Editions & Buying

Key

Find the key details, watch the footage, and keep exploring from here.

Key art with the squad and Clone Wars backdrop
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  1. Store Purchase Is Not a Universal Key
  2. Separate the Game Licence From Bonus Codes
  3. Check These Fields Before Redemption
  4. Keep exploring

Store Purchase Is Not a Universal Key

The key art beside this section places Hawks at the center of a squad montage, with droids, a green lightsaber, armored figures, and a galactic battle backdrop surrounding the commander. It identifies the game's cast and Clone Wars tone. It contains no redemption screen, platform badge, region flag, seller name, product SKU, or code-delivery notice, so it cannot verify any marketplace offer.

Key art with the squad and Clone Wars backdrop

Separate the Game Licence From Bonus Codes

The preorder offer creates a second kind of code that should not be confused with ownership of the game. That language describes delivery of bonus content; it does not establish that every base-game purchase is delivered as a transferable key.

Likewise, an edition or upgrade code only establishes the content named in its written terms. A seller page should state whether the item is the full game, an upgrade, or bonus content.

Check These Fields Before Redemption

Before paying, match six fields: full game versus add-on, Standard versus Deluxe, PC versus console, the named redemption store, the account that will retain access, and the permitted region. Also confirm when the code is delivered and whether cancellation or refund rights change after it is revealed or redeemed.

Read the listing for the exact platform rather than extrapolating Steam's rules to every version.

A price comparison is meaningful only after those fields match.