No More Room in Hell 2 price: $19.49 in the 35% Steam launch sale ($29.99 base), console pricing, Deluxe Edition, Game Pass and microtransactions.
No More Room in Hell 2 Price — $19.49 Launch Deal Explained
No More Room in Hell 2 costs $29.99 at its base price, and it is currently on sale for $19.49 — a 35% launch-window discount on Steam (and Epic) that has been live since the August 11, 2026 1.0 release. Console versions launched at the same $29.99 with their own 20% deals. This page covers every price point, what the Deluxe Edition actually adds, whether it's on Game Pass, and an honest verdict on whether the asking price matches what you get.
Here's what you'll learn:
- The exact current price on PC, PS5, and Xbox, including discount end dates where known
- What the Deluxe Edition and cosmetic packs cost and what they contain
- Whether No More Room in Hell 2 is on Game Pass
- Whether there are microtransactions or pay-to-win elements
- A straight answer on whether it's worth $19.49 or $29.99
Official resources: Steam store page · Steam — Deluxe Edition bundle · Official website · PlayStation Lifestyle — PS5 launch coverage · IGN game page
How Much Does No More Room in Hell 2 Cost?
The base price is $29.99 on every platform. At write time the Steam version shows a 35% launch discount to $19.49 — confirmed both on the Steam store page and via the Steam appdetails API (HKD 187.00 → 121.55, -35%). Same deal on Epic, which matched the 35% off.
Per the official Steam store page, the game's standard price is $29.99 with a 35% launch discount, bringing it to $19.49 during the launch window.
Two things to know about the discount:
- Steam's sale has an end date, but Steam doesn't publish it. The launch review from Gaming.net reported the $19.49 price running until August 25, 2026, after which the game returns to $29.99. The Steam page still showed -35% at write time, so expect the window to close somewhere in late August — confirm the current price on the store page before buying.
- Keyshops run even deeper. Third-party stores were selling Steam keys around $14–15 during the launch window (GameBoost at ~$14.22, for example). Those are gray-market or reseller prices with their own risks; $19.49 from an official store is the safe benchmark.
The historical context also matters: NMRIH2 launched into Early Access in October 2024 at the same $29.99, and the original 2011 mod was free. That $30 price tag was one of the most common criticisms during EA — the full release now answers the "why pay for this" question with 9 maps, 38 weapons, and a proper 1.0 feature set.
Console Price: PS5 & Xbox Versions
Console pricing matches PC at $29.99 / £24.99, with 20% launch discounts:
| Platform | Base price | Launch deal |
|---|---|---|
| Steam / Epic | $29.99 | $19.49 (-35%) |
| PS5 | $29.99 | $23.99 for PS Plus members (-20%, until Aug 17) |
| Xbox Series X|S | $29.99 / £24.99 | £19.99 / $23.99 (-20% at launch) |
Sources agree on the numbers: PlayStation Lifestyle confirmed the PS5 $29.99 price and the PS Plus discount to $23.99 until August 17, while Pure Xbox and the Xbox storefront list the Xbox version at £24.99 with a launch price of £19.99 / $23.99. Note the console discount is only 20% — PC is currently the cheapest official platform at $19.49. Xbox also sells a Deluxe Edition at £37.49, and the game is Play Anywhere on Xbox/Windows. Our PS5 & Xbox guide covers platform differences if you are deciding between stores.
The 35% Steam/Epic discount beats the 20% console discount by a full $4.50. If you plan to play mostly with mouse and keyboard — or want the cheapest official entry — PC is the better deal right now, and cross-play means you can still squad up with console friends.
The Deluxe Edition & Cosmetic Packs
There is one standard edition and one Deluxe bundle — no premium tiers hiding content. The Deluxe Edition bundles the base game with four cosmetic DLC packs:
- Veteran Survivor Pack ($4.99) — cosmetic outfit set
- First Responder Pack ($4.99) — cosmetic set plus unique flashlight, compass, and icon
- Punk is Life Pack ($4.99) — cosmetic set
- Surplus Officer Pack ($4.99) — cosmetic set
On Steam the bundle prices the five items at $38.45 combined with a 10% bundle discount (~$34.60 at full price; the current in-bundle price reflects the discounted game). On Xbox the Deluxe Edition is £37.49. The packs are purely cosmetic — no gameplay items, no ammo, no perks — and the same cosmetics are earnable through normal play and weekly assignments. If cosmetics don't matter to you, skip the Deluxe Edition; the base game is the entire gameplay package.
Is No More Room in Hell 2 on Game Pass?
