As is often the case with modern video games, there are multiple versions of Ghostwire: Tokyo available at launch. The standard edition is the cheapest and is exactly what it sounds like: the base version of the game with no extra bells or whistles. However, those who are looking for a little more and can afford to spend a few extra dollars may instead opt for the deluxe edition of the game.
More than most games, the deluxe edition of Ghostwire: Tokyo may actually appeal to a lot of place, not for the items that it offers, but instead the early access. Combine this with a ten percent discount for PSN subscribers up until release day, and it's a lot more compelling than most other special editions. For those who do spend the extra money, this guide will explain how to download deluxe and pre-order bonuses.
How to Download Deluxe Edition and Pre-Order Bonuses in Ghostwire: Tokyo
Anyone who purchased the game digitally should already have all of the appropriate licenses tied to their Steam, Epic, or PSN account. This means that as soon as they start a new game and select their difficulty, they'll receive a message informing them that their add-on content has been added to their inventory. PS5 players picking up physical copies of the game will need to register the code provided to them by their retailer of choice, either in the game's box or digitally via email.
How to Equip Deluxe Edition and Pre-Order Bonuses in Ghostwire: Tokyo
As per the message that players receive when they first start playing, none of the pre-order or deluxe edition outfits will be available right away. In order to equip them, players will first need to destroy the barrier around KK's safehouse. After doing so, they'll gain access to the "OUTFIT" submenu under the "Inventory" tab of the menu, from which they'll be able to cycle through and equip all of their available outfits.
What are the Deluxe Edition and Pre-Order Bonuses in Ghostwire: Tokyo?
Players who pre-order the standard version of Ghostwire: Tokyo will obtain the Hannya Outfit, which they may recognize as the one from the game's cover. Those playing on PS5 will also receive the Premium Biker Outfit Pack, which comes in nine different colors. Whether or not the latter will be made available to the game's PC players at some point in the future remains to be seen.
In addition to the aforementioned bonuses, players who splash out on the deluxe edition of the game will receive the Shinobi Outfit, the Streetwear Outfit Pack, and the Kunai weapon. However, the real star of the show and main reason to part with the extra cash is arguably the early access, which is exclusive to the PS5 deluxe edition and allows players to start playing Ghostwire: Tokyo up to three days early.
Ghostwire: Tokyo is available now on PC and PS5.
