Ethan Crossfield 
If you want the Mina the Hollower soundtrack and memorabilia, the window starts now: Yacht Club Games and iam8bit have opened pre-orders for a limited-time Mina the Hollower Collection on the iam8bit website. Here’s what’s available, what it costs, and when the bundles and individual items are expected to ship.
What’s changed: a limited-time Mina the Hollower Collection pre-order
Mina the Hollower, which Yacht Club Games describes through its latest push as a standout 2026 release, is now getting a merchandise celebration via a collaboration with iam8bit. As of today, the Mina the Hollower Collection is officially available for pre-order on the iam8bit website, but only for a limited time.
The collection is built around music from Yacht Club Games’ in-house composer Jake Kaufman. The lineup includes a 3xLP vinyl set, a 240-page notebook designed to resemble Mina’s in-game journal, and a keychain blind box that can drop one of six random Mina keychains. For fans who want everything in one place, iam8bit also offers the Mina the Hollower: Bone Up Bundle Edition as the “everything together” option.
Who’s affected: bundle buyers and collectors shopping à la carte
The main prize is the Mina the Hollower: Bone Up Bundle Edition. Priced at $89.99, it bundles the vinyl soundtrack, Mina’s notebook, and a keychain blind box into a single package. Pre-orders opened on July 23, 2026, and are scheduled to remain live until August 17, 2026.
If you’re not ready to commit to the full bundle, iam8bit is also selling items separately. The Mina the Hollower 3xLP vinyl costs $64.99 and includes a Velvet Purple Splatter vinyl, retro-style art by Nimit Malava, and 3D glasses intended to complement the soundtrack’s cover art. The Mina the Hollower Notebook is $19.99 and uses faux leather styling to imitate Mina’s journal from the game. Finally, the Mina the Hollower Keychain Blind Box is $14.99 and contains a PVC keychain, with a possibility of a Secret Chase Rare keychain.
What comes next: shipping timing and composer insights behind the music
For anyone placing pre-orders, the collection is expected to ship at the end of the year, in Q4 2026, once pre-orders close. That means the key decision for buyers is timing: the pre-order period ends August 17, 2026, and after that, the items move into fulfillment.
Separately, composer Jake Kaufman has discussed the game’s music and his approach to the soundtrack. In a conversation about his work with Yacht Club Games, Kaufman named “Gator Gallop” as his favorite track from Mina the Hollower—specifically the main theme of Nox’s Bayou, one of the game’s main dungeons. He also shared that he plays through and beats every game he composes a soundtrack for at least once.
Kaufman also addressed how delays affected development. While the delays created stress internally for Yacht Club Games and externally for fans, he credits the extra time with strengthening the final soundtrack—describing an earlier process that involved many cuts and difficult decisions, and explaining that the delay allowed him to refine the score and include tracks that might not have made it otherwise.
What players should know before you pre-order
- Pre-orders for the Mina the Hollower Collection open now and run from July 23, 2026 through August 17, 2026.
- The full Mina the Hollower: Bone Up Bundle Edition costs $89.99 and includes vinyl, the notebook, and a keychain blind box.
- Individual items are also available: 3xLP vinyl ($64.99), notebook ($19.99), and keychain blind box ($14.99).
- Expect shipping for the collection and associated items in Q4 2026 after pre-orders close.
- The keychain blind box includes a chance at a Secret Chase Rare keychain.
Expert View
This is a strong move for fans who care about game music and physical collectibles: the bundle is priced to bundle the vinyl, notebook, and blind box together, while the separate listings make it easier to target only what you want. The biggest practical factor is the tight pre-order window—if you’re even mildly interested, planning around the August 17 cutoff matters more than the individual item details.
