PS5 Players Can Now Preorder Saros, Dropping April 30

Housemarque's PS5-exclusive game Saros is set to release on April 30. Physical copies are listed for $69.99 at various retailers (see here at Amazon). In case you're wondering if it's any good, check out our Saros review to see what our critic thought of it.

Below, we've broken down where you can preorder Saros right now, alongside information on its digital deluxe edition and what preorder bonus you'll get to enjoy by grabbing a copy early.

Saros

Also at Amazon - $69.99
Also at Best Buy - $69.99
Also at Walmart - $69.99
Also at GameStop - $69.99

Saros is only available in a standard edition, so you can't pay an arm and a leg for a bunch of extras. However, if you preorder it, you will get a bonus freebie...

Saros Preorder Bonus

For those who preorder Saros, you'll get the Hands of Shore Armor as a preorder bonus, which can be seen above.

Saros - Digital Deluxe Edition

There's also a Digital Deluxe Edition of Saros, which is listed for $79.99. This comes with a few extras alongside the Hands of Shore Armor preorder bonus and full game, including the Astra Armor, Onryo Armor, and Midgard Armor. Players who purchase this version will also get 48 hour early access.

See it here at PlayStation Store - $79.99

What Is Saros?

Saros Official Pre Order Trailer The Game Awards 2025

Saros is the latest game from Housemarque, and is the studio's follow-up to Returnal. According to a post on the PlayStation Blog from Gregory Louden, Creative Director at Housemarque, Saros is "the haunting story of a lost off-world colony on Carcosa under an ominous eclipse. You play as Arjun Devraj [played by Rahul Kohli], a powerful Soltari Enforcer who will stop at nothing to find who he is looking for."

Louden also notes the return of "bullet ballet" style shooting, alongside "a new ability, Parry, where with perfect timing of R1 you can reflect certain projectiles back at enemies, destroying or staggering them."

Back when it was first announced, Louden detailed in another PlayStation Blog post that, "A key gameplay distinction between Saros and Returnal is permanent resources and progression making every death valuable." Because of this, you'll be able to come back stronger with each run to overcome obstacles you face.