Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn Standard vs Deluxe edition – All bonuses
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If you like adventure Soulslite games with explosive combat, Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn is the perfect choice for you. With the game set to be released on July 18, 2024, you can pre-order it and get ready to try the brand-new title.
Here’s everything you need to know about the editions and prices.
Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn editions & prices
There are two editions of Flintlock at launch that are available for pre-order.
Standard edition
The Standard edition costs $39.99/£34.99 and will come with only the base game. There are no further benefits or add-ons if you get this version of the game, so make sure you think about it before choosing the right one for you.
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Deluxe edition
The Deluxe edition costs $44.99/£39.99, and has the following rewards:
- Base game
- Noble Outfit
- Champions Outfit
- Vanguard Outfit
- Digital Soundtrack (physical editions only)
- Digital Artbook (physical editions only)
Alongside pre-orders being available, you can also grab these editions with a 10% discount on Steam, thanks to their special promotion until July 25. So, even if you didn’t buy the game before the release date, you can still capitalize on the discount a week after launch.
Keep in mind that there are no specific pre-order bonuses for this game, so there are no benefits for buying it earlier than its release date. However, if you pre-order a physical copy, it will always be the Deluxe edition, as there are no Standard editions for retail in shops.
Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn is a Soulslite title that brings a unique twist to the well-known Soulslikes titles like Elden Ring and Lords of the Fallen, as it goes in a different direction with its open-world exploration and varying weapon and combat mechanics.