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All The Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown pre-order bonuses

Get your hands on early access, as well as your very own treasure finder.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown launched on Jan. 18, and you might be wondering what you get if you bought the game early

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Seeing as it isn’t a full AAA release, the price of both the standard and deluxe editions will be lower than most full-price games, but that doesn’t mean pre-ordering it doesn’t come with some sweet additional content.

Regardless of which version you picked, you got a few goodies for pre-ordering. Those who have played the previous games from the renowned franchise will be in for a treat. Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is already live, as it released on Jan. 18, and here’s what’s in store for you.

All Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown standard edition pre-order bonuses

Prince of Persia dressed in the iconic Warrior Within outfit
This outfit sure takes me back. Image via Ubisoft

The standard edition, both physical and digital, comes with an exclusive Warrior Within cosmetic skin from 2004’s Prince of Persia: Warrior Within.

In my opinion, this was the best of the 2000s-era Prince of Persia games, featuring a darker Prince with new abilities and an incredibly powerful enemy, Dahaka, who still haunts my dreams 20 years later. It’s a shame Dahaka isn’t in The Lost Crown, but at least you get to look the part.

All Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown deluxe edition pre-order bonuses

All rewards in the deluxe version of Prince of Persia The Lost Crown
Everything you get in the deluxe edition. Image via Ubisoft

If you decided to fork over $60 ($10 more than the standard pre-order), you got a few more goodies that may enhance your experience. In-line with the new industry standard, you could play The Lost Crown three days earlier. The less I say how I feel about this practice, the better.

Next, you get the Immortals outfit, another cosmetic skin, and a Digital Adventure Guide. 

While the guidebook is nice, you also get the Prosperity Bird Amulet. Now, this one is a game-changer. The Prosperity Bird flies toward the next hidden area or chestmaking your 100% run a lot easier. 

With so many pre-order bonuses, it’s no surprise many players wanted to buy the game early to improve their experience. If you’re one of the players who did that, all you need to do is to redeem the bonuses, but luckily, it’s a piece of cake.

While pre-order bonuses usually become unavailable to obtain once the game goes live, it doesn’t seem like the case with The Lost Crown. Despite the game being live already, you can still buy the Deluxe Edition, which seemingly comes with all the mentioned bonuses, according to Ubisoft’s store.


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Aleksandar Perišić
Staff Writer at Dot Esports. Aleksandar has been gaming ever since he can remember and has been writing game reviews long before he joined Dot Esports. He loves MMORPGS, Nintendo and Indie games. He also steals gifts on Christmas but then gives them back when everyone starts to sing.
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