Ready or Not Pre-Order Bonus Content for Consoles Revealed

Ready or Not, the acclaimed tactical shooter, is finally making its way to consoles after its 1.0 release on PC back in 2023. After two years, multiple content updates and improvements across the board, Ready or Not is coming to both Xbox Series S|X and PS5 next month.

Unlike the Steam version, though, pre-ordering the game has a few additional incentives, and here is the pre-order content for Ready or Not if you get it on console.

Ready or Not Pre-Order Bonus Content

If you pre-order Ready or Not, you will receive the following additional weapons:

• M32A1 Grenade launcher
• MK-V PistoL
• 590M ShotguN

These weapons are part of the Stories from Los Sueños update, and PC players will be getting them day one as well. If you pre-order the game, you’ll receive them as part of your onboarding arsenal.

Ready or Not Pricing on Consoles

Ready or Not Pricing Digital Deluxe Edition

While the standard edition only comes with the base game, the digital deluxe edition for Ready or Not costs $70 and comes with the following additional content:

• Home Invasion DLC
• Dark Waters DLC
• Pre-Order Bonus – Weapon Pack
• Mission Pass

For the additional $20, you’re getting a lot of extra content that isn’t just cosmetic. Both DLCs add new maps, weapons, and tools to use in-game. If you’re a fan, they offer enough value to make the deluxe edition feel reasonably priced.

Is Ready or Not on Game Pass?

No, Ready or Not is currently not available on Xbox Game Pass, and Void Interactive or Microsoft haven’t made any announcements for a potential addition to the subscription service.

Is Ready or Not Coming to PlayStation Plus?

No, Ready or Not is not coming to PlayStation Plus either.

Ready or Not Consoles Release Date

Ready or Not is coming to PS5 and Xbox Series S|X on July 15, 2025. Check out the release date trailer below, showcasing console footage:

You can pre-order Ready or Not from the links below:

• Ready or Not on PlayStation Store
• Ready or Not on Microsoft Store

Overall, if you’re dead set on getting the game, I don’t think the pre-order bonuses for Ready or Not are that bad. You’re getting weapons a bit early, from what I can tell, but it’s not too exciting either.