Star Wars Jedi: Survivor gives those who pre-ordered the game bonuses to be used in-game. These include unique cosmetics, blaster sets, and a fancy lightsaber set. Claiming these bonuses isn’t very straightforward, though, and the average player may need some help learning how to claim them. No worries. This guide will walk you through how to claim these bonuses.
Steps to Claim Standard and Deluxe Pre-Order Bonuses for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
Those who pre-ordered a physical copy of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor can find the digital code on either the retailer’s receipt of purchase or within an email sent by the specific retailer the player purchased from. This code must then be input into the PlayStation or Xbox store. For the PlayStation store, head to the three dots in the upper right-hand corner and select “Redeem Code.” For Xbox, on the game store’s left-hand corner, select “Redeem.” Once done, the pre-order bonuses will begin to download and become available in-game.
For those who have pre-ordered the game’s digital version, the bonuses will automatically start downloading once the main game is installed. Once downloaded, these bonuses will appear in-game. For all editions — the steps to access these pre-order bonuses in-game are as follows:
- Progress through the tutorial mission and make it to Bogano
- Open the game’s main menu.
- Go to customization and see all the pre-order bonuses available to equip.
Related: How to Get a Red Lightsaber in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
Standard Edition Bonuses
Here is everything you should find in your customization menu for pre-ordering the game’s standard version.
- Hermit Cosmetic Set
- Hermit Lightsaber Set
- Combustion Blaster Set
Deluxe Edition Bonuses
Here is everything you should find in the customization menu for pre-ordering the deluxe version of the game.
- Rugged BD-1 Cosmetic
- Scoundrel Cosmetic
- DL-44 Blaster Set
- Rebel Hero Cosmetic
- BD-ASTRO BD-1 Cosmetic
- Rebel Hero Lightsaber Set
As you begin your Star Wars journey with all these bonuses, know which graphical setting is best for you. Quality and Performance mode are the two options with their own purpose, so check out our guide on which graphic mode to choose!
