Electronic Arts and Bit Reactor have officially priced Star Wars Zero Company at an accessible $49.99 on PC and $59.99 on PS5 / Xbox Series X|S. Crucially, the developers have confirmed that the title is a completely self-contained single-player experience with zero microtransactions, no battle passes, and no Denuvo anti-tamper software.
Edition Comparison Breakdown
| Feature / Content | Standard Edition ($49.99 PC / $59.99 Console) | Deluxe Edition ($59.99 PC / $69.99 Console) | |---|---|---| | Base Campaign (30-40 Hours) | Included | Included | | All 12 Character Specializations | Included | Included | | The Den Base & Holotable Operations | Included | Included | | Pre-Order Bonus: Crystalline Astromech Pack | Pre-Order Only | Pre-Order Only | | Grand Army of the Republic Cosmetic Pack | — | Included (ARC Trooper & Officer Armor) | | Shadow Collective Underworld Pack | — | Included (Pyke & Crimson Dawn Helmets) | | 5 Custom Weapon Coating Skins | — | Included (Bespin Security, Kafrene Informant) |
Pre-Order Bonus: Crystalline Astromech Cosmetic Pack
Every player who pre-orders either edition before the August 27, 2026 launch date unlocks the exclusive Crystalline Astromech Pack:
- Unlocks the custom R3 Astromech Droid variant.
- Translucent "crystalline" chassis heads for R4 and R5 models.
- The exclusive BR-1 Support Droid model for Den operations.
Value Recommendation
For strategy purists seeking the full 40-hour tactical experience without cosmetic extras, the Standard Edition ($49.99) offers complete access to all mechanical content, story missions, and dual-class progression. For diehard Star Wars fans wanting iconic Phase II ARC Trooper armor and Shadow Syndicate cosmetics, the Deluxe Edition ($59.99) represents excellent value.