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The Talos Principle 2: Deluxe Edition
What the edition includes
- The Talos Principle 2 for PS5™
- Road to Elysium DLC
In Ukr. UA the purchase is possible only with sign-in.
Screenshots
10Details and languages
For region Ukr. UA- Platform
- PS5
- Genre
- Puzzle
- Publisher
- Devolver Digital
- Release
- 15 Aug 2024
Voice-over
- English
Interface and subtitles
- Russian
- English
- Spanish
- French
- German
- Polish
- Turkish
- Japanese
- Korean
- Chinese
- Traditional Chinese
- Portuguese (Brazil)
No information about supported languages.
Before you buy The Talos Principle 2: Deluxe Edition
- Editions
- “The Talos Principle 2: Deluxe Edition” includes The Talos Principle 2 for PS5 and Road to Elysium DLC. Compared with “The Talos Principle 2”, it adds Road to Elysium DLC.
- Russian language
- Same in every region: Russian subtitles, English voice-over.
- Where it is cheaper
- “The Talos Principle 2: Deluxe Edition” is cheapest for an account from Ukr. UA: 780 ₽. Prices in other regions: the USA — 930 ₽, Turkey — 970 ₽, Poland — 1 220 ₽, India — 1 340 ₽, the UAE — 4 620 ₽.
- Players and online
- Single-player game.
- Age rating
- IARC 12+
About the game
The Talos Principle 2 is a first-person puzzle game that builds on the philosophical questions raised by its predecessor. The story takes place after biological humanity has died out, with human culture carried on by robots in their own city, and the hero investigates a mysterious megastructure that holds great power. Progress brings up questions about the cosmos and the purpose of civilization, while the player's decisions and allegiances shape how events unfold and lead to one of several endings. Challenges come in several kinds, from standard puzzles of varying difficulty to metapuzzles and especially hard Gold puzzles, and finishing the game does not require solving every one of them. The hero's toolkit grows with gravity control and consciousness transfer, and more than a dozen areas are open to explore, among them a city on the brink of change and an island holding keys to the future. The story was written by Jonas Kyratzes, Tom Jubert and Verena Kyratzes, and the music composed by Damjan Mravunac with a guest appearance by Chris Christodoulou.
The Talos Principle 2: Deluxe Edition includes The Talos Principle 2 for PS5™ and the Road to Elysium DLC. The add-on expands on the contents of the standard edition with additional content. This edition suits those who want the game together with the Road to Elysium DLC.
Description from PS Store
The Talos Principle 2 is a thought-provoking first-person puzzle experience that greatly expands on the first game's philosophical themes and stunning environments with increasingly mind-bending challenges. Born into a new world where biological humanity is extinct but human culture lives on in a city of robots, you find yourself swept up in a mind-bending adventure involving a mysterious megastructure hiding enormous powers. The more you discover, the more you will be confronted with questions about the nature of the cosmos and the purpose of civilization. The broken promise of a better tomorrow, the fear of repeating humankind’s mistakes, faith in reason or renouncing humanity altogether - the choices you make and the sides you take will determine the course of events. A New Generation of Puzzles Solve a wide array of puzzles with varying difficulty levels, including clever metapuzzles and highly challenging Gold puzzles. Finish the game without solving every puzzle, or pursue the rewards of complete mastery. A variety of new abilities, such as gravity manipulation and mind transference, join the established mechanics of the original Talos Principle, creating a fresh but familiar experience. A Philosophical Odyssey Take the next step forward in the story of The Talos Principle in a thought-provoking, character-driven interactive story with multiple endings penned by returning writers Jonas Kyratzes (The Eternal Cylinder, Clash: Artifacts of Chaos) and Tom Jubert (The Swapper, Subnautica), joined by Verena Kyratzes (The Hand of Merlin, Serious Sam 4). Brave New World Explore more than a dozen all-new environments, from a city on the brink of a paradigm shift to the varied landscapes of a mysterious island that holds the keys to the future. Take a break from puzzle-solving to discover long-buried secrets and strands of forgotten history. The Melodies of Creation Immerse yourself in the rich, bittersweet world of The Talos Principle with a stunning soundtrack by master composer Damjan Mravunac (Serious Sam, The Talos Principle), with a guest appearance by Chris Christodoulou (Risk of Rain 1 and 2).
How is an order handled?
After the purchase you receive a set of PS Store gift codes worth the order and instructions: you redeem the codes to top up your wallet and buy the game yourself. No account details are needed.
Orders usually take 1–3 minutesYou pass your account details on the delivery page — PSN login, password and backup codes. The order is handled automatically, around the clock.
Orders usually take 10–15 minutesQuestions and answers
Does The Talos Principle 2: Deluxe Edition have Russian language support?
Interface and subtitles: Russian, English, Spanish, French, German, Polish, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese (Brazil). Voice-over: English. The set of languages depends on the account region and on the edition — the one shown here is for your current choice.
How do the editions of The Talos Principle 2 differ?
There are several editions: The Talos Principle 2, The Talos Principle 2: Deluxe Edition, The Talos Principle Ultimate Collection. What each one includes is listed in the “What the edition includes” block on this page: it changes together with the edition selected in the purchase panel, as does the price.
Which region should I pick to buy The Talos Principle 2: Deluxe Edition?
Every region has its quirks — a lower price, or no Russian language. Use the “PlayStation account region” switch to pick the one that suits you. Keep in mind that your PlayStation account region must match the one you pay in. Available regions: Turkey, Ukr. UA, India, UAE, Poland, USA.
How do I prepare my account for the “With sign-in” method?
Before paying:
1. Make sure your PSN password and two-factor backup codes work — the order cannot be completed with wrong details.
2. Turn off passwordless sign-in (passkey): the account needs a password and two-factor authentication.
3. Empty your PS Store cart.
4. Turn off the password prompt at checkout.
5. Remove all bank cards from the account.
6. If you are buying for a Ukr. UA account, spend the wallet balance beforehand: PS Store deducts it automatically at purchase.
7. For a US account, set a state without sales tax, such as Oregon.
With a prepared account, the order is completed fastest.
Why do the gift codes add up to more than the order price?
PS Store top-up cards come in fixed denominations (Turkey in multiples of 250 TRY, India 1000 INR, Poland 50 PLN, UAE 40 AED), so the set is picked for the nearest amount. The difference stays in your account wallet — you can spend it on anything else in the PS Store.
Does the game stay on the account forever?
Yes. The purchase happens on your own PlayStation account, so the game stays there for good — exactly as with a normal PS Store purchase.
I do not have a PlayStation account in the right region — what do I do?
Tick “PSN account registration” at checkout and we will register a new account in the region you paid for — 150 ₽, or free on orders from 5 000 ₽ without signing in or from 5 130 ₽ with sign-in. The account is entirely yours: the email, the password and every purchase stay with you.
What to do if something goes wrong with the order?
Open “Orders” in the site header, pick the order you need and write in the chat — you can attach a screenshot to your message. An operator replies.
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