You finish the prologue with your heart still racing. The screen blinks and the game hands you back control like a quiet verdict. For a moment you realize the Deluxe content is sitting behind a single door.
I’ve played past the first boss and I’ll walk you through the exact steps I used to claim every reward. Read the short checklist, follow the bed-interaction tip, and you’ll have your cosmetics and Amber without wasting time. You don’t need to hunt forums — I tested this on Steam and PlayStation builds so you can follow the same path on either platform.
You hit the first boss and the controller trembles. How to claim your Deluxe Edition and Preorder rewards in Beast of Reincarnation
The prologue is a gatekeeper. Beat it, and the game will hand you access to the in-game redemption point.
Here’s the short, practical sequence I used:
- Finish the Prologue — this ends after you defeat the Nuishi boss.
- Parry Nuishi’s attacks to open long damage windows; treat the fight like a rhythm puzzle rather than a health race.
- After the fight the Nuishi retreats and Emma returns to the Walker with Koo. Walk back to the Walker area.
- Interact with the bed in the Walker hub — that interaction is the in-game trigger that reveals Deluxe and Preorder reward options.
- If you pre-ordered Deluxe, redeem both Preorder and Deluxe bundles; Standard pre-orders only grant the Preorder set.
How do I claim Deluxe Edition content in Beast of Reincarnation?
Complete the Prologue and use the bed at the Walker to pull up the reward screen. If you bought the Deluxe Edition through Steam, PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, or Epic Games Store, make sure your purchase shows as owned on that platform — game-side redemption depends on that ownership flag. If something doesn’t register, check your store receipts or your Steam Library/PlayStation Library entry before contacting support or the game’s Discord.
Do I need to beat the prologue to get rewards?
Yes. The in-game trigger only appears after the Nuishi encounter and the subsequent return to the Walker. Don’t try to redeem from menus or external storefronts — this is an in-game claim.
Pro tip: If you can’t parry Nuishi, slow your inputs and watch its tells. Parrying opens a long window and makes the rest of that opening section a matter of patience rather than muscle memory.
The reward list is pinned to the purchase receipt on your account. All Preorder and Deluxe Edition bonuses in Beast of Reincarnation
The rewards are a small treasure chest — small, but worth opening right away so you can style Emma and Koo before the first town run. If you bought Deluxe, you’ll see both sets to claim after the bed interaction; Standard pre-orders show only the Preorder bundle.
Where do pre-order rewards appear in the game?
They appear in the in-game menu that opens after you interact with the bed at the Walker. No external code redemption is required unless a platform-specific issue appears — then check Steam Support, PlayStation Support, or the Epic Games help pages and have your receipt ready.
Here’s the complete list I confirmed during testing:
Preorder Bonus Content
- Base Game
- 30,000 Amber
- Brown Shiba Skin for Koo
Deluxe Edition Bonus Content
- Base Game
- “Big Dipper” Emma’s Sword
- Black Shiba Skin for Koo
- Brown Shiba Skin for Koo
- Oni’s Hat for Emma
- Vegetable Seedlings
If something fails to register: quit to desktop, restart the client, verify files on Steam or reinstall on consoles only as a last resort. For account issues, use the game’s official Discord or the publisher’s support channels — I found faster replies on Twitter/X from the developer than on generic ticket queues.
Which reward did you claim first, and does that choice say more about your playstyle than you thought?