The launch of WWE 2K26 is right around the corner, and pre-orders were recently opened to allow players to secure their copy of the game. While you might know you want to pre-order the game, or even if you don’t, you’ll need to know more about the various editions that WWE 2K26 offers before you make a final decision.
Each of the editions has a specific price point, but comes with drastically different content. You’ll also receive exclusive content if you pre-order before the release date of WWE 2K26, giving you additional incentive to lock in an edition before mid-March rolls around. If you’re still struggling to make a pre-order decision or simply want to know what your money is buying you, fear not. You can see all of the editions of WWE 2K26, their prices, and content in the guide below, along with our suggestion for which one to pre-order.
All Of The Editions In WWE 2K26 And What They Offer
In total, there are four different editions of WWE 2K26 that you can currently pre-order from any system marketplace or retailer. As you might expect, you start from the Standard Edition, which costs the normal amount for a new AAA game, and the editions get more expensive from there. However, the more expensive editions also come with a decent amount of in-game content that can give you a massive head start in the game mode of your choice.
Below, we’ll give you the breakdown of every WWE 2K26 edition:
Standard Edition ($70)
- Base game
- Pre-order Bonus: Joe Hendry Pack (unlocks Superstar Joe Hendry, a MyFACTION EVO card, MySUPERSTAR CAS T-shirt, and Joe Hendry Spin emote)
King of Kings Edition ($100)
- Base game
- Premium Ringside Pass for Season 1
- 32,500 VC
- King of Kings Pack: Superstar Triple H ’98, Stephanie McMahon ’00, and the Triple H Signature Taunt emote
- Pre-order Bonus: 7-day early access
- Joe Hendry Pack: Superstar Joe Hendry, MyFACTION EVO card, MySUPERSTAR CAS T-shirt, and the Joe Hendry Spin emote
Attitude Era Edition ($130)
- Base game
- Premium Ringside Pass for Seasons 1-4
- Attitude Era Pack: Includes Superstars: The Rock ’99, Kane ’98, Chyna ’97, and MyFACTION EVO cards: Stone Cold Steve Austin “Rattlesnake” and The Rock “People’s Champ.” Alongside the RAW is WAR ’98 arena; The Island emotes: Undertaker Thumb Across the Neck, HBK DX Crotch Chop)
- Superstar Mega-Boost: 200 MySUPERSTAR attribute points for MyRISE and 100,000 VC.
- Pre-order Bonus: 7-day early access
- King of Kings Pack: Superstar Triple H ’98, Stephanie McMahon ’00, and the Triple H Signature Taunt emote
- Joe Hendry Pack: Superstar Joe Hendry, MyFACTION EVO card, MySUPERSTAR CAS T-shirt, and the Joe Hendry Spin emote
Monday Night Raw Edition ($150)
- Base game
- Premium Ringside Pass for Seasons 1-6
- Monday Night War Pack: Unlocks Superstars Shawn Michaels, DX, Macho Man Randy Savage ’98, Rowdy Roddy Piper ’98, and the DDP Bang! Emote
- WrestleMania 42 Pack: Summer 2026: WrestleMania 42 arena and 3 MyFACTION Persona cards for new Superstars
- Attitude Era Pack: Includes Superstars: The Rock ’99, Kane ’98, Chyna ’97, and MyFACTION EVO cards: Stone Cold Steve Austin “Rattlesnake” and The Rock “People’s Champ.” Alongside the RAW is WAR ’98 arena; The Island emotes: Undertaker Thumb Across the Neck, HBK DX Crotch Chop)
- Superstar Mega-Boost: 200 MySUPERSTAR attribute points for MyRISE and 100,000 VC.
- Pre-order Bonus: 7-day early access
- King of Kings Pack: Superstar Triple H ’98, Stephanie McMahon ’00, and the Triple H Signature Taunt emote
- Joe Hendry Pack: Superstar Joe Hendry, MyFACTION EVO card, MySUPERSTAR CAS T-shirt, and the Joe Hendry Spin emote
Which WWE 2K26 Edition Should You Buy?
Now that you know all of the details about the editions in WWE 2K26, which edition is right for you?
As you might have guessed, the Monday Night Raw Edition is going to give you a huge head start across the board, as you unlock several packs, get seven days of early access, and plenty of starting VC. You also get every seasonal Ringside Pass, meaning you don’t have to buy any of them when a new season is released. If you know you’re going to buy each Ringside Pass anyway, then there’s really no point in not purchasing the Monday Night Raw Edition, as you’re going to spend extra money on the passes if you don’t buy that edition.
However, if you’re on the fence about WWE 2K26‘s future at all, then don’t drop $150 on that edition. Instead, the King of Kings Edition is likely right for you. You’re still getting some decent starting content and the Season 1 Ringside Pass, which gives you a chance to see if you’ll play the game beyond its first few months.
Of course, the Standard Edition is also perfectly fine for anyone who doesn’t feel like they’re going to be super invested in WWE 2K26 for an entire year. If you pre-order, you still get the Joe Hendry Pack, and you’re only spending $70 compared to $100 and above.
