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Elliot's Grand Journey: Editions & Bonuses That'll Make You Drool

The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales unveils its pre-order bonuses, Deluxe Edition, and a stunning Collector's Edition. Get ready for in-game boosts, exclusive accessories, a gorgeous tabletop clock, and a four-CD soundtrack as the game launches June 18th.

PublishedMay 23, 2026
Reading Time7 min
Elliot's Grand Journey: Editions & Bonuses That'll Make You Drool

Elliot's Grand Journey: Editions & Bonuses That'll Make You Drool!

Alright, fellow adventurers and RPG fanatics, gather 'round! The hype train for The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales has been steadily building since its jaw-dropping demo a few weeks back. And let me tell you, for good reason! Square Enix and Team Asano, the maestros behind some of our most beloved RPG experiences, are cooking up something truly special here. We're talking a masterful blend of classic Zelda-esque exploration and the kind of free-flowing, exhilarating combat reminiscent of the Mana series. It's no wonder this shot straight to the top of our summer most-anticipated list!

With the launch date of June 18th fast approaching for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X, the publisher has finally pulled back the curtain on all the juicy pre-order bonuses, Deluxe Edition perks, and a truly stunning (if somewhat wallet-challenging) Collector's Edition. So, if you're like us and already mapping out your first playthrough, here's the lowdown on how to dive into Elliot's world, and what delightful treasures await those who decide to splurge a little.

Reliving Classic RPG Glory with a Modern Twist

Before we dive into the nitty-gritty of editions, let's just take a moment to appreciate what The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is promising. The demo gave us a taste of its deep, engaging world, complete with a prehistoric village, threads of interspecies angst, and a palpable anxiety about the very nature of magic. This narrative richness, combined with its gameplay inspirations, feels like a deliberate, loving nod to the golden age of Square Enix RPGs, while still bringing a fresh, modern polish to the table. It's the kind of game that speaks directly to the soul of anyone who grew up with a controller in their hands, dreaming of saving fantastical worlds. The anticipation is almost unbearable!

The Standard & Deluxe Entry Points: Kitting Out Your Elliot

For most players, the standard edition of The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales will be their gateway to this epic adventure. Retailing at a very reasonable $59.99 across all platforms – Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Steam, and Xbox Series X – it offers the full, unadulterated experience. But, as with most major releases these days, there are always perks for those who commit early. If you decide to pre-order any version of the game, whether digital or physical, you'll immediately snag Elliot's Departure Pack. This isn't just a cosmetic trinket; it's a genuine boost for your early game! You'll get your hands on the Departure Brooch accessory, which is a fantastic utility item designed to increase the amount of currency and magicite items that enemies drop. Plus, an Attack Up sword magicite to give you an edge in those initial skirmishes. Who doesn't love a head start?

Stepping up from the standard, we have the Deluxe Edition, priced at $69.99. This version builds upon the pre-order bonuses, adding a trio of in-game accessories that promise to further enhance your journey. The Fairy Bangle, Cherry Blossom Anklet, and Roselle Ring accessories are included, offering players additional customization options or perhaps even subtle statistical advantages that could prove invaluable as Elliot's adventure unfolds. While specific details on their effects are sparse, Square Enix's track record suggests these won't just be pretty baubles. This option presents a nice middle ground for those who want a little extra without breaking the bank.

The Collector's Crown Jewel: Is That Clock Ticking For You?

Now, for the serious collectors, the die-hard fans, and those who simply must have the ultimate package, behold: The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales Collector’s Edition. This is where things get truly exciting, and yes, a little pricey, clocking in at $229.99. But for that price, you're not just getting a game; you're getting a curated collection of physical treasures. This magnificent beast is available exclusively through the Square Enix Store and, unfortunately for our PC brethren, is limited to the Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X versions.

So, what opulent delights does this treasure chest hold? First, you get a physical copy of the base game, naturally. Then, it includes all the Digital Deluxe Edition content we mentioned earlier – the Fairy Bangle, Cherry Blossom Anklet, and Roselle Ring accessories – so you don't miss out on those digital perks. But the true stars of this edition are the physical goodies. You'll receive the stunning Faie and the Doorway of Time Tabletop Clock, a piece that's sure to be a conversation starter and a constant reminder of Elliot's world. Measuring a substantial W 7.09 in x D 7.09 in x H 8.66 in, this isn't some flimsy trinket; it's a substantial, beautifully crafted collectible. And for the audiophiles and music lovers, an Original Soundtrack spanning four CDs is included. That's hours upon hours of Team Asano's enchanting compositions to revisit long after you've completed your quest.

PC Players, A Slight Snub? & The Merch-Only Option

It's a familiar sting for PC gamers: the Collector's Edition, with its beautiful physical components, is regrettably not available for your platform. While understandable given the nature of physical goods, it's still a tough pill to swallow for those who prefer to game on PC but also appreciate a tangible collection. However, Square Enix has thrown a bone to those who still crave the physical swag without needing another copy of the game, or indeed, for those PC players who want to join the collector fun. You can purchase the Collector's Edition items – meaning the gorgeous Faie and the Doorway of Time Tabletop Clock and the four-CD Original Soundtrack – without the bundled physical game for $160, also exclusively from the Square Enix Store. This is a genuinely fantastic move, allowing fans to grab that sweet merch regardless of their platform or whether they've already pre-ordered digitally.

A Treasure Trove Awaits

Whether you're looking for a quick, efficient dive into Elliot's world with the standard edition and its pre-order bonuses, or you're ready to commit to the full, premium experience with the Collector's Edition and its magnificent clock and soundtrack, there's an option for every kind of adventurer. The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is shaping up to be an absolute treat, a game that promises to scratch that classic RPG itch while offering something fresh and engaging. With its blend of nostalgic gameplay and intriguing narrative hooks, June 18th can't come soon enough. So, decide which path Elliot's journey will take for you, and prepare for an unforgettable adventure!

FAQ

Q: What platforms is The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales available on?

A: The game will launch on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X.

Q: Is the Collector's Edition available for PC?

A: Unfortunately, the full Collector's Edition, which includes a physical copy of the game, is not available for PC. It's exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X.

Q: Can I get the Collector's Edition items without the game?

A: Yes! For $160, you can purchase the physical items from the Collector's Edition (the Faie and the Doorway of Time Tabletop Clock and the four-CD Original Soundtrack) without the bundled game, exclusively from the Square Enix Store.

#Adventures of Elliot#Square Enix#Team Asano#RPG#Collector's Edition

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