Battlefield 1 edition’s detailed; Collectors Edition to grant players 3 days early access to game

Battlefield 1 has officially been revealed after many rumors and leaks pointed to a World War 1 setting. Now that we know what we are getting, it's time to pick which version of the game you would like to purchase. EA has revealed 3 versions of the game that will range from $59.99 – $219.99, all with great exclusive perks.

The first version is your standard copy of the game which includes just a copy of the game for $59.99. The second version is called the "Early Enlister Deluxe Edition" (I know, it's a mouthful), will include 3 days early access to the game starting October18th and a hell of a lot of DLC such as the Red Baron Pack

• Red Baron Pack containing:
  • Vehicle: Red Baron’s Triplane
  • Sidearm: Red Baron’s P08
  • Emblem: Red Baron’s Flyer Pin
• Lawrence of Arabia Pack containing:
  • Horse: Lawrence of Arabia’s Black Stallion
  • Weapon: Lawrence of Arabia’s SMLE
  • Melee: Lawrence of Arabia’s Jambiya
  • Emblem: Lawrence of Arabia’s Emblem
• New visual appearance on three of the largest vehicles in the game:
  • Frontline Camouflage Train
  • Night Raid Airship
  • Dazzle Camouflage Dreadnought
• Harlem Hellfighter Pack containing:
  • Weapon: Hellfighter Trench Shotgun
  • Siderarm: Hellfighter M1911
  • Melee: Hellfighter Bolo Knife
  • Emblem: Hellfighter Insignia
• Seven day early access to 2016 free map
• Five battlepacks

The Early Enlister Deluxe Edition will set you back $79.99, but if you have EA Access on Xbox One you can grab it for $71.99.

The third and final collectors editon is the largest of all the versions and will include the game, a 14 inch statue of the man on the cover of the game, playing cards, a messenger pigeon tube with a DLC code, a patch and a poster. This bad boy will set yo back a whopping $219.99.

Battlefield 1 will be playable on EA Access starting October 16th and will release worldwide on October 21st, with early access for Deluxe and Collector's Edition players starting on October 18th.