Just like so many other games before it, Horizon Forbidden West will have a few perks for players if they preorder the game. But this game also has different versions for you to choose from, and each of them is available at retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, and PlayStation.

If you preorder the standard/launch edition of the game, you get the Nora Legacy Outfit and Spear. But this is only available at certain retailers like PlayStation, GameStop, and Best Buy.

And for the standard edition, you can only get Horizon Forbidden West for either the PS4 (for $59.99) or the PS5 (for $69.99). (When you buy higher-tiered editions, you get both versions of the game.)

For the special version of the game, players receive a SteelBook display case, a mini art book, and a digital soundtrack regardless of where you buy it. For this, you've got to pay $69.99 (PS4) or $79.00 (PS5).

Here is where things get more expensive. Horizon Forbidden West also offers Collector's and Regalla editions, in which PS5 and PS4 digital versions of the game are included.

In the Collector's Edition, which will set you back $199.99, you get the SteelBook, the artbook, and Tremortusk and Aloy statues. But there's also a ton of digital content added to the game as well in addition to the Nora Legacy Spear and Outfit. Here's the list:

• Digital soundtrack
• Digital comic book
• Carja Behemoth Elite outfit
• Carja Behemoth Short Bow
• Nora Thunder Elite outfit
• Nora Thunder Sling
• Apex Clawstrider Machine Strike piece
• In-Game Resources Pack
• Photo Mode unlocks (this features a special pose and face paint)

For $259.99, players can buy the Regalla edition which gives them everything from the previous editions and some statues, plus:

• Replica Focus
• Focus stand
• Two art cards
• Clawstrider Machine Strike piece
• Sunwing Machine Strike piece

Under the purchase information, it's noted that some of these require some kind of assembly.