If you're planning to grab Battlefield 6, pre-ordering it now is the easiest way to unlock a full batch of exclusive cosmetics and early-game perks.
Both the Standard and Phantom Editions offer pre-launch rewards, but what you get depends on which version you buy.
Pre-order either edition before October 10, 2025, to unlock the Tombstone Pack, including the Gravedigger soldier skin, “Fallen Heroes” player card, “Bandolier” weapon charm, “Express Delivery” weapon sticker, and L110 weapon bundle.
Also included is a “Doomsayer” soldier patch along with two XP boosts lasting an hour each, one for Career XP and one for Hardware XP. These are exclusive bonuses that disappear once the game officially launches.
How Do You Unlock Pre-Order Bonuses Like the Tombstone Pack and Phantom Edition Rewards?
To unlock Battlefield 6’s exclusive pre-order bonuses, all you need to do is pre-order the game through any official store (PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, Steam, Epic Games Store, or the EA App) while signed in to your EA account.
If you pre-order either the Standard or Phantom Edition before the game’s release on October 10, 2025, you’ll automatically receive the Tombstone Pack, which includes:
- Gravedigger soldier skin
- “Fallen Heroes” player card
- Bandolier weapon charm
- Express Delivery sticker
- L110 weapon package
- Doomsayer patch
- Career and Hardware XP boosts (60 minutes each)
If you go for the Phantom Edition, your account will also get:
- A Battlefield Pro Token (Battle Pass access + 25 tier skips)
- Four Phantom Squad skins
- Weapon and vehicle skins
- Glimmer melee knife skin
- Cryptic charm, Death’s Head sticker, and Operative dog tag
- Phantom XP Boost Set (extra Career and Hardware XP boosts)
As soon as the game goes live, all rewards will be added to your inventory automatically when you sign in—no codes or claim pages needed.
The key is making sure you pre-order under the same EA account you'll use to play.
Is There a Discount for EA Play Subscribers?
If you’re subscribed to EA Play, you’ll also get 10% off either edition at checkout, which is a handy bonus for players planning to pre-order anyway.
The Phantom Edition may seem pricey at $100. Still, for long-time fans or cosmetic collectors, it packs in plenty of value, especially when compared to what you'd pay for Battle Passes and skins individually post-launch.
Meanwhile, the Standard Edition still offers a satisfying reward bundle for those who just want to jump in without the extras.
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