Choosing between two PlayStation 5 collector limited editions can feel like comparing a horror display piece to a hand-drawn cosmic dungeon. On one side is the Halloween The Game Limited Collector's Edition, a higher-priced set with a movie-horror pedigree. On the other is Voidwrought Collector's Edition, a much lower-cost option with a very different game inside. The real question isn't which one is better; it's which one fits the way you collect games.
Quick verdict
If you want a PS5 collector's set that doubles as a horror display piece and you're drawn to the Halloween mythos, the Halloween The Game Limited Collector's Edition is the one to preorder. If you'd rather spend closer to the price of a typical new game and enjoy fast, precise exploration with boss fights, Voidwrought Collector's Edition is the more sensible pickup.
At a glance
| Product | Listed price | Price bar | Genre | Release year | Standout detail |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halloween The Game Limited Collector's Edition | USD 249.99 | Survival Horror | 2026 | Physical collectibles with survival-horror gameplay | |
| Voidwrought Collector's Edition | USD 68.24 | Action / Adventure (Video Game) | 2026 | Hand-drawn action-platformer in a cosmic-horror world |
The price spread comes to about $182, so the decision is also a budget decision.
Where each product wins
- Halloween The Game Limited Collector's Edition wins for horror collectors who want the physical extras. The higher listed price buys a branded collector's edition with the physical game and early-access content. It's also a presale, so you're reserving the set before it ships.
- Voidwrought Collector's Edition wins for players who want a lower-cost way to pick up a collector's edition. It sits well below the other set in price and fits easily into a game library without a big-budget commitment.
Product notes
Halloween The Game Limited Collector's Edition (PS5)
This is the set for someone who wants Michael Myers front and center. The limited collector's edition includes the physical game for PlayStation 5, an exclusive Michael Myers Shape Jump Variant 8-inch figure by Trick or Treat Studios, and advance access to the Michael Myers Clown Skin. The genre is survival horror, and the setup ties into the classic 1978 film, so the tone is unmistakably Haddonfield. The obvious tradeoff is the $249.99 price, which is the higher end of this comparison. It's also a presale with a pending rating, so you're committing to something that won't be in hand immediately. Choose it when the collectible extras matter as much as the game itself.
Voidwrought Collector's Edition (PS5)
Voidwrought takes a different approach to a collector's edition: it keeps the price at $68.24 and focuses on a 2D fast-paced action-platformer. You explore a hand-drawn world of cosmic horrors, unlock varied abilities, and take on formidable boss battles as the Simulacrum emerges from a forgotten shrine. If you prefer action-adventure gameplay over multiplayer survival horror, this is the more practical PS5 collector's edition. The tradeoff is that you're not getting a licensed movie tie-in or the same kind of shelf presence; the appeal is the atmospheric game world and the action gameplay. For a collector who wants to play a new platformer without spending anywhere near the Halloween set's listed price, this is the set that makes more sense.
Final choice by use case
- Choose Halloween The Game Limited Collector's Edition if you're a horror fan, a Michael Myers collector, or someone who wants a display-worthy collectible alongside the PS5 game.
- Choose Voidwrought Collector's Edition if you want a 2D action adventure at a much lower entry price and you're less concerned about physical movie memorabilia.
