Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition is the ultimate package for the ultimate Battlefield fan. If you’re aiming to spend a lot of time in EA and Battlefield Studios’ newest shooter, you might want to spend some extra pennies. This guide tells you how much the Phantom Edition costs, how to get it, and what’s included compared to the Standard Edition.
There was always going to be a super-duper Battlefield 6 edition, let’s face it. If you’re a big BF fan, though, you might consider the upgrade a no-brainer. I can tell you it’s the perfect accompaniment if you love Battlefield, you want some time-saving goodies, and you get bored with the default designs and cosmetics.
Let’s quickly run through Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition.
How Much is Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition?
Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition is $99.99 or £99.99 on all applicable storefronts—PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
This is about standard for a deluxe/upgrade edition in 2025. Speaking of standard, if you want an idea of the price difference, I can confirm Battlefield 6’s Standard Edition is $69.99 or £69.99.
Both editions come with the special Tombstone Pack if you pre-order and hop on board early.
Other than this, the rest of this guide should help you decide if the extra $30 or £30 is worth the extra price of admission.
Everything Included in Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition
You get special character, vehicle, and weapon skins, other cosmetic bonuses to customize you and your player profile, the BF 6 Battle Pass, and a Pro Token giving you battle pass skips.
Here’s everything you can expect to get from the Phantom Edition.
| Phantom Edition Reward | Type of Bonus |
|---|---|
| BF Pro Token | Free Battle Pass, Special Unlocks & Tier Skips |
| Chimera Vehicle Skin | Cosmetic Skins |
| Copy of Battlefield 6 | Full Base Game |
| Drop Shadow Weapon Package | Cosmetic Skins |
| Phantom Squad: 4 Soldier Skins | Cosmetic Skins |
| Shrouded Weapon Package | Cosmetic Skins |
| Tombstone Pack | Pre-Order Bonus |
It also lists ‘And More’ for items included. Even though it doesn’t specifically mention names or items, the graphic suggests these will be cosmetic attachments for weapons and player profile stylings.
How to Get Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition
Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition can be purchased from five different sources: PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store, Steam, Epic Games Store, and EA App.
I’ll make this quick and easy for you to do yourself:
- Go to the official Battlefield 6 site.
- Head to the Pre-Order dropdown icon in the top-right corner of the screen.
- Click on it.
- Now choose one of the five dropdown selections.
- Whichever one you click takes you to the Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition store page for the platform.
- Make sure you’re signed into your account.
- Now you can purchase the Phantom Edition and get access to all the extra content.
Should You Buy Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition?
I think you should buy Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition if you intend on spending a lot of hours playing Battlefield 6 in its first few weeks.
Presumably, the BF Pro Token only applies to the game’s first season of content. If you’re planning on racking up countless hours in Battlefield 6’s first few weeks, you’ll want to get the most out of the pass and unlock everything.
I don’t think cosmetics are the be-all and end-all, personally. We know Battlefield is keeping any cosmetics sensible and won’t be going down the Call of Duty road of zany crossovers. So your mileage will vary on this one.
If you’re a big Battlefield 6 fan and you know you’re going to play a ton, it’s probably worth picking up Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition.
Are you getting Battlefield 6’s most expensive edition? What’s the main selling point of the upgrade? Leave your thoughts via the Insider Gaming forum.
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