LawBreakers Physical Collector's Edition Revealed For PC And PS4

The upcoming gravity-defying FPS from Boss Key Productions called LawBreakers is set to be released in early August, and a physical Collector's Edition for the game has been revealed that comes with some in-game cosmetics and a few physical bonuses.

If you want to get the Collector's Edition of LawBreakers, the fast-paced game from the mind of Gears of War creator Cliff Bleszinski, it's priced at more than double the price of the original game. That may sound like a lot when you put it like that, but the base game only costs $29.99, an extremely affordable price for a game that looks as promising as Lawbreakers does. The Collector's Edition is available for preorder for $69.99, and with it, you'll get the base game as well as the following additions:

• [Digital] Deadzo Deluxe Edition - the core LawBreakers game plus exclusive weapon and character skins - a $39.99 value (redeemable on Steam)
• [Physical] Abaddon's Journal - a journal ripped from the LawBreakers game world, featuring 50+ pages containing original fiction, art, and blank, functional, journal pages - a $19.99 value (final design may vary from mockup)
• [Physical] Two LawBreakers ultra premium character card packs featuring thick card stock and foil - one pack for each faction (LAW and BREAKERS) - a $9.99 value
• [Physical] Exclusive vinyl LawBreakers sticker set plus a Deadzo sticker and postcard - a $4.99 value
• [Physical] Premium individually numbered box issued by order of purchase. The box is 7.75" x 9.5" x 1.75" - the same box dimensions as many classic PC games from the 80s and 90s. The box design features embossing and will be printed with a beautiful metallic silver ink.

Preorders are currently only open for the PC version through Limited Run Games until July 7, but those players planning on purchasing the game for the PlayStation 4 can look for the Collector's Edition to be available for preordering on Aug. 4. The PC version's units will be made-to-order, but the PS4 version will be limited to 2,500 units.

The game was originally set to be a free-to-play game, but even though it's now being sold and has Collector's Editions to go along with it, even getting the base copy still grants players access to future content. All additional roles, maps, and game modes added to the online-only game will be free with "No 'Season Pass' BS required" according to the game's site.

LawBreakers will release on Aug. 8 for PC and PS4.