ANOMALITH preorders closed on 28 October 2026 at 23:59 JST — 14:59 UTC — the moment the game unlocked. If you missed it, the four bonus items are still obtainable: Steam now lists them as a free DLC set, and the store page gives the claim window as 29 October to 11 November 2026, JST. What you cannot get any more is the store-specific outfit, and the console discounts have closed.
The deadline has passed
23:59 JST on 28 October was 14:59 UTC, 10:59 on the US east coast and 22:59 in Beijing. The game unlocked one second later.
Everything the publisher called a preorder bonus was tied to that timestamp. What changed after it is not what the original listings implied: the items were not withdrawn, they were repackaged.
The repackaging has its own deadline. The Steam store page states an availability period of 29 October to 11 November 2026, and the claim is made in-game rather than at checkout: the collaboration mission is accepted from the workshop board once side missions unlock, and the outfit and probe skin are collected from the same board after you finish it. The development material set arrives separately, once the shooting range opens.
Official media · SteamWhat the bonus contained
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Collaboration side mission | "Contradictory Otherworld Response", accepted from the workshop board |
| Collaboration outfit set | Lost Property Control Organization outfit |
| Drone skin | T-6407 J |
| Development Materials Set | Two linking blocks, two high-anomaly weapon parts, two alarm pagers |
The mission is the part with gameplay attached: it unlocks as you progress, is accepted from the board in the Workshop, and pays out the outfit and drone skin on completion. The materials arrive once the Shooting Range opens.
It is now a free DLC
On Steam the exact four items above ship as the "Lost Property Control Organization" Collab Set, marked free on the store. The description lists the collab mission, the outfit, the drone skin T-6407J and the Development Materials Set with the same contents.
A second free set, the "Video Game Package–Style" Backpack Set, adds seven backpacks named after other FURYU titles: VARLET, REYNATIS A, REYNATIS B, CRYMACHINA, Monark, Caligula 2 and CRYSTAR.
So the practical answer to "did I miss the bonus" is no, provided you are on PC. Add the free set to your library and the entitlement behaves the same way it would have at preorder.
The Steam listing includes the free set; the PlayStation and Nintendo stores price their add-ons separately.
Official media · SteamThe two store-specific outfits
Every preorder got the collaboration set. The storefront added one cosmetic on top, and the two consoles did not get the same one.
PlayStation Store added the Blue Powered Suit outfit plus the Anomaly Zone Investigator Set (A): five small sedatives, three grenades and twenty handgun rounds. My Nintendo Store added the Red Casual Punk outfit plus Investigator Set (B): the same sedatives and grenades, with sixty submachine gun rounds instead of handgun ammunition.
These were tied to the order, not to the account, so they are the one part of the bonus list that is genuinely gone. Steam never had a platform-exclusive outfit, which is why PC buyers lost nothing when the window closed.
Where the 10% went
Three separate 10% reductions existed at launch, and all three have closed.
On PlayStation, PS Plus members got 10% off either edition until 15:00 UTC on 28 October — $44.99 for standard, $62.99 for Deluxe. In Japan, the eShop applied 10% to preorders until 14:59:59 UTC, taking JP¥8,580 to JP¥7,722 and JP¥12,100 to JP¥10,890. Both are closed.
Steam's launch sale ran 10% off until 11 November and took the standard edition to $44.99. It closed at 17:00 UTC that day, so no 10% reduction remains on any storefront.
Official media · SteamThe 48-hour early access
Digital Deluxe preorders on PS5 included 48 hours of early access, which put that window at roughly 26 October given the 28 October unlock.
It belonged to the Deluxe edition on PlayStation only, and it has now elapsed. The standard digital edition never included it, the disc does not include it, and no other platform offered it.
How the bonuses arrive
Nothing here is a code. The mission, outfits, drone skin and materials set are store entitlements attached to your account, delivered with the purchase and visible in-game once the relevant system unlocks.
That is also why the game has no code list: there is no redemption field to type one into. A site offering an ANOMALITH code is inventing it.
Physical orders still ship
The PS5 Launch Edition remains on sale at $59.99 for 12 November delivery, and it carries the collaboration set plus the Armed Schoolgirl outfits and three weapons. It does not include the 48-hour access.
Japanese and Asian physical stock runs on a different clock, because retailers allocate ahead of the 29 October street date. The limited Hazard Response Unit box is a finite run, and its first allocation sold through.
If you already preordered
Nothing is owed to you and nothing was lost. The collaboration items you received are the same items now offered free to everyone else, so the preorder's value came down to the platform outfit and, on PS5 with PS Plus, the discount.
That is worth stating plainly rather than dressing up: a bonus that becomes free two weeks later is a weak incentive in hindsight, even though it was accurate at the time of sale.
Reading the bonus list correctly
Two things in the list are easy to misread. The collaboration mission is not a separate mode; it is a side mission that unlocks from the workshop board as you progress, and the outfit and drone skin are its rewards rather than items granted at installation.
The Development Materials Set is the second: it is delivered once the Shooting Range unlocks, which happens after the opening. A player who installed the free set and saw nothing in the first hour has simply not reached the delivery point.
The Deluxe question
The Digital Deluxe includes the art book, the mini-soundtrack and the Countermeasures Office DLC set regardless of when you buy, and none of that was ever a preorder exclusive.
What the preorder added on top was the collaboration set — now free — and on PS5 the 48-hour window. That means the case for the Deluxe now rests entirely on the three paid extras: $10.99 for the DLC set, $8.99 for the art book and $6.99 for the soundtrack, which total $26.97 against $69.99 for the bundle.
Every edition ships the same campaign, the same twelve skills and the same 200-plus reports. The extras are cosmetics, art and audio, not content you play through.