-2D saga continues.
Octopath Traveler 0 is set to release for PS5, PS4, Switch 2, Switch, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on December 4. Like the previous entries in this turn-based RPG series, it’s made in the visually striking “HD-2D” art style that uses pixelated 2D characters and gorgeous HD environments, with visual effects only possible on modern platforms. The game is available for preorder now in several editions. Read on for details about what comes in each one, how much they cost, where you can preorder, and more.
Preorder Octopath Traveler 0
Octopath Traveler 0 Digital Deluxe Edition
Get it for PS4 or PS5 – $59.99Get it for Xbox – $59.99The digital deluxe edition comes with the game itself, plus the following digital items:
Digital art bookDeluxe Travel Provisions:Action SkillsTriple Strike Mastery, SP Saver Mastery, Extra JP MasteryConsumable Items: 8 Types of NutsFortifying Nut, Magic Nut, Tough Nut, Resistant Nut, Light Nut, Critical Nut, Sharp Nut, Slippery NutTown Decorations: Festive Decoration DesignsTable with Roasted Chicken, Festive Arch, Large Festive Arch, Festive Flag, Grand VaseOctopath Traveler 0 Collector’s Edition
Get it at Square Enix Store – $229.99This Square Enix Store-exclusive edition comes with the game itself, plus the following extras:
Digital Deluxe Edition Upgrade CodeRing of the Flamebringer (JP ring size 21)Traveler’s Playing Cards8-Sided Dice of Wealth, Power, and FameOrsterra Continent Map Gaming Mat Arrangements Break & Boost Vol.3 (Music CD)Art bookletOctopath Traveler 0 Preorder Bonus
Preorder Octopath Traveler 0, and you’ll receive a set of in-game items called Travel Provisions, which Square Enix describes as “A set of items and skills useful for the start of your journey.”
Healing Grape (M) x5Inspiriting Plum (M) x5Revitalizing Jam x2Icewind MasteryWhat Is Octopath Traveler 0?
Octopath Traveler 0 starts with you creating your own character from scratch. The story kicks off with your hometown of Wishvale burning to the ground, and it’s up to you and your companions to rebuild it. This all goes along with the “start from zero” theme of the game.
Combat is turn-based once again, complete with the “Break and Boost” system from previous games. But this time you can control parties of up to eight characters, so battles could be pretty big. There’s also a whole town-building mechanic, in which you have a grid to build houses and buildings on, placing them wherever you’d like. You’ll join up with over 30 different characters along the way.
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Aug 1, 2025 1:33 am
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