Star Wars Zero Company Editions: Standard, Deluxe and Collector's
What each edition contains, where to buy it, and why the Limited Run Collector's Edition pre-order window has already closed.
If you only want the full campaign, Standard is enough. Deluxe is about cosmetics rather than extra campaign, and Collector’s pairs the Deluxe upgrade with physical collectibles.
One timing point first: the Limited Run Games Collector’s Edition pre-order window closed on 13 September 2026. If you still want it, check that listing for remaining stock or a later batch instead of planning around the original deadline.
On storefronts, EA’s buy page offers the EA app (Windows), Xbox Store, PlayStation Store, Steam and Epic Games Store, and the game is included with EA Play Pro. If you already subscribe, confirm whether you still need to buy it.
What each edition contains
| Edition | Confirmed contents | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | The game; eligible pre-orders also include the Crystalline Astromech Cosmetic Pack | Players who only want the campaign and core systems |
| Deluxe | The game, the Grand Army of the Republic Cosmetic Pack, the Shadow Collective Cosmetic Pack and five weapon themes; pre-order rewards also apply | Players who want Clone Wars-themed cosmetics for the squad |
| Collector’s | The game plus the Deluxe upgrade, a SteelBook, retro bead box, Black Series electronic thermal detonator, stand, desk mat, pins, character cards, patch and certificate of authenticity | Collectors who accept a higher price and a longer wait |
What Deluxe adds
Grand Army of the Republic includes a Republic Officer uniform, 100th Clone Company armour and ARC Trooper armour. Shadow Collective includes a customizable Pyke helmet and five faction tattoos: Pyke Syndicate, Hutt Cartel, Death Watch, Black Sun Syndicate and Crimson Dawn.
Deluxe also adds five weapon themes: 100th Clone Company, Kafrene Informant, Black Sun Syndicate Enforcer, Bespin Security and Separatist Warrior.
All of it is cosmetic. EA’s edition description does not say Deluxe adds missions, classes, maps or campaign routes, so do not buy it expecting an expansion.
Collector’s pricing and shipping boundaries
EA’s launch announcement listed a US$299.99 suggested price for the Collector’s Edition and pointed sales to Limited Run Games. That listing stated a pre-order cutoff of 13 September 2026, 23:59 Eastern Time, which has passed.
The listing also notes that console games ship before the physical box, while PC and Deluxe-upgrade codes are emailed according to order timing. Before ordering, reopen the page to confirm whether it is still purchasable, along with regional taxes, code platform and estimated delivery.
How to choose
- Take Standard if you want the complete campaign.
- If squad uniforms, helmets, tattoos and weapon themes matter, compare regional Deluxe prices and be honest about whether you will use them.
- Consider Collector’s only if the thermal detonator, SteelBook and other physical items justify the price and the wait.
- Never judge price or stock from an old screenshot. Open EA, your console store or Limited Run Games and read the current page.
Sources: EA’s buy page, the EA launch announcement and the Limited Run Collector’s Edition listing.