Video Reveals Collector's Edition of Crimson Desert

Announcing Crimson Desert Collector's Edition Items and Pre-Order Bonuses

Pearl Abyss has released a trailer showcasing the Collector's Edition of Crimson Desert, available for preorder now in Standard, Deluxe, and Collector's Editions. The RPG is scheduled for release on March 19, 2026. Priced at $280 in select markets (excluding Brazil), the Collector's Edition includes a variety of exclusive physical and digital items, as showcased in the trailer. These include a limited diorama (43 x 28 x 25 cm), a Limited Edition Steelbook containing the game disc, a Pywel fabric map, a letter from the developers, three character photos, a Greymane brooch, and three patches. The Collector's Edition also contains the Ultimate Package, unlocking in-game extras such as the Tormented Soul Bow, Directus Spear, Long Sword Sielos, and Lantern of the Shroud. The Deluxe Package offers further in-game items: the Balgran shield, Kairos plates set, and Exclaire horse saddles set. A pre-order also grants the Khaled shield. PlayStation users who pre-order will receive a Hyperion horse gear set, plus the Grotevant plate set—exclusive to the PlayStation 5. You can now preorder the Standard, Deluxe, and Collector's Editions of Crimson Desert.

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In other gaming news, Carlos Mendoza dives into the latest from Pearl Abyss in his recent post, "Black Desert Opens Pre-Registration for New Game Class", published on November 26th. If you're a Black Desert fan or curious about what's new, check out this article to stay ahead of the curve with exclusive updates and rewards before the official release. Don't miss your chance to explore the newest class across platforms – console pre-registration starts next week! Meanwhile, in an exhilarating sneak peek from Crimson Desert, Jonathan Dubinski aptly describes a breathtaking boss battle where Kliff engages in a high-stakes duel with a mechanical golden dragon. Published on October 18th, his article "Crimson Desert: A Raptor, a Bear, and a Mech for Mobility, Boss Battle Against a Mechanical Dragon" reveals that masterfully switching between a cannon and crossbow becomes paramount to emerge victorious from this epic confrontation. Don't miss the action - dive into Jonathan's insightful analysis here. But first, let's talk about The Boys' universe on Prime Video. In a thrilling twist, Jonathan Dubinski's "Gen V Season 3 Not Guaranteed" explores the future of the series, published on October 20th. He delves into the ambitious plans creators Eric Kripke and Michele Fazekas have for Gen V, including potential sequels to season 3 and the highly anticipated 'Vought Rising'. But here's the kicker – all of this depends on viewer interest! With Gen V season 2 wrapping up on October 22nd, Dubinski emphasizes the importance of streaming it now to show your support and demand for more episodes. Don't miss out on shaping the future of The Boys' universe yourself!