During the Battlefield 6 multiplayer reveal, Electronic Arts unveiled the Phantom Edition, a special edition of the game that includes the digital bonuses you’d expect from a title like this. Nestled in amongst the Phantom Edition is a series of exclusive skins, the Tombstone Pack, and some handy boosts and tokens.
The Phantom Edition pack also confirms the existence of a battle pass, but let’s be honest, that was fully expected.
Phantom Squad Incoming
Electronic Arts has revealed the Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition rewards, including exclusive skins, a battle pass (with tier skips), weapon and vehicle skins, and more. Those who pre-order the Phantom Edition will also get the Tombstone Pack, a throwback to Battlefield 4’s iconic squad.
Here’s everything you get in the Phantom Edition:
- Battlefield 6 Base Game
- Phantom Squad Soldier Skins (one for each class)
- BF Pro Token (Battle Pass, 25 Tier Skips, Exclusive Unlocks)
- Shrouded Weapon Package
- Drop Shadow Weapon Package
- Chimera Vehicle Skin
- Tombstone Pack (pre-order only)
The Tombstone Pack comes with the ‘Gravedigger’ soldier skin, the ‘Hatchet’ weapon package, and more exclusive unlocks such as XP boosts and unique emblems.
How Much Does Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition Cost?
If you want the Phantom Edition, you’ll need to pay $99.99 (£99.99). The standard edition of Battlefield 6 is $69.99 (£69.99).
Fans might be getting a little hot under the collar looking at the Phantom Squad skins. One of the leading debates in the Battlefield space right now is around the inclusion of ‘Call of Duty’ style skins in Battlefield 6, which fans are vehemently against. The Phantom Squad skins look acceptable, but is this just the beginning?
Let me know on the Insider Gaming forum if you’ll buy the Phantom Edition of Battlefield 6.
For more Insider Gaming coverage, check out the news that the Battlefield 6 beta is coming in August
Grant has been gaming for 30+ years and in the industry for 10+. You'll probably find him playing a post-apocalyptic game or an extraction shooter somewhere.
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