Saros & Diablo IV after the Game Awards: A look at the pre-order charts

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Following the Game Awards, pre-order charts show the dominance of Diablo IV, Resident Evil Requiem and Saros – what role does the delayed release play?

The Game Awards 2025 have once again proven how powerfully an event can influence gamers' attention. However, not every announcement is met with enthusiasm. saros is a prime example and makes it into the top 10.

The big revelation was ultimately only the postponement of the title, accompanied by a little gameplay footage and a pre-order trailer. For fans who had hoped for comprehensive news, this feels somewhat like a disappointment.

Nevertheless, the current pre-order charts show that saros This should not be underestimated. With the Digital Deluxe Edition, the title lands in the immediate vicinity of heavyweights such as... Diablo IV and Resident Evil 9 RequiemThis suggests that the community is showing cautious interest for the moment, regardless of whether the announcement was spectacular or not.

Diablo IV dominates, Resident Evil remains strong

The pre-order numbers speak for themselves: Diablo IV “Lord of Hatred” The Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate Editions top the charts. Prices range from €39,99 to €89,99, covering the entire price spectrum. Resident Evil 9 Requiem shows a similar pattern, with the Deluxe Edition still in demand at €89,99.

The difference to is interesting. LEGO Batman: The Dark Knight's LegacyThis shows that well-known brands can still rely on pre-orders, but this doesn't automatically guarantee them the top spot in the charts. It clearly demonstrates that the combination of franchise fans and genuine interest in the content drives demand.

The current pre-order charts:

  1. Diablo® IV: Lord of Hatred™ – Standard Edition – €39,99
  2. Diablo® IV: Lord of Hatred™ – Ultimate Edition – €89,99
  3. Diablo® IV: Lord of Hatred™ – Deluxe Edition – €59,99
  4. LEGO® Batman™: Code Violet – €89,99
  5. Code Violet – €49,99
  6. Resident Evil Requiem Deluxe Edition – €89,99
  7. Diablo® IV: Age of Hate Collection – €69,99
  8. PRAGMATA Deluxe Edition – €69,99
  9. Arknights: Endfield (Free to Play) – €9,99
  10. SAROS Digital Deluxe Edition – €89,99
  11. Resident Evil Requiem – €79,99
  12. LEGO® Batman™: The Legacy of… – €69,99
  13. FIRST LIGHT – PRE-ORDER
  14. Nioh 2 Digital Deluxe
  15. CODE VEIN Ultimate Edition
  16. INVINCIBLE

Saros between expectations and reality

For saros Despite the delayed release, demand remains high. The Digital Deluxe Edition at €89,99 indicates that players are willing to invest, even if the highlight of the event was only a minimal gameplay preview.

This raises the question: How important is the show at the Game Awards really, if the product itself sets the tone? saros This shows that substance can outweigh PR flashbulbs, at least for the core community.

It remains interesting for observers to see whether saros It remains to be seen whether the album can maintain this level of attention until its release, or whether the current hype will die down. The charts in the coming weeks will show whether the title can hold its place among the big players.

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