It costs $255 to unlock everything in MultiVersus that can’t be earned by playing

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Players would have to spend at least $250 / £200 to unlock everything in MultiVersus at launch.

The Warner Bros. brawler’s open beta is available to everyone on July 26, but early access was made available today to those who played the closed alpha, those who won codes via Twitch drops, or those who pay for a Founder’s Pack bundle (costing between $40 and $100).

As the beta stands, there are two types of currency available: coins, which can be earned through normal gameplay, and Gleamium, which can only be bought with real money.

However, right now a sizeable portion of the game’s cosmetic content can only be bought with Gleamium, and can’t be unlocked through normal play.

Gleamium comes in four packs:

At first, only four of the game’s 16 characters are playable (a fifth, Wonder Woman, is unlocked after playing the tutorial). The rest can either be unlocked with coins or by paying 700 Gleamium (at least $10), a total of 7,700 (at least $70) to unlock them all.

(Note: real-world values in this article are based on the minimum spend needed when starting from 0 Gleamium)

However, since they can still be unlocked through normal play we haven’t taken this total into account in our headline figure.

In most of the other categories of unlockables, a handful of items can be unlocked through in-game play, either by reaching certain experience levels with a certain character or progressing through the free version of the Battle Pass.

However, the majority can only be bought with Gleamium, with no apparent way to unlock them without spending money.

This can be detailed in full in our MultiVersus unlockables guide, which breaks down every unlockable and how to acquire it, but a basic summary is as follows:

The total cost of all of these is