Homeworld 3 Collector’s Edition Revealed & Available for Pre-Order

Today, during its show from PAX East, Gearbox Publishing revealed the Collector’s Edition of the highly-anticipated Homeworld 3.

The Collector’s Edition has gone up for pre-order at various retailers today and includes the following.

• The Mothership, Khar-Kushan – This lovingly crafted 14” (35.6cm) model features USB-powered LEDs illuminating the ship’s engines, ports, and launch bays. Details include a removable bay door capable of displaying the Destroyer and authentic sounds from the game. The Mothership comes equipped with a dual positioned stand to accommodate both vertical and horizontal display options to best fit your set up.
• Hiigaran Destroyer – An all-purpose capital ship your enemies always dread seeing measuring 3in (7.62cm).
• Hiigaran Torpedo Frigate – Brimming with imposing launchers, the Torpedo Frigate is a devastating threat to enemy capital ships. Measures 1.8in (4.5cm)
• Hiigaran Recon in delta formation – The eyes and ears of Fleet Command and the fastest ships in the Hiigaran fleet, measuring 1.2in (3cm)
• WW2-inspired spotter deck – Ship recognition playing cards featuring the fleets of Homeworld 3 and perhaps a surprise or two.
• Litograph
• Homeworld 3 Logo Keychain
• Digital Content
  • Game Steam Key
  • Year One pass
  • Ship Decals
  • Icons
  • Banners
  • Multiplayer Name Colors
  • Soundtrack by Paul Rurkay

You can check out what it looks like below.

We also hear that Homeworld Mobile (which was originally announced in 2019) is finally coming this fall.

Homeworld 3 is slated for a Q4 2022 release exclusively for PC. You can also check out a gameplay trailer.

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