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The announced base price is $24.99
The October developer Q&A explicitly states the $24.99 base price. This is the primary written price reference in the collected research. It supersedes older coverage that said a price had not been announced.
The figure is developer-announced rather than independently checked through checkout. A store can show regional currencies or purchase conditions that are not reproduced in the announcement. Use the figure as the announced baseline, then confirm your own store’s total.
How the launch discount is described
The same Q&A describes a discount toward $20 during the early launch period. Its duration is described as the first few days to a week, depending on platform. The announcement does not establish one precise sale end date for every store.
That wording should stay attached to the discount claim. It is not enough to advertise a permanent reduced price or an exact percentage. The platform’s actual purchase page is the appropriate place to confirm the offer available to you.
Game Pass is a separate access route
The developer announces day-one Xbox Game Pass availability. The collected Xbox listing names PC and Ultimate subscription availability. That supports a subscription route, but not a claim that every Game Pass tier includes the game.
Subscription access and buying the game are different options. Do not subtract a subscription from the announced retail price or describe the purchase as free. Check the plan named on the official listing and its current terms before relying on access.
Keep regional totals separate
The research does not provide a verified GBP, EUR or local-currency price table. It also does not establish the taxes or exact discount shown at your checkout. Converting the announced number into a table would add precision the sources do not supply.
Instead, open the official storefront for your region and platform. Compare its displayed price with the developer’s announced baseline. This keeps a useful price answer without suggesting that one announcement is a universal checkout receipt.
The souvenir sign is not the game price
The Q&A includes a souvenir-sign image with fictional 1992 pricing. The $9.49 shown in that image is not the retail price of Terrible Lizards. It belongs to the attraction’s fictional presentation rather than the game’s purchase information.
Use the written $24.99 announcement when answering how much the game costs. Use the store for the exact current offer and the Xbox page for subscription eligibility. Separating those references prevents both older omissions and decorative imagery from replacing the actual price statement.
Sources & article scope
Research checked October 27, 2026. Developer-announced price · Regional checkout totals and exact sale dates not established. Send a correction.