“Endless Ragnarok Deluxe Edition” is not the official product name; the edition you want is the Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok Special Edition. Choose it if you specifically want its Special Pack and the older Relink DLC collection. Otherwise, choose Standard: it includes the core Endless Ragnarok expansion for less. In the US, the full Special Edition is $79.99 for newcomers, while existing same-platform Relink owners should look for the $54.99 Special Edition Upgrade Kit instead.
The first decision is ownership, not cosmetics. A full Special Edition includes Granblue Fantasy: Relink plus Endless Ragnarok; an Upgrade Kit does not include the base game. Confirm the platform and account where you own Relink before you add anything to the cart.
Quick purchase recommendation
| Your situation | Best choice | Why |
|---|---|---|
| You are new to Relink and only want Endless Ragnarok | Full Standard Edition | It includes the base game and core expansion at the lower tier. |
| You are new and want the Special Pack plus previous DLC | Full Special Edition | It bundles the base game, Upgrade Kit, Special Pack, and DLC Collection. |
| You already own Relink on the platform where you will play | Special Edition Upgrade Kit | It is the Special route without buying the base game again. |
| You mainly want story, modes, or co-op content | Standard | Special does not gate a separate version of the core expansion. |
| You are uncertain whether you will stick with the game | Standard or the demo first | Save the premium for later instead of buying extras before you know you want them. |
For the usual player, Standard is the sensible default. Special is a collector/convenience bundle, not a power requirement for accessing Endless Ragnarok’s main expansion content. See the current Endless Ragnarok prices if you need the complete tier and ownership comparison.
What the official Special Edition includes
The official Cygames product comparison splits the catalogue into two routes: full Endless Ragnarok editions for newcomers and digital Upgrade Kits for players who already own Granblue Fantasy: Relink. Both Special routes add the same two extra groups: the Endless Ragnarok Special Pack and the Granblue Fantasy: Relink DLC Collection.
For a US PlayStation or Steam shopper, the full Special Edition is listed at $79.99. It contains:
- Granblue Fantasy: Relink (the base game)
- Endless Ragnarok Upgrade Kit
- Endless Ragnarok Special Pack
- Granblue Fantasy: Relink DLC Collection
The PlayStation Store details the Special Pack as Concept Art colors for the Captain, Id, and Sandalphon, plus Azurite’s Splendor, Canaan Whitebloom, and Supreme Weapon Essence. The DLC Collection contains the Ignition Pack, Color Packs 1–5, and the three emote expansion sets. The named consumables and upgrade materials may be useful early on, but they should not be the reason to pay extra by themselves: they are finite items, while your real value comes from whether you want the cosmetic and DLC bundle.
Full Special Edition vs. Special Upgrade Kit
This is the checkout mistake worth avoiding. The two Special products are designed for different libraries, even though both contain the Special Pack and DLC Collection.
| Product | US list price | Includes base Relink game? | Buy it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Endless Ragnarok Special Edition | $79.99 | Yes | You do not own Relink on the target storefront. |
| Endless Ragnarok Upgrade Kit (Special Edition) | $54.99 | No | You already own Relink on that same platform/account. |
| Endless Ragnarok Standard Edition | $59.99 | Yes | You are new and do not value the Special extras. |
| Endless Ragnarok Upgrade Kit (Standard Edition) | $29.99 | No | You already own Relink and only want the expansion. |
Cygames says the Upgrade Kits require the base game. Treat “same platform” literally: owning a copy on one ecosystem does not automatically make a DLC entitlement on another. Before paying, open the store where you intend to play and confirm that your account library shows Granblue Fantasy: Relink. For a deeper explanation of the product structure, read is Endless Ragnarok a new game or an expansion?.
Is Special worth the extra $25?
The Special Edition costs $25 more than the matching Standard full edition; the Special Upgrade Kit also costs $25 more than the Standard Upgrade Kit. That makes the decision refreshingly simple: pay the premium only if the combined value of the Special Pack and DLC Collection is worth at least $25 to you.
Choose Special if you value these things
- You want the Concept Art colors, especially for the Captain, Id, or Sandalphon.
- You would otherwise buy multiple older color packs, emotes, or the Ignition Pack.
- You enjoy having progression materials and character-unlock items immediately, even though they are not a substitute for playing through the content.
- You know you want a broadly complete DLC bundle and prefer one purchase over comparing individual add-ons.
Choose Standard if these describe you
- Your goal is simply to play the new expansion with friends or solo.
- You do not care about character colors and emotes.
- You already have any of the DLC Collection’s components, or you want to choose add-ons individually later.
- You are watching your budget or still deciding whether Relink’s action combat suits you.
This is a preference purchase, not a difficulty setting. The official comparison places the base game and Endless Ragnarok Upgrade Kit in both full tiers; Special adds DLC rather than a different version of the expansion. If you are tempted only because of the materials, start with Standard and use the savings for the content you know you will use.
A safe three-minute buying checklist
- Pick the platform first. Endless Ragnarok launched for Nintendo Switch 2, PS4, PS5, and Steam, but shop only on the platform you will actually use.
- Check your owned games on that storefront. If Relink is in the library, select an Upgrade Kit; if it is not, select a full edition.
- Choose Standard before looking at bonuses. It establishes the least expensive product that gives you Endless Ragnarok.
- Compare the $25 Special premium with the listed extras. Do not assume “Special” means additional story or essential playable expansion access.
- Check for duplicate DLC. PlayStation warns that some bundle content is also sold individually or in other products. If you already own packs in the DLC Collection, do not assume the bundle will credit their value back.
- Verify the live regional price at checkout. The figures above are US list prices verified July 29, 2026; your local currency, tax, availability, or sale may differ.
Common questions before checkout
Is there an Endless Ragnarok Deluxe Edition?
Not by that official English name. Store pages and Cygames use Special Edition. Searching “Deluxe” should lead you to this Special edition comparison, but read the actual cart title so you do not buy a similarly named older Relink product.
Does the Special Edition include the base game?
The full Endless Ragnarok Special Edition does. The Special Edition Upgrade Kit does not; it requires the base Granblue Fantasy: Relink game on the same platform. The dedicated Upgrade Kit guide is the right next check if you already own Relink.
Can I claim the items after I buy the Special Edition?
On PlayStation, the store says to speak with Sierokarte in town and choose Claim Add-Ons. It also says the included in-game items can be claimed once per account and may require an active internet connection and an up-to-date game. Follow the instructions shown on your own platform’s listing if they differ.
Should I try the game before paying for Special?
Yes, if your uncertainty is about the combat rather than cosmetics. Use the Endless Ragnarok demo guide to check availability on your platform, then decide whether the optional DLC bundle still matters to you.
Bottom line
Buy the Endless Ragnarok Special Edition when you are a newcomer who wants the base game, expansion, Special Pack, and older DLC collection in one bundle. If you already own Relink on the platform you will play, buy the Special Edition Upgrade Kit instead. Everyone else should start with Standard; it is the lower-cost route to the same core Endless Ragnarok expansion.
