Editions & Pre-Order Bonuses
Overview
Star Wars Zero Company was released on 27 August 2026 in two editions for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Pre-orders placed before that date carry a bonus cosmetic pack, covered below.
Editions
| Edition | PC (SRP) | PS5 / Xbox Series X|S (SRP) | Contents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Edition | $49.99 | $59.99 | Base game |
| Deluxe Edition | $59.99 | $69.99 | Base game, two additional unique cosmetic packs, and five painted weapon themes inspired by the Clone Wars era |
The Standard Edition is available physically and digitally; the Deluxe Edition is digital-only, on both PC and consoles. On PC, pre-orders are available via Steam, the EA App, and the Epic Games Store.
The Deluxe Edition’s two cosmetic packs are the Grand Army of the Republic Cosmetic Pack (“100th Clone Company” armour, a Republic Officer uniform, and an “ARC Trooper” armour set) and the Shadow Collective Cosmetic Pack (customisable Pyke helmets plus Crimson Dawn, Pyke Syndicate, Death Watch, Black Sun Syndicate, and Hutt Cartel cosmetics). The five painted weapon themes are Separatist Warrior, 100th Clone Company, Black Sun Syndicate Enforcer, Bespin Security, and Kafrene Informant. Bit Reactor has confirmed the ARC Trooper armour set is exclusive to the Deluxe Edition’s Grand Army of the Republic pack, though a wide selection of other cosmetics is available to all players at launch. A physical Collector’s Edition is also available through Limited Run Games; see Collector’s Edition below.
Pre-Order Bonus
All pre-orders, Standard and Deluxe, grant access to the Crystalline Astromech Cosmetic Pack, which includes:
- An R3 droid
- Translucent “crystalline” astromech heads for the R4 and R5 droid variants
- The BR-1 droid, originating in Star Wars Zero Company
Deluxe Edition pre-orders include all pre-order bonus content in addition to the Deluxe Edition exclusive content.
Finding Your Bonus Content In-Game
Bonus content is not all handed over at once. EA’s support documentation sets out where each part appears and, for the pre-order pack, what has to happen first.
Deluxe Edition cosmetics are available immediately. The Cosmetic Packs appear while customising Hawks on first launch, under Outfits for uniforms, helmets and armour sets, and under Appearance then Body Art for tattoos. They can also be found later at the Den’s Customization Facility, on the same two tabs. The Den itself unlocks after the initial battle tutorial.
Deluxe Edition weapon themes unlock after that tutorial, in the Den’s Armory: pick a squad member, then Customize Appearance and Paint Color.
The pre-order Crystalline Astromech Cosmetic Pack has to be earned. It is in the game from launch, but it stays locked until a specific point in the campaign. EA’s steps are to complete the Smugglers’ Manifest Operation in Cycle 5, then complete any available mission from the Holotable, then speak to M-3VO in the Den. Most players reach that point after roughly an hour of the main story, though difficulty and playstyle move it.
Clearing that gate does more than release the cosmetics: it is also the point at which astromechs become customisable, recruitable, and able to join missions. The pack’s contents are then found in the Character Databank under the Astromech tab, where the R3 arrives as a preset and the translucent crystalline heads can be applied to R3, R4, R5, and BR-1 droids from the Appearance screen.
Eligibility for the pre-order pack requires the Standard or Deluxe Edition to have been ordered before 27 August 2026. It cannot be bought or added afterwards. Standard Edition owners who want the Deluxe cosmetics can buy the Deluxe Edition Upgrade at any time, but that grants the Deluxe content only, not the pre-order pack.
Collector’s Edition
A physical Collector’s Edition is sold through Limited Run Games for $299.99 (£290) on PS5, Xbox, and PC. It is an open pre-order for a limited time, closing on 23 August 2026 (11:59 PM ET).
The game itself is playable at launch: console copies ship ahead of the box, and PC Steam codes plus a Deluxe Edition upgrade code are emailed on the 27 August release date. The physical Collector’s Edition box ships later, with an estimated fulfilment date of April 2027.
The Collector’s Edition includes:
- Star Wars Zero Company (with the Deluxe Edition upgrade)
- A Star Wars: The Black Series Electronic Thermal Detonator roleplay replica (with stand and instructions)
- A premium foil-stamped box
- A SteelBook and a retro jewel-case variant
- A 31” x 12” desk mat
- A Trick pin and a logo pin
- Character cards
- Patches
- A Certificate of Authenticity
The set is region-free.
References
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