GRIS Deluxe Edition

The watercolor masterpiece arrives on PS5 with a deluxe package that treats it like the art piece it is. The GRIS Deluxe Edition wraps the physical game in cover artwork by Conrad Roset, adds a 100-plus page soft-bound artbook in portrait format, the official soundtrack on CD, and a collectible tuck-in box to hold it all together. GRIS doesn't have enemies to defeat or puzzles to brute force.

It's a platformer built entirely around emotion, color, and movement, where restoring vibrancy to a shattered world tells a story about loss and recovery without a single word of dialogue. It's the kind of game that sticks with you for weeks after the credits roll. The artbook is the centerpiece of this deluxe edition, over 100 pages of Roset's illustration work presented in portrait format that gives the art room to breathe.

Berlinist's soundtrack on CD preserves one of the most emotionally precise game scores ever composed, music that's so intertwined with the visuals that it almost feels incomplete without them, and yet stands on its own beautifully. On PS5, physical editions of games this artistically significant are the ones that collectors hold onto. Not for hype, not for resale value, but because some games are worth owning in a form you can actually touch.

GRIS is that game.