Ready or Not, a tactical first-person shooter, is now available via physical retail editions for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X in the UK, EU, and Australia, with North American audiences able to grab a copy from September 26.
It follows the game's critically and commercially successful console launch, which has surpassed two million sales since July 15. Ready or Not previously reached the 1 millionth copy sold milestone, which occurred in less than four days after the release on console platforms.
Ready or Not Physical Editions Launched
It's been several years in the making, but VOID Interactive's Ready or Not finally released on consoles last month, becoming a resounding success in the process. Various reviews, including our very own 8/10 write-up, praised its intense shootouts and realistic environments, leaving players hooked.
Now, the game is continuing its post-launch journey on consoles by releasing physical editions for both PS5 and Xbox Series X.
The Day One Edition and Standard Edition bring the following features:
Standard Edition (£44.99 / €49.99)
- Base Game
Day One Edition (£44.99 / €49.99 while quantities last)
- Base Game
- Pre-Order Bonus: M32A1 Grenade launcher, MK-V Pistol, 590M Shotgun
Ready or Not has already sold over two million copies in just under a month, which until now, have all been digital-only. The launch of physical editions will be a welcome development for those who prefer owning discs, as well as nostalgic gamers who like to collect them.
Previously speaking on the game's console launch, Julio Rodriguez, CEO of VOID Interactive, stated, “Thank you to the players for showing up, playing hard, and bringing order to chaos. To the VOID dev team for building what we believe is the quintessential tactical FPS of our era — and to our friends and partners for helping us bring RON to console. More updates and content ahead.”
UK and EU players can squad up in Los Suenos today with full crossplay compatibility across physical and digital editions.
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