How to claim all WWE 2K25 Bloodline/Deadman Edition bonuses

If you have purchased the WWE 2K25 Bloodline or Deadman Edition, you are probably busy enjoying the advanced access. However, the seven days of early access isn't only the set of benefits to your account. Both editions have several in-game goodies that can be accessed from within the game. While the process is simple, new players might wonder where their entitled bonuses are. If you also pre-ordered your copy of the game, you'll receive an extra set of bonuses (available on all editions as long as they were ordered before the game's launch). How to access Bloodline/Deadman Edition bonuses in WWE 2K25 For starters, you'll need to ensure the DLC has been installed. While the process is automatic on consoles, you might have to manually check it once on Steam if you use the PC version. The Bloodline and Deadman Editions have bonus items that can be unlocked from the MyFaction mode. To do so, you'll need to complete the tutorial. This shouldn't take more than a few minutes and will teach you the very basics of the mode. Once the tutorial is complete, you can go to the unopened packs section. This section will feature any packs you have received but haven't opened. Image via Destructoid The Pre-Order rewards include the Wyatt Sicks Pack, which consists of the Persona cards of five superstars: Dexter Lumis, Erick Rowan, Joe Gacy, Nikki Cross, and Uncle Howdy. The DLC content will be automatically installed, and you can access the cards from the packs section in the MyFaction mode. The MyFaction mode also includes a host of different Persona cards, and some of them can be pretty hard to unlock. As of writing, all bonuses are available barring the WrestleMania 41 Pack and the Mattel Elite Collection Greatest Hits Undertaker card. It's unclear as to when they will be added, but I don't think it will be too long before we get our hands on the missing content. The post How to claim all WWE 2K25 Bloodline/Deadman Edition bonuses appeared first on Destructoid.

Mar 8, 2025 - 22:35

How to claim all WWE 2K25 Bloodline/Deadman Edition bonuses

If you have purchased the WWE 2K25 Bloodline or Deadman Edition, you are probably busy enjoying the advanced access.

However, the seven days of early access isn't only the set of benefits to your account. Both editions have several in-game goodies that can be accessed from within the game. While the process is simple, new players might wonder where their entitled bonuses are.

If you also pre-ordered your copy of the game, you'll receive an extra set of bonuses (available on all editions as long as they were ordered before the game's launch).

How to access Bloodline/Deadman Edition bonuses in WWE 2K25

For starters, you'll need to ensure the DLC has been installed. While the process is automatic on consoles, you might have to manually check it once on Steam if you use the PC version. The Bloodline and Deadman Editions have bonus items that can be unlocked from the MyFaction mode.

To do so, you'll need to complete the tutorial. This shouldn't take more than a few minutes and will teach you the very basics of the mode. Once the tutorial is complete, you can go to the unopened packs section. This section will feature any packs you have received but haven't opened.

WWE 2K25 Different editions — Image via Destructoid

The Pre-Order rewards include the Wyatt Sicks Pack, which consists of the Persona cards of five superstars: Dexter Lumis, Erick Rowan, Joe Gacy, Nikki Cross, and Uncle Howdy. The DLC content will be automatically installed, and you can access the cards from the packs section in the MyFaction mode.

The MyFaction mode also includes a host of different Persona cards, and some of them can be pretty hard to unlock. As of writing, all bonuses are available barring the WrestleMania 41 Pack and the Mattel Elite Collection Greatest Hits Undertaker card. It's unclear as to when they will be added, but I don't think it will be too long before we get our hands on the missing content.

The post How to claim all WWE 2K25 Bloodline/Deadman Edition bonuses appeared first on Destructoid.