All WWE 2K25 Special Editions, Pre-Order Bonuses, and What's Included

After weeks of teases and speculation, WWE 2K25 has officially been revealed to the world. Set for release on March 14, 2025, the latest iteration of the WWE 2K promises to be one of the most groundbreaking entries yet. The game is currently available for pre-order and, in typical 2K fashion, there are two other versions of it outside of the standard edition.

In this piece, we’ll list out all of the bonus content that comes with each special edition of WWE 2K25, their price points, and which version offers your the best value for your hard-earned cash.

Deadman Edition

The first of WWE 2K25’s special editions is the Deadman Edition. Announced on January 27, this edition of the game features WWE legend and Hall of Famer The Undertaker on its cover and, in turn, contains a bunch of content centered around the former 7-time WWE World Champion and WrestleMania savant.

The Deadman Edition of WWE 2K25 is available for pre-order at $99.99. Those who pre-order this edition of the game will be granted 7-days early access to the title and the following bonus content:

Deadman Edition Bonus Pack

• MyFACTION Persona Card: Undertaker ‘90
• MyFACTION Persona Card: Mattel Elite Collection “Greatest Hits” Undertaker
  • This is post-launch content and does not have a set release date
• Usable Urn
• Brother Love Manager
• The Island Cosmetic (Xbox Series X|S only):
  • Undertaker ‘95 Mask

Season Pass

• 5 post-launch DLC Character Packs
• SuperCharger

Wyatt Sicks Pack

• MyFACTION Persona Cards:
  • Uncle Howdy
  • Dexter Lumis
  • Nikki Cross
  • Joe Gacy
  • Erick Rowan

• The Island Cosmetics (Xbox Series X|S only):
  • Uncle Howdy Mask
  • Nikki Cross Mask

Outside of this bonus content, players who purchase the Deadman Edition will also be given 15,000 worth of Virtual Currency.

The Bloodline Edition

The highest tier of special edition available for consumers, WWE 2K25 The Bloodline Edition is centered on WWE star Roman Reigns as well as his cohorts in the Bloodline stable, both past and present.

The Bloodline Edition is the priciest version of WWE 2K25, retailing at $129.99. Like the Deadman Edition, it will give players who purchase it 7-days early access and contain the following bonus content:

The Bloodline Edition Bonus Pack

• MyFACTION Persona Card: Mattel Elite Collection Greatest Hits Roman Reigns
• MyFACTION Persona Card: Mattel Elite Series 114 Jey Uso
• The Island Cosmetics (Xbox Series X|S only):
  • Family Above All Hoodie
  • OTC Shirt
  • Yeet Tank Top
  • Yeet Sunglasses

WrestleMania 41 Pack

The release of this content will be post-launch and doesn’t have a set release date.

• WrestleMania 41 Arena
• MyFACTION Persona Card: New playable Superstar (TBA)
• MyFACTION Persona Card: WrestleMania Main Event #1 (TBA)
• MyFACTION Persona Card: WrestleMania Main Event #2 (TBA)

The Rock Nation Of Domination Pack

• MyFACTION Persona Card: The Rock (Nation of Domination) (not available for individual purchase)

Ringside Pack

• Season Pass:
  • 5 post-launch DLC Character Packs
  • SuperCharger
• Superstar Mega-Boost:
  • MyRISE Boost
  • 100K Virtual Currency

Deadman Edition Bonus Pack

• MyFACTION Persona Card: Undertaker ‘90
• MyFACTION Persona Card: Mattel Elite Collection Greatest Hits Undertaker
  • This is post-launch content and doesn’t have a set release date
• Usable Urn
• Brother Love Manager
• The Island Cosmetic (Xbox Series X|S only): Undertaker ‘95 Mask

Wyatt Sicks Pack

• MyFACTION Persona Cards:
  • Uncle Howdy
  • Dexter Lumis
  • Nikki Cross
  • Joe Gacy
  • Erick Rowan
• The Island Cosmetics (Xbox Series X|S only):
  • Uncle Howdy Mask
  • Nikki Cross Mask

The Bloodline Edition — much like the Deadman Edition — also gives players 15,000 Virtual Currency. Whether or not this is separate or included on top of the 100k the edition gives you as part of the Ringside Pass, I don’t know. Probably, but who knows?

Which Version Of WWE 2K25 Should You Buy?

With three options to choose from, many potential WWE 2K25 buyers might have some difficulty in choosing which edition of the game is right for them. For many, $69.99 on a video game is way too much by default and they will likely wait for a sale. For others who are passionate about wrestling games and have money to burn, the goodies and bonus content contained within the Deadman and Bloodline editions might make them be too much to pass on. So, which edition gives consumers the most bang for you buck?

As a guy who pretty much exclusively plays single-player modes in the WWE 2K games such as MyCareer or Universe Mode, the Deadman Edition certainly seems like it offers me the best value. Yeah, $100 is pretty steep, but it includes the 5 post-launch DLC packs and a SuperCharger, which will give me access to a ton of WWE Superstars and Legends that I can add to Universe Mode post-launch. Granted, it’d probably be smarter to just purchase each DLC pack as they become available, especially if I’m not interested in the more whacky ones WWE and 2K might release (looking at you, Pat McAfee Show pack). That said, given the prices these DLC packs typically are, I’d have gotten my money’s worth if I enjoy even just four of the five post-launch bonus content.

I’ll admit, the Bloodline Edition has tons of cool exclusive content that comes with it. But $129.99 is just too much money to spend on a video game, at least for me. Plus, I don’t play MyFaction at all, and I have no idea how any of this Island stuff will work or be executed. But that’s a story for another day, and if you are a fan of MyFaction, looking forward to the Island, want every last bit of exclusive content, and have money to burn, then maybe this version of the game is right for you after all.