As buying new games digitally has rapidly become the most popular way to get them over the course of the last decade, it's gradually become less and less common to see titles — especially smaller indie-style projects — get physical releases.
Sometimes, however, there's enough strong demand for physical copies of a game that its developers end up making some available post-launch, or work with a third party to do so. And as it turns out, that's precisely what's happening with a fan-favorite 2023 action title.
