Ready or Not is breaching onto the scene on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 imminently, and, as you’ve probably come to expect from a modern game, several editions with pre-order bonuses and extras are available.
Initially launching on PC in 2023, Ready or Not is making the move to console with a July 15 launch date. With cooperative gameplay, thrilling SWAT-inspired mechanics, and plenty of gore, the FPS title has already started to garner attention.
For those wanting more bang for their buck, choosing to pre-order the title provides some free bonuses, and there’s also another edition for those wanting to get everything they can. We’ve got all the details here.
Ready or Not Console Pre-Order Bonuses
Pre-ordering either edition of Ready or Not on Xbox Series X|S or PlayStation 5 provides small bonuses, with the Pre-Order Triple Weapon Pack providing three additional weapons to yield.
The 590m Shotgun, M32A1 Launcher, and MK-V Pistol are included in the pack, though it’s not clear whether these are exclusive items or if they can be purchased in-game with currency or as a paid add-on.
These bonuses are probably not worth splashing out in particular for, but if you plan on pre-ordering Ready or Not on console anyway, it’s a small boost to enjoy.
All Ready or Not Console Editions & Prices
The Standard Edition of Ready or Not comes with only the pre-order bonus, but for those willing to spend a little more, a Deluxe Edition comes with immediate access to two pieces of DLC, with a third to come in 2026.
Priced at $69.99, the Deluxe Edition comes with the Mission Pass Alpha, which includes the Home Invasion and Dark Waters mission pack. A third and yet-to-be-named DLC will launch at some point in 2026, though details so far are scarce.
At the time of writing, the Mission Pass Alpha and individual DLC passes are not available for purchase separately on console, but it’s likely an upgrade pack will be available at launch. Failing that, it may be possible to purchase the Mission Pass Alpha or separate DLCs independently, though likely at a higher price point.
Later down the line, we could see more Ready or Not DLC planned and released in a second bundle, with the “Alpha” part of the first bundle leaving the door open for further expansions and updates, if there’s enough demand.
Have you pre-ordered your copy of Ready or Not on Xbox Series X|S or PlayStation 5? Let us know in the Insider Gaming forum.
For more Ready or Not, check out the full crossplay details and read our explanation of the censorship controversy that has hit the game.
