Yes, the Beast of Reincarnation Digital Deluxe Edition is worth it if you want the $10 cosmetics and early Amber boost, but Standard is enough if you only care about the story and combat; Deluxe items are claimed at the home-base bed under Special Content after the prologue.
Beast of Reincarnation keeps its Digital Deluxe Edition fairly simple: it is a paid item bundle, not an expansion pass. The choice comes down to whether you want extra starting resources, Emma and Koo cosmetics, and a sword that helps your Amber economy early.
- Digital Deluxe Edition buying verdict
- Standard vs Digital Deluxe Edition contents
- Deluxe bonuses and what they do
- Claim Digital Deluxe bonuses at the bed
- How to claim the Deluxe Edition bonuses in Beast of Reincarnation
- Who should buy Deluxe and who should skip it
- Deluxe item claiming fixes
- Frequently Asked Questions
Digital Deluxe Edition buying verdict
Digital Deluxe Edition is mainly a cosmetic and early-progression convenience upgrade. It does not add extra chapters, early access, or a separate story route, so players buying purely for the campaign can stay with Standard without missing narrative content.
KEY!The strongest practical advantage is the combination of 100,000 Amber and Big Dipper. Amber feeds your upgrade economy, while Big Dipper’s Lucky perk increases Amber gain, so Deluxe gives you both a larger opening stash and a way to keep that economy moving faster.
Standard vs Digital Deluxe Edition contents
| Edition | Price | Bonuses |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Edition | $59.99 | Base game, 30,000 Amber, Brown Shiba Skin for Koo |
| Digital Deluxe Edition | $69.99 | Base game, 100,000 Amber, Brown Shiba Skin and Black Shiba Skin for Koo, Oni’s Hat for Emma, Big Dipper for Emma, various vegetable seedlings |
| Deluxe DLC upgrade | $9.99 | Deluxe bonus pack for players who already own the base game, where sold separately |
The pricing makes the decision clean: Deluxe is effectively the $10 add-on tier. If you are buying on a storefront that separates the package as Beast of Reincarnation Deluxe DLC, that is the same basic value question as choosing the $69.99 Digital Deluxe bundle up front.
Deluxe bonuses and what they do
| Bonus | Use |
|---|---|
| 100,000 Amber | Early upgrade currency for Emma’s sword, abilities, and Koo. |
| Big Dipper | Emma sword with the Lucky perk, which raises Amber gain; no direct attack-stat advantage is shown. |
| Vegetable seedlings | Buff support for combat prep, including boss fights. |
| Oni’s Hat | Cosmetic headgear for Emma with no added attributes. |
| Brown Shiba Skin | Cosmetic skin for Koo; also included with Standard. |
| Black Shiba Skin | Extra Deluxe cosmetic skin for Koo. |
Amber is the most useful part of the bundle because it is spent on sword upgrades, ability upgrades, and Koo upgrades. The catch is that upgrades are progression-gated, so the extra 100,000 Amber helps you afford early improvements but does not let you max everything immediately.
Vegetable seedlings are also useful because they feed into buffs, especially when preparing for tougher boss fights. The rest of the pack leans more toward style, except for Big Dipper’s Amber-gain perk.
Equip Big Dipper early if you bought Deluxe, because its Lucky perk helps turn normal enemy kills into more Amber over time.
Claim Digital Deluxe bonuses at the bed
How to claim the Deluxe Edition bonuses in Beast of Reincarnation
STEP 1/6
Reach the home base
Play through the opening story until the home base unlocks after roughly an hour.
STEP 2/6
Let the game read your Deluxe license
When you log in on the account that owns Deluxe, the game should register the entitlement automatically.
STEP 3/6
Use the bed
Go to the bed at the home base and open the interaction menu.
STEP 4/6
Select Special Content
Choose Special Content to claim the Deluxe pack items tied to your account.
STEP 5/6
Equip Emma and Koo cosmetics
Use the claimed Oni’s Hat, Brown Shiba Skin, or Black Shiba Skin from the customization options.
STEP 6/6
Equip Big Dipper
Put on Big Dipper if you want its Lucky Amber-gain perk active while you play.
Video help
Who should buy Deluxe and who should skip it
| Buy Deluxe if | Skip Deluxe if |
|---|---|
| You want Emma and Koo cosmetics from the start. | You dislike paid cosmetic bundles. |
| You want 100,000 Amber for early upgrades. | You are fine earning Amber through normal play. |
| You plan to use Big Dipper to farm Amber faster. | You only care about story and combat access. |
| You expect tougher fights to feel better with extra prep resources. | You expected Deluxe to include DLC chapters or early access. |
Buy Digital Deluxe Edition if you like having visible extras from the start or you expect to care about the upgrade economy. It fits players who want a smoother early stretch, especially on higher difficulty, because the Amber pile and Big Dipper perk reduce some of the early grind pressure.
Standard is the better buy for players who want the game itself and nothing more. You still get the base experience, the Brown Shiba Skin for Koo, and enough Amber to start upgrading without paying the extra $10.
Deluxe item claiming fixes
If the Deluxe items are not showing up, first make sure the Deluxe DLC or Deluxe license is installed on the same platform account that is running the game. This matters most when the Deluxe content is sold as a separate $9.99 add-on instead of only as a bundle.
Then progress past the prologue and check the bed at the home base for Special Content. The bonuses are not meant to appear before that point, so missing items early in the opening hour usually just means the claim menu has not unlocked yet.
The exact public launch build label is still not part of the in-game buying decision here; the Deluxe contents and claim path are tied to the edition license, not a named version number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Beast of Reincarnation Deluxe Edition include extra story content?
No. Digital Deluxe Edition adds items, cosmetics, Amber, seedlings, and Big Dipper, but it does not include extra campaign chapters.
Can you upgrade from Standard to Deluxe later?
Yes, where your storefront sells the separate Beast of Reincarnation Deluxe DLC, Standard owners can buy that add-on instead of rebuying the full Digital Deluxe bundle.
Where do you claim Deluxe Edition items?
Claim them at the home-base bed through Special Content, after the prologue has been completed.
What does the Big Dipper sword do?
Big Dipper has the Lucky perk, which increases Amber drops by 1.2x at its shown starting rank and scales upward as the sword rank increases.
Is the 100,000 Amber enough to make the game easier?
It makes the opening more comfortable, especially if you spend it across upgrades carefully, but progression gates still stop you from instantly overleveling every sword, ability, and Koo upgrade.
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