No — not at launch, and no inclusion has been announced. The Xbox storefront lists the game as a standard purchase, and Torn Banner's launch messaging focuses on the 1.0 release, not subscription deals. A few honest caveats:
- The Xbox listing does say online multiplayer on console requires a Game Pass Core or Ultimate subscription (sold separately) — that's the standard requirement for paid online play, not an indication the game itself is in the catalog.
- Games have been added to Game Pass long after launch before, so "not on Game Pass" is a statement about today, not a guarantee about the future.
- If Game Pass is your dealbreaker, wait and watch the official website or Xbox news — but don't buy expecting it to show up.
Are There Microtransactions?
There is no pay-to-win and no premium currency. The monetization in NMRIH2 is limited to:
- The four cosmetic DLC packs ($4.99 each or in the Deluxe bundle) — looks only
- In-game Credits and Merits earned by playing (extractions, objectives, weekly assignments) — used to buy loadout items and cosmetics, and not purchasable with real money at write time
- The Rescue Beacon — a loadout item that prevents one permanent loss, bought with in-game Credits or Merits, not real currency
There are no loot boxes, no battle pass, and no gameplay-altering purchases as of 1.0. Our loadout guide and Rescue Beacon guide explain the in-game economy in detail if you want to know what Credits and Merits actually buy.
Is No More Room in Hell 2 Worth It?
Honest verdict, based on price, content, and the review history:
At $19.49 — yes, if you have a group. You get a hardcore 8-player co-op zombie shooter with 9 maps, 38 weapons, permadeath stakes, the new Survival mode, solo practice, and weekly assignments. That's a solid amount of content for under $20, and the 1.0 rebalance addressed the biggest EA-era complaints. Launch reviews from outlets like Gaming.net were broadly positive about what the full release delivered.
At $29.99 — it depends. The all-time Steam rating is Mixed (our crawl of the store shows ~66% positive of 5,850 reviews at write time; third-party trackers cluster around 55–66% depending on snapshot). The recent 30-day window is Mostly Positive (~72%), which tells you the game's trajectory is upward. If you're a solo player or allergic to permadeath, the value drops — see our solo mode guide and permadeath guide before committing.
Much of the negative review volume was written during Early Access (2024–2025) against the buggy launch build. The 1.0 build is a different game — that's why recent reviews flipped positive. Judge the current build on recent reviews, not the all-time score.
The value also depends on how much time you'll put in. Matches run roughly 20–40 minutes for Objective and 20–30 for Survival, and 100% completion is a long grind — the how long guide has the full breakdown. If $19.49 still feels like a gamble, the free weekends Torn Banner ran before launch are a pattern — there's a decent chance of another free trial window before the game's next big update.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does No More Room in Hell 2 cost?
$29.99 base on all platforms. It's $19.49 on Steam/Epic during the 35% launch sale, and $23.99 on PS5 (PS Plus) or Xbox during their 20% launch windows.
Is No More Room in Hell 2 on Game Pass?
No. The game is not in Game Pass at launch and no inclusion has been announced. Console online play does require Game Pass Core or Ultimate as the standard subscription, but the game itself is sold separately.
Does No More Room in Hell 2 have microtransactions?
No pay-to-win and no premium currency. The only paid extras are four cosmetic DLC packs (bundled in the Deluxe Edition). Loadout items, cosmetics, and the Rescue Beacon are bought with in-game Credits and Merits earned through play.
Is No More Room in Hell 2 worth it?
At the $19.49 launch price, yes for co-op players: 9 maps, 38 weapons, permadeath stakes, Survival mode, and weekly assignments. At full price it depends on your tolerance for permadeath and the Mixed all-time rating, though recent reviews are mostly positive.
Will No More Room in Hell 2 go on sale again?
Very likely — the game has seen repeated discounts and free weekends since Early Access. If you miss the launch window, the next seasonal Steam sale is the best bet, and keyshops regularly undercut the official price further.
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Last updated: August 14, 2026.
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No More Room in Hell 2 permadeath explained: what you lose when a Responder dies, difficulty rules, the Rescue Beacon, and how to keep characters alive.
No More Room in Hell 2 on PS5 and Xbox: release date, $29.99 price and PS Plus deal, performance status, controller support, and console-known issues.
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No More Room in Hell 2 release date: Armageddon 1.0 launched Aug 11, 2026 on PC, PS5 and Xbox. Full Early Access timeline from Oct 2024, plus what's next.
Rescue Beacon guide: the Armageddon 1.0 item that prevents a permadeath loss — how it works, Credits/Merits cost, tradeoffs, when to equip.
Can you play No More Room in Hell 2 solo? Yes — 1.0 Solo Mode has zero permadeath and no progression; here's how it works and how to use it.