Star Wars: Squadrons deals and price guide
The flight-sim is finally here, so we've found the best Star Wars: Squadrons deals and prices to save you money
Now that it's finally out in the wild, Star Wars: Squadrons deals are starting to appear. Want to get in on the flight-sim set in a galaxy far, far away? We've got the best offers for you right here.
- Star Wars: Squadrons at Amazon US | PS4 / Xbox One / PC
- Star Wars: Squadrons at Amazon UK | PS4 / Xbox One / PC
Considering how many positive reviews it's had (including ours), Star Wars: Squadrons deals are very tempting in the run up to the Holiday season. Plus, it's less expensive than a normal release. Because more than a few of us are investing in next-gen consoles this year, being able to save a bit of money here and there wouldn't go amiss.
It's certainly worth the fuss. It looks stunning, and we've waited a long time for a new starfighter game in the Star Wars universe. As shown by the Star Wars: Squadrons extended gameplay trailer, it's ready to deliver. Its focus on becoming an ace pilot - with new, impressive manoeuvres and mechanics for diverting ship power where it's needed most - sets it apart from the flight-sim mode in Star Wars: Battlefront 2. What's more, compatibility with VR makes it even more compelling for those who've dreamed about jumping into the cockpit of an X-Wing.
A spiritual successor to the Rogue Squadron series, Star Wars: Squadrons is set shortly after Return of the Jedi. As such, it pits the New Republic against the remnants of the Empire with a single-player campaign featuring heroes from the movies, books, and animated TV series (Hera Syndulla fans, represent). There's also a multiplayer mode featuring five-vs-five dogfights and larger fleet battles, not unlike Battlefront 2's Supremacy mode.
For more info, check out where it appears in the saga via our guide to the Star Wars timeline. As for Star Wars: Squadrons deals in your area, read on.
Star Wars: Squadrons deals
At the time of writing, there's only one kind of Star Wars: Squadrons deal available - the standard edition. Available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, it comes in at just $39.99 in the US and £34.99 in the UK. Considering the fact that we're getting both a single-player and multiplayer mode, that's not bad value at all.
You can find links specific to your region below.
US deals
If you're based in the US, you can pre-order Star Wars: Squadrons from all the usual places at a very respectable $39.99 or less.
PS4
Star Wars: Squadrons (standard edition) | $39.99
Walmart | Best Buy | Amazon
Xbox One
Star Wars: Squadrons (standard edition) | $39.99
Walmart | Best Buy | Amazon
PC
Star Wars: Squadrons (standard edition) | $39.99
Best Buy | Amazon
UK deals
In the UK, Star Wars: Squadrons pre-orders are will be available at all the usual suspects for a very respectable £34.99. It's only just gone on sale, but we'll add more retailers below as more stores open up pre-orders.
PS4
Star Wars: Squadrons (standard edition) - £34.99
Amazon / Currys
Xbox One
Star Wars: Squadrons (standard edition) - £34.99
Amazon / Currys
PC
Star Wars: Squadrons (standard edition) - £24.99
Amazon / CDKeys
VR headsets
In a very welcome twist, it turns out that Star Wars: Squadrons is fully compatible with virtual reality headsets from start to finish. That means you can plug in your PSVR headset, Oculus, or Vive to literally find yourself in the cockpit.
If that sounds like your jam, we've listed the best VR prices below. These are updated on a regular basis, so you can expect to see new offers appearing every day.
Other pre-order deals
It's a good year for games; there are more than a few exciting releases on their way in 2020, not to mention brand new consoles in the form of PS5 and Xbox Series X. Want to get your order in to take advantage of any bonuses? No problem. We've listed the biggest upcoming launches below, complete with all the deals you could need.
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