Beast of Reincarnation is Game Freak's latest title, and unlike some releases that bury you in four or five editions with overlapping bonuses, this one keeps things simple. Two editions, two price points, and a clear split between what each one offers. That said, "simple" doesn't mean the decision is automatic, so here's everything you need to know before you commit.
How much does Beast of Reincarnation cost?
The Standard Edition comes in at $59.99, which sits noticeably below the $79.99 price tag that's become standard for some major AAA releases. That alone makes it worth flagging. You're getting the full base game, the complete single-player campaign, 30,000 Amber (the in-game currency), and a Brown Shiba Skin for the character Koo.
The Digital Deluxe Edition runs $69.99, adding $10 to the price in exchange for a meaningful stack of extras. Whether that $10 gap is worth crossing depends entirely on how much you care about cosmetics and a larger currency head start.

Koo's Brown Shiba skin
Are there any pre-order bonuses?
No. Beast of Reincarnation has no pre-order bonuses whatsoever. No early access window, no exclusive cosmetic for ordering before launch, nothing. Every bonus tied to each edition is available regardless of when you buy, so there's zero pressure to rush a purchase decision. Buy it when you're ready.
What's in each edition?
Here's a direct comparison of both editions side by side:
The Digital Deluxe bumps your Amber from 30,000 to 100,000, which is a significant early-game boost. Beyond the currency, the exclusive cosmetics include a second skin for Koo (the Black Shiba variant), a named weapon for Emma called "Big Dipper", the "Oni's Hat" cosmetic for Emma, and a bundle of vegetable seedlings.

Emma's Big Dipper sword skin
Is the Digital Deluxe Edition worth the extra $10?
Spending $10 more gets you three additional cosmetics, a named weapon, and a 70,000 Amber difference. If you're the type who wants to look good from the start and skip any early currency grind, the Digital Deluxe makes a reasonable case for itself at that price gap. It's not a dramatic upsell.
That said, if you're primarily here for the story and the core gameplay, the Standard Edition delivers the full campaign without cutting anything meaningful. The extras in the Deluxe are cosmetic additions and a currency boost, not gameplay expansions or additional story content.
For players who want to chase every achievement, check out the Beast of Reincarnation trophy list before deciding. If the Platinum grind is on your agenda, knowing the full scope of the game might influence which edition feels right.

Amber currency balance screen
When can you play Beast of Reincarnation?
If you're still deciding which edition to grab and want to time your purchase around launch, the Beast of Reincarnation release date and start times guide has every regional unlock time broken down by platform, covering PC, PS5, and Xbox.
For a broader look at everything available for the game, the full Beast of Reincarnation strategy guides collection covers everything from game length to trophies. If you enjoy adventure games with a strong single-player focus, this one is worth a close look.


