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STAR WARS Zero Company released on August 27, 2026, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. It shipped in two editions, a Standard Edition and a Deluxe Edition, with a pre-order bonus available across both, alongside a separate physical Collector's Edition. Pre-purchases were open on all supported platforms in the weeks before launch.

Launch Timing

The game unlocks everywhere at the same moment rather than rolling out region by region. That moment is 3:00 PM GMT on August 27, 2026, which lands on August 28 for Japan, eastern Australia and New Zealand. Preloading opened a week earlier, on August 20.

Editions and Pricing

Pricing differs between the PC and console versions of each edition, as laid out below.

The Standard Edition comes in both physical and digital forms, while the Deluxe Edition is digital only. Both editions play the same game; the Deluxe difference is purely cosmetic.

The game is sold on PC through the EA app for Windows, Steam, and the Epic Games Store, and on console through the PlayStation Store and the Xbox Store. It is also available through EA Play Pro. On PlayStation and Xbox the Deluxe content can be bought after the fact as a Deluxe Edition upgrade rather than only as a bundled edition.

Pre-Order Bonus

Every pre-order, on either edition, includes the Crystalline Astromech Cosmetic Pack. It adds an R3 droid, translucent crystalline astromech heads for the R4 and R5 droid variants, and the exclusive BR-1 droid, all cosmetic options for the squad's astromech. These customize how your astromech looks and do not change how it performs.

Deluxe Edition Extras

The Deluxe Edition layers on extra cosmetics for players who want more customization out of the box. It bundles two cosmetic packs and a set of painted weapon themes. As with the pre-order bonus, every item is cosmetic, changing how the squad looks rather than how it fights.

All of the bonus content above is cosmetic, so it shapes the squad's appearance rather than its stats. The pre-order offer is redeemable through August 27, 2027.

Collector's Edition

A physical Collector's Edition was revealed on July 25, 2026 and sells for $299.99 as a physical set, in PlayStation 5, Xbox, and PC configurations. The set is region-free, and pre-orders close on Sunday, September 13, 2026 at 11:59 PM Eastern, a little over two weeks after launch. Console discs ship ahead of the collector's box; PC Steam codes and the Deluxe Edition upgrade code are emailed on release day.

The detonator is the centrepiece rather than a token extra. It carries weathered deco modelled on the in-game device, two light-up modes that a long press swaps between, and a sound sequence triggered by pressing, tossing, or shaking it once armed. Everything in the box is physical: the Collector's Edition adds no in-game items beyond the Deluxe upgrade, so the cosmetic contents listed above still apply.

The Collector’s Edition remained on sale after launch and was still open in early September, flagged as a last chance rather than sold out. Its pre-order window closes on Sunday, September 13, 2026 at 11:59 PM Eastern, a little over two weeks after the game itself shipped, and it is listed as still in pre-production. Loose console discs were shipping ahead of the boxed set.

Age Ratings

Ratings boards across several territories have classified the game. The North American rating is Teen, and the European rating is 16, both for violence.

Two further entries on the store listing are publisher self-ratings rather than board classifications, so they are not repeated here.

How Long the Campaign Runs

Bit Reactor estimates roughly 30 to 40 hours for an average player to finish the main story. Difficulty setting and prior experience with the strategy genre move that figure in either direction.

Steam Features

The Steam version runs natively and does not need the EA app launcher. The store terms are stricter than that suggests: an internet connection, an EA Account, a Steam Account and a link between the two accounts are all listed as required to play. The listing also carries Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud saves, HDR output, Family Sharing, and partial controller support that covers DualSense and DualShock pads.

Playing also unlocks a set of Steam collectibles: nine trading cards, six badge tiers running Metal, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Sapphire and Foil, three profile backgrounds, and seven character emoticons. The card art covers Hawks, Trick, Cly Kullervo, Luco Bronc, Jae Mordant, Tel-Rea Vokoss, Kabb Uppercut, M-3VO, and the BR-1 droid. The three backgrounds are titled Luco and Trick, Zero Company, and Caisson. The PC version also carries 53 achievements, 24 of them visible from the start and 29 hidden.

What Is And Is Not Planned

Every item in the Deluxe Edition and the pre-order pack is cosmetic, so none of the above changes what a player can do in a campaign. See Clone Trooper Customization and Astromech Droids for where those cosmetics land in the game.

Deluxe Edition Upgrade

The Deluxe content is also sold on its own as an upgrade for anyone who bought the Standard edition, priced at $9.99 and released alongside the game. It is the only add-on the game has, and it is cosmetic throughout: the same Grand Army of the Republic and Shadow Collective cosmetic packs and the five weapon set themes that come with the Deluxe edition. Buying it is the same thing as owning Deluxe; it is not additional content.

Beyond that upgrade there is no downloadable content, no season pass, and no announced roadmap. See Patch History for what has and has not shipped since release.