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Phantom Blade Zero Pre-Order Bonuses

Treasure Basin and the Legacy outfit are the confirmed pre-order bonuses, and both are also obtainable through in-game progression.

10/20/2026 Last verified: 10/20/2026 Last updated: 10/20/2026 4 min read
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What do you get for pre-ordering?

Two items, and the publisher names both.

Pre-order bonus What the publisher says it does
Accessory: Treasure Basin Increases Remnant Dust drop rate by 10%
Outfit: Legacy An outfit, listed without a stated effect

S-GAME’s official site publishes them under a “SELECTED EDITION INCLUDES” heading, each tagged “(Pre-order Bonus)”. The PlayStation Store listing for concept 10017620 repeats the same two items in its own pre-order block, worded as “Pre-order now to unlock the following content early” and followed by “Accessory: Treasure Basin (Increases Remnant Dust drop rate by 10%)” and “Outfit: Legacy”.

Both are attached to a pre-order of either edition, not just the Digital Deluxe. The official site’s edition panel lists them in the same block as “Full Game” and the Deluxe-exclusive items, and the PlayStation Store’s pre-order copy appears on the Standard Edition product.

Are the pre-order bonuses exclusive?

No. Both the PlayStation Store listing and S-GAME’s own site state that the pre-order content “can also be obtained through in-game progression.”

The wording is the same on both, and the site places it as a note under the full contents list. Buying in early buys timing, not content. A player who purchases on release day, or who never pre-orders, can still obtain the Treasure Basin accessory and the Legacy outfit by progressing through the game.

That is a different situation from a true pre-order exclusive, and “pre-order bonus” is often read as “only available if you pre-order.” Here it means “available earlier if you pre-order.”

It also makes the pre-order bonus the weakest possible reason to buy ahead. The comparison worth making is between editions instead: the Digital Deluxe adds the two outfits the publisher labels “Deluxe Edition Exclusive” — Wulin Legend and Blood-Steel Form — along with the Digital Artbook and the Digital Soundtrack. The editions guide sets out that comparison in full.

What is Remnant Dust?

The publisher’s own material names it as a drop-rate currency in exactly one place: the Treasure Basin accessory’s description, which states the accessory raises the Remnant Dust drop rate by 10%.

Beyond that, the first-party material does not explain Remnant Dust. There is no published description of what it is used for, no confirmation of what it is spent on, no stated method of earning it beyond the drop rate the accessory modifies, and no number for how much of it a drop yields. The name appears on the PlayStation Store and on S-GAME’s site, and nowhere else in the first-party material.

The accessory’s effect is confirmed and its context is not. A reader can trust that Treasure Basin raises a drop rate by 10%. A reader cannot yet tell them what that 10% is worth in practice, and no source permits estimating it. The official content status records where the publisher’s disclosure currently stops.

Where can you pre-order?

S-GAME’s pre-order announcement names all three storefronts, and each has the listing live:

Pre-orders opened on August 12, 2026, the date S-GAME’s pre-order announcement carries, alongside an 11-minute trailer. The same announcement confirms Donnie Yen as Creative Consultant since 2023, involved in shaping the overall kungfu style and action design.

The release date is October 29, 2026 on every platform. The launch guide covers the timing, and the PC version guide covers the Steam-side details.

What has not been published about the bonuses?

No source states how the Treasure Basin compares numerically with other accessories, whether it stacks with anything, what the Legacy outfit looks like, how the outfit affects play, or at what point in progression a player would naturally obtain either item. The 10% figure is the whole of what is confirmed about the accessory’s effect.

There is also no published statement about what happens to a pre-order if the release date moves again, and no post-launch confirmation that the in-game progression route to these items works as described. Both will be checkable after launch.

Sources

Last verified: October 20, 2026.

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