What Does the Deluxe Edition Include?
The Deluxe Edition includes the game and a set of cosmetic additions. PlayStation, Epic, Xbox, and EA materials agree on the core list. Their descriptions frame these items as cosmetics rather than new tactical systems or story content.
The extra content is split into the “Grand Army of the Republic” Cosmetic Pack, the “Shadow Collective” Cosmetic Pack, and five weapon-set themes. This makes the upgrade most relevant to players who plan to spend time changing squad and weapon appearances.
Grand Army of the Republic Cosmetic Pack
- “Republic Officer” Uniform
- “100th Clone Company” Armor Set
- “ARC Trooper” Armor Set
The official descriptions call these unique cosmetic items inspired by the Clone Wars era. The supplied material does not assign combat statistics, abilities, or gameplay advantages to any of the three items.
Shadow Collective Cosmetic Pack
- “Pyke” Helmet Cosmetic
- “Pyke Syndicate” tattoo cosmetic
- “Hutt Cartel” tattoo cosmetic
- “Death Watch” tattoo cosmetic
- “Black Sun Syndicate” tattoo cosmetic
- “Crimson Dawn” tattoo cosmetic
EA and Epic list the five tattoos individually, while the shorter PlayStation and Xbox descriptions summarize them as five cosmetic tattoos. All four sources support the same pack structure.
Five Cosmetic Weapon Set Themes
- “100th Clone Company” Cosmetic Weapon Set
- “Kafrene Informant” Cosmetic Weapon Set
- “Black Sun Syndicate Enforcer” Cosmetic Weapon Set
- “Bespin Security” Cosmetic Weapon Set
- “Separatist Warrior” Cosmetic Weapon Set
The store pages describe these as themes or cosmetic weapon sets. They do not provide weapon statistics or say that the sets change combat performance, so this guide does not attach mechanical claims to them.
Was the Pre-Order Bonus Part of Deluxe?
The supplied EA guide lists the Crystalline Astromech Cosmetic Pack as a pre-order bonus for both the Standard and Deluxe Editions. It was therefore a purchase-timing reward, not one of the Deluxe-only packs.
The available official excerpt does not list the pack's individual items, redemption steps, expiry date, missing-content support process, or whether it may be sold separately. Those details are omitted rather than inferred from the unsupported summary included in the source file.
Is a Deluxe Edition Upgrade Available?
The supplied Epic store page lists a “STAR WARS Zero Company Deluxe Edition Upgrade” alongside the game editions. That supports the existence of an upgrade listing. The supplied excerpt does not give a price or state every purchase condition, so buyers should check the live store for terms that apply to their platform and region.
Sources and Evidence Limits
The item list comes from supplied PlayStation Store, Epic Games Store, Xbox Store, and EA Help material. A third-party comparison article repeats much of the same list, but this page relies on the official listings for its core claims.
No supplied official text says Deluxe grants early access, exclusive missions, stronger squad members, or exclusive abilities. The page therefore presents Deluxe as a cosmetic choice and makes no claim about value based on an unverified current price.