No More Room in Hell 2 Price — How Much It Costs
No More Room in Hell 2 pricing: the launch-era price point, where to buy on Steam, PS5 and Xbox, and why official stores are the source of truth.
How much does No More Room in Hell 2 cost?
At our launch-era scan (August 11, 2026, right after the 1.0 release window), No More Room in Hell 2 was priced at $19.49 USD with a 35% launch discount on Steam. Prices change with sales and regional pricing, so treat the official store pages as the source of truth for what you'll actually pay today:
- Steam — store.steampowered.com/app/292000/ (app ID 292000)
- Xbox / Microsoft Store — xbox.com listing 9pf1q2f7jm9g
- PlayStation Store — concept 10019078
Price context
A sub-$20 entry point for an 8-player co-op survival shooter puts the game on the accessible end of the genre — and the launch-window discount made the entry even easier. The game's own numbers back the value question: 1,000,000+ players since Early Access, 500,000 joining from the 1.0 launch onwards, per the developer's "Beyond Armageddon" blog.
What your money buys
The 1.0 "Armageddon" version includes the full co-op objective experience across Lewiston, Pottsville and Raven Rock, the Survival horde-defense mode, character progression with permadeath and rescue beacons, and the post-launch roadmap (September's map content and attachments, October gameplay items, later Responder Retirement and Hell Mode — see the roadmap). Updates so far have been free content additions, not paid splits.
Is it worth the price?
That's the review question, not the price question — see our review roundup for the strengths (tension, atmosphere, permadeath) and weaknesses (melee inconsistency, objective repetition) in detail. If you prefer trying before judging by score, our Metacritic page explains where scores stand and why we link rather than republish them.
Watch for sales
Launch discounts like the 35% observed in August are typical of Steam's sale cadence — seasonal events and publisher sales are the best moments to buy if you're price-sensitive. Console players should watch their respective store sale calendars the same way.