Editions and Pre-Order Bonuses

Beast of Reincarnation ships in two retail editions, a Standard Edition and a Deluxe Edition, across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Pre-orders for both editions ran from April 20, 2026 until the worldwide August 4, 2026 launch. This page collects the verified contents of each edition, the pre-order bonuses applied to either purchase, the physical-release situation per platform, and the service coverage that comes with the Xbox and PC versions.

Editions

Both editions include the full single-player campaign, with the Deluxe tier adding cosmetics, an extra weapon for Emma, and a sizeable in-game Amber stipend. Confirmed regional pricing is below.

The yen figures above are the PlayStation Store listings; the Steam listing prices the Standard Edition at ¥7,980 and matches at ¥8,980 for the Deluxe. Pricing for regions outside USD, GBP, EUR, and JPY (such as AUD, NZD, CAD, or other Asian markets) has not been formally announced. Listings on local digital storefronts are the most reliable source for those territories.

Three purchasable products exist across the storefronts once the post-launch upgrade is counted.

Standard Edition

The Standard Edition is the base game. It includes the full campaign, every region and zone, all Nushi boss encounters, and the complete combat system pairing Emma's real-time katana and ranged play with command-based direction of Koo. There are no cosmetic locks or weapon locks tied to the Deluxe tier within the campaign itself, the Deluxe additions are extras layered on top of the same base package.

On its own, the Standard Edition still receives the launch pre-order bonuses described below if it is reserved before August 4, 2026.

Deluxe Edition

The Deluxe Edition includes everything in the Standard Edition plus the following digital extras.

• Brown Shiba Skin for Koo, the white Malefact dog companion.

• Black Shiba Skin for Koo, exclusive to the Deluxe tier and not part of the standalone pre-order bonus.

• Oni's Hat, a cosmetic head item for Emma.

• Big Dipper, an additional sword for Emma. See Big Dipper for the weapon entry.

• 100,000 Amber added to her starting wallet of in-game currency.

• A number of vegetable seedlings, an in-game item set listed as part of the Digital Deluxe contents on every storefront that itemises them.

These extras stack with the per-edition pre-order bonuses, so a player who pre-orders the Digital Deluxe Edition starts the game with both Shiba skins for Koo, Oni's Hat and the Big Dipper for Emma, and a combined Amber stipend covering both bonuses.

Pre-Order Bonuses

Pre-ordering either edition before the August 4, 2026 launch granted the same two extras, regardless of platform or storefront. The pre-order window closed at launch, so this section is a record of what shipped rather than an offer you can still take up. The Xbox product listing named the bundle in full: a Brown Shiba Skin for Koo plus 30,000 Amber.

• Brown Shiba Skin for Koo, the same cosmetic that ships separately inside the Deluxe tier.

• 30,000 Amber, paid into the player's wallet of Amber, the in-game currency.

The Brown Shiba Skin overlaps between Pre-Order and Deluxe, so a Standard pre-order receives only the Brown skin while a Deluxe pre-order receives both the Brown and the exclusive Black skin. Amber from the pre-order bonus stacks with the Deluxe stipend, for a combined 130,000 Amber on a Deluxe pre-order.

How the bonus arrives depends on how the game was bought. A digital purchase installs the pre-order items alongside the game itself, with nothing to redeem. A physical disc comes with a code, either printed in the box or handed over at checkout, which is entered through the Redeem option in the console store. The bonus shipped as its own separate storefront entry rather than as part of the base product, carried no price of its own, and is not obtainable now that the window has closed.

Physical Releases

Physical copies are confirmed for both Standard and Deluxe editions, but the platform coverage differs across the two tiers.

• Physical Standard Edition is available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S at $59.99 (¥8,980 in Japan).

• Physical Deluxe Edition is exclusive to PlayStation 5 at $69.99. There is currently no Xbox Series X|S physical version of the Deluxe tier.

• Physical PS5 copies of the Standard Edition include a serial code that unlocks the same digital bonuses as the Digital Deluxe Edition, including the 100,000 Amber stipend, both Shiba skins for Koo, Oni's Hat for Emma, and the Big Dipper sword. In effect, a physical PS5 Standard purchase performs the same role as the Digital Deluxe Edition.

• The vegetable seedlings that appear in edition listings are an in-game item set inside the Digital Deluxe bundle, not a physical pack-in. Because the physical PS5 Standard copy carries a code for that same bundle, a physical buyer receives them as well, but they arrive through the code rather than in the box.

In Japan and the wider Asia region, the PS5 package is published at retail by Happinet rather than Fictions directly. That package launched day-and-date on August 4, 2026 at 8,980 yen including tax, and it bundles a product code for downloadable content matching the Digital Deluxe set: Emma's extra equipment and the Shiba skins for Koo. Japanese retailers layered their own pre-order goods on top, including clear files, acrylic keychains, umbrella charms, tapestries, stickers and phone stands depending on the shop, with some stores selling paid premium sets. North American physical retail covers both PS5 and Xbox Series X|S Standard copies, with the Deluxe tier remaining PS5-exclusive.

Platforms and Service Coverage

Both editions are available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. PC and Xbox versions ship with the following first-party service coverage.

• Day-one Xbox Game Pass: the game is included in Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass at launch on August 4, 2026. The Xbox product page lists those two subscriptions and no console-only tier; Essential and Premium subscribers can stream the game but still need to buy it.

• Xbox Play Anywhere: one purchase covers both Xbox Series X|S and PC, with cross-progression for saves and cross-buy for the entitlement.

• Xbox Cloud Gaming: cloud streaming via Game Pass Ultimate is supported at launch.

• Handheld Optimized: the game is verified for handheld Xbox-compatible devices, with control layouts and performance targets tuned for those form factors.

The PlayStation 5 version is sold through PlayStation's own digital storefront and through standard physical retail. The PC version is sold through major digital storefronts; there is no exclusivity arrangement that ties the PC release to a single store, and Xbox Play Anywhere on PC is offered alongside the third-party PC release.

Studio Context

Beast of Reincarnation is developed by Game Freak and published by Fictions. Pricing parity with other major single-player action releases at launch reflects its position as Game Freak's first AAA title outside its long-running franchise work, and the dual physical and digital release plan mirrors a contemporary first-party-style rollout for both Sony and Microsoft platforms.

After Launch

The Standard-to-Deluxe upgrade shipped alongside the game as its own storefront product, listed as the Deluxe DLC and priced at $9.99. It carries the same contents as the Digital Deluxe bundle, so a Standard owner who buys it ends up with the identical content set without repurchasing the base game. Since pre-orders closed, that upgrade is the only route to the Deluxe extras, and it is also the add-on that the $69.99 Digital Deluxe Edition bundles rather than a separate item.

On release day a number of Deluxe pre-orders did not deliver their bonus content into player libraries, affecting both direct storefront purchases and third-party key redemptions. The storefront operator added the missing entitlement to the pre-order Deluxe package, and the publisher confirmed the fix on August 5, 2026, advising anyone still missing the content to restart their storefront client to force a refresh.

Nothing beyond that upgrade has been added. As of September 13, 2026 there is no season pass, no expansion, no artbook bundle and no Western collector's edition, and a Game Pass subscription covers the base game only rather than any of the Deluxe contents. The PC storefront add-on list for the game still shows exactly two entries, the pre-order pack and the Deluxe pack, both dated to release day. Later patches and their contents are tracked under Post-Launch Updates.