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everything you need to know about whether there are preorder bonuses for the Dead Space remake on PlayStation 5 PS5, Xbox Series X | S, or PC Steam / EGS.

Are There Preorder Bonuses for Dead Space Remake?

The remake of Dead Space launches on January 27, and itā€™s a fair bet that a lot of people have preordered their copy. But if youā€™re only thinking about preordering it so far, here is what you need to know about whether there are any preorder bonuses for the Dead Space remake on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X | S, or PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, or EA.

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There Is Only One Preorder Bonus for Dead Space Remake, and Itā€™s on Steam

Yes, the only preorder bonus is available if you purchase the PC version through Steam. If you buy the Dead Space remake through Valveā€™s Steam Store, youā€™ll get Dead Space 2 for free.

Thatā€™s the 2011 original, not a remake or remaster, but it still costs $19.99 on Steam and is a decent freebie if youā€™ve not played it. And if Dead Space does stick as closely to the originalā€™s plot as weā€™ve been told, the remakeā€™s ending could lead into the beginning of Dead Space 2.

Beyond that, If you want cool extra stuff with your Dead Space purchase, youā€™ll have to buy one of its special editions. For $10 more than the standard release, the Dead Space Digital Deluxe Edition is available digitally on all of the gameā€™s platforms and contains five cosmetics: three unique Suits and two suit textures.

everything you need to know about whether there are preorder bonuses for the Dead Space remake on PlayStation 5 PS5, Xbox Series X | S, or PC Steam / EGS.

Then thereā€™s the Dead Space Collectorā€™s Edition, which is only available from Limited Run Games. Priced at $274.99, it includes a physical version of the PS5 or Xbox Series X | S game or a code for the PC version of the game. It also contains the extra skins from the Digital Deluxe Edition.

More excitingly though, the collectorā€™s edition contains the following extras:

  • Dead Space Collector’s Box
  • Isaac Helmet
    • Full-size wearable helmet with working lights
  • Dead Space CD Soundtrack
  • Lithograph Print
  • Foil Stamped Lithograph Folio
  • Four Mini Posters
  • Ishimura Patch
  • Marker Enamel Pin
  • Metal 4″ Marker Statue
  • Dead Space SteelBook

Yes, thatā€™s a wearable Isaac helmet, though itā€™s almost certainly plastic and wonā€™t protect you from falling objects or Necromorphs. Unlike some collectorā€™s editions, the Dead Space Collectorā€™s Edition hasnā€™t sold out in five seconds flat, though once allocated stock is gone, thatā€™s it. However, there is one catch. Limited Run states it will ship you the game in time for the release date, but the collectorā€™s edition content wonā€™t arrive till an unspecified time later. The extra content is ā€œcurrently in production,ā€ but thereā€™s no shipping window offered.

So, if youā€™re wondering if there are preorder bonuses for the Dead Space remake, only the PC Steam version features one. But the Digital Deluxe and Collectorā€™s Editions of the game can offer you more to munch on.

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Chris McMullen is a freelance contributor at The Escapist and has been with the site since 2020. He returned to writing about games following several career changes, with his most recent stint lasting five-plus years. He hopes that, through his writing work, he settles the karmic debt he incurred by persuading his parents to buy a Mega CD. Outside of The Escapist, Chris covers news and more for GameSpew. He's also been published at such sites as VG247, Space, and more. His tastes run to horror, the post-apocalyptic, and beyond, though he'll tackle most things that aren't exclusively sports-based. At Escapist, he's covered such games as Infinite Craft, Lies of P, Starfield, and numerous other major titles.