What’s Inside the $299 Star Wars: Zero Company Collector’s Edition?

If you’re already preparing to jump into Star Wars: Zero Company, Limited Run Games is offering a Collector’s Edition that goes far beyond just a fancy SteelBook and a few extra goodies. Priced at a hefty $299.99, this massive package is packed with physical collectibles, including an electronic thermal detonator, desk mat, pins, patches, and more.

Let’s break down exactly what you’re getting for that $299 price tag.

What’s Inside the Star Wars: Zero Company Collector’s Edition?

The biggest piece of the Collector’s Edition is, of course, Star Wars: Zero Company itself. The upcoming single-player turn-based tactics game puts players in command of an elite squad during the twilight of the Clone Wars.

However, depending on which platform you choose, you’ll get your copy a little differently. PS5 and Xbox players will receive a physical copy of the game, while PC players will receive a Steam code. Limited Run Games also notes that console copies will ship ahead of the rest of the Collector’s Edition, while PC codes and Deluxe Edition Upgrade codes will be delivered by email on the game’s official release date.

Beyond 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

Easily, the biggest takeaway is the Electronic Thermal Detonator. The game-inspired replica comes with two light-up modes: a standard mode and a “droid popper” mode. You can also arm the detonator and trigger its explosion sound effects by pressing the button or by tossing it.

Basically, if you’ve ever wanted a fancy Star Wars grenade sitting on your shelf, Limited Run Games has you covered. If you’re willing to drop $299 on Star Wars: Zero Company, at least you’re getting more than just the game. Whether the electronic thermal detonator is enough to justify that price tag, however, is something every Star Wars fan will have to decide for themselves.

But don’t wait too long! Pre-Orders Close Aug 23rd, so grab a copy while you can!