Rise of the Ronin has two different editions, but it can be challenging to choose which one.

 

 

Rise of the Ronin is a PlayStation-exclusive game developed by Team Ninja, the studio behind Nioh and Nioh 2. The action-adventure RPG takes place in Japan in 1863, which was a turbulent time for the country. The game is open-world, which means players are free to explore different parts of the map.

Combat is one of the main highlights of Rise of the Ronin. Players will be able to use a variety of weapons to deal with both near and far enemies. The game comes in two editions, both with their own bonuses.

In this guide, players will find all the information they need to decide which edition of Rise of the Ronin they should buy.

 

Rise of the Ronin Pre-Order Bonuses

 

Both editions of Rise of the Ronin come with the same pre-order bonuses. So it doesn’t matter whether you choose the Standard Edition or the Digital Deluxe Edition. Pre-order bonuses for both are below:

 

• Hayabusa-ryu for Katana
• Hayabusa-ryu for Naginata
• Nioh-ryu for Katana
• Aisu Kage-ryu for Katana
• Early access to Iga Ninja’s Katana
• Early access to Iga Ninja’s Armor set

 

The first four fighting styles and players who pre-order the game will get early access to them.

 

What is the difference between the Standard and Deluxe editions?

 

The bonuses of Rise of the Ronin Standard and Deluxe digital editions have some differences in terms of bonuses in addition to the price difference.

Standard Edition

Price:

• $69.99

 

Content:

• Basic game
• (No extra content)

 

Digital Deluxe Edition

Price:

• $79.99

 

Content:

• Basic game
• Iga Ninja’s Staff
• Toyokuni’s Paired Swords
• Bando Warrior Armor Set
• Japanese Formal Wear Set
• Digital art book
• Digital soundtrack

 

Which edition is worth more?

 

Players who just want the game without any additional bonuses should choose Rise of the Ronin Standard Edition. However, if you want more items besides the base game, then the Digital Deluxe Edition is the right choice. In terms of price, the difference between the two is only $10, so many may opt for the Digital Deluxe Edition.

However, the lack of a physical disc Deluxe Edition can fill you with resentment. This may lead some players to purchase the Standard Edition. In short, if you don’t mind the lack of a physical disc, then the Digital Deluxe Edition is the best choice for you.

Source: PlayStation.com