Star Wars: Zero Company Standard vs Deluxe vs Collector’s

With Star Wars: Zero Company dropping in just a few days, plenty of fans are probably wondering what exactly separates the Standard, Deluxe, and Collector’s Editions. From preorder bonuses and extra cosmetics to a massive box packed with physical collectibles, here’s a quick breakdown of every edition to help you decide which one is worth picking up.

Star Wars: Zero Company Standard Edition

Let’s start with the basics. The Standard Edition will run you $49.99 and includes the base game. However, if you preorder before release, you can also snag the Crystalline Astromech Cosmetic Pack at no additional cost.

So, if you’re just looking to jump into Star Wars: Zero Company without spending extra on cosmetics or collectibles, the Standard Edition is the straightforward option.

Star Wars: Zero Company Deluxe Edition

If you want to deck out your squad with some extra customization options, the Deluxe Edition costs $59.99 and includes a collection of cosmetic packs, tattoos, and weapon themes.

The Deluxe Edition includes:

The “Grand Army of the Republic” Cosmetic Pack

• “Republic Officer” Uniform
• “100th Clone Company” Armor Set
• “ARC Trooper” Armor Set

The “Shadow Collective” Cosmetic Pack

• “Pyke” Helmet Cosmetic
• Five cosmetic tattoos:
  • “Pyke Syndicate”
  • “Hutt Cartel”
  • “Death Watch”
  • “Black Sun Syndicate”
  • “Crimson Dawn”

Five Weapon Set Themes

• “100th Clone Company”
• “Kafrene Informant”
• “Black Sun Syndicate Enforcer”
• “Bespin Security”
• “Separatist Warrior”

For an extra $10, you’re getting a solid pile of cosmetic options, especially if you want more ways to customize your squad and weapons.

Star Wars: Zero Company Collector’s Edition

Then there’s the Collector’s Edition, which goes all-in on physical goodies. This is the edition for the collectors out there, packing a whole mountain of Star Wars memorabilia alongside the game itself.

The Collector’s Edition includes:

• Star Wars: Zero Company
• A Premium Foil-Stamped Collector’s Box
• A SteelBook
• A Retro Jewel Case
• A Variant Star Wars: The Black Series Electronic Thermal Detonator
• A 31″ x 12″ Desk Mat
• A Trick Pin
• A Logo Pin
• Character Cards
• Patches
• A Certificate of Authenticity

It’s definitely a hefty package, but there’s one catch: the Collector’s Edition is only available to preorder for a few more days. So, if that Thermal Detonator and the rest of the physical collectibles have caught your eye, you might want to grab one before preorders close.

Whether you’re looking for the cheapest way to jump in, some extra cosmetic customization, or a giant box full of Star Wars collectibles, there’s a version of Star Wars: Zero Company for just about every type of fan.