Star Wars Zero Company is getting a Collector’s Edition from Limited Run Games, which includes a variety of physical goodies for fans to enjoy.
The Collector’s Edition of Star Wars Zero Company was officially revealed during a panel featuring the game’s cast and crew at San Diego Comic Con 2026. Produced by Limited Run Games, Star Wars fans can pre-order the Star Wars Zero Company Collector’s Edition from now until August 23, ahead of the game’s August 27 release date. This edition of the game will set fans back a hefty $299.99, and is available for the PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S versions of Star Wars Zero Company.
Star Wars Zero Company is an upcoming turn-based tactics game from Bit Reactor and EA, and it’s clearly a game developed by former XCOM developers. The game is set during the Clone Wars and features a cast of misfit mercenaries, known as the Zero Company, tasked with carrying out covert operations for the Republic. In true XCOM fashion, Star Wars Zero Company features mechanics like turn-based squad battles, permadeath, and an upgradeable home base.
Star Wars Zero Company Collector’s Edition from Limited Run Games Revealed, Costs $300
Revealed during a panel at SDCC, Limited Run Games and EA are giving fans some enticing goodies in the Star Wars Zero Company Collector’s Edition, albeit at a steep price point. Included in the $300 collector’s edition package are a variety of physical collectibles, including:
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Star Wars Zero Company Game
- All Console games will be shipped ahead of the Collector’s Edition. PC Steam game codes and Deluxe Edition Upgrade codes will be delivered via email on the official release date.
- Premium Foil Stamped Box
- SteelBook
- Retro Jewel Case
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Variant Star Wars The Black Series Electronic Thermal Detonator
- Includes: stand and instructions
- 31″ x 12″ Desk Mat
- Trick Pin
- Logo Pin
- Character Cards
- Patches
- Certificate of Authenticity
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I like the balance sheet here—less leverage than peers.
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I like the balance sheet here—less leverage than peers.
Good point. Watching costs and grades closely.
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