Slay the Spire 2 Price: Retail, Deals & Price History

Slay the Spire 2 is the sequel to a well-known deck-building roguelike, and at the time of writing it is sold in Early Access on Steam. That has two practical consequences for anyone checking the price: there is one storefront to look at, and the game is not finished.

The figures on this page are Steam US list prices. Steam runs sales, and regional pricing applies outside the US, so confirm the number on the store page before you buy.

The Early Access price sits next to the original game and two bundles that Steam lists on the game's page.

The sequel and the original game are priced the same on Steam. The Slay the Spire Collection bundles both games, and Steam shows the bundle price for the pair. A second bundle pairs the sequel with Dispatch, another game. Bundle prices can include a discount for buying together, so compare the bundle against the two single prices before you pick one.

Early Access means the game is still being developed and can change between updates. Some developers adjust the price as the game moves toward release, so the number you see today is not a promise about the price later. Steam's page for the game is the place to read the developer's own notes on that.

If you would rather wait for the finished version, you can watch the store page and add the game to your wishlist, which notifies you about sales.

Based on the Steam listing, this is a PC release. The store pages checked for this guide did not list a PlayStation or Xbox version, so there is no console price to report. If a console release is announced, the price will be on that platform's store page.

• Only the sequel: Buy the game on its own at the Early Access price.
• Both games: Look at the Slay the Spire Collection bundle against buying the two games one at a time.
• The sequel plus Dispatch: Steam lists a bundle for the pair. Check whether you actually want the second game before choosing it.

• Sales: Steam sales and publisher promotions change the checkout price.
• Bundles: A bundle can cost less than its parts, or exactly the same, depending on the offer.
• Region: US pricing applies to US accounts only.
• Early Access changes: The price may change as the game develops.

Prices on this page come from Steam.

Steam offers a refund window for most purchases, which is useful when a game is still changing. The rules have conditions, so read Steam's refund policy on the support site before you rely on it.

Read the developer's description on the store page. It explains what is finished, what is planned, and how long the developer expects Early Access to last. Reviews on the page also show how current players feel about the latest update.

A wishlist is the easiest way to track the price. Steam notifies you when a wishlisted game goes on sale or when a bundle changes, which helps with a game that has several bundle options.