stellaris has three versions, the normal version, the nova version and the galaxy version. The differences are as follows:

1. In terms of game content

The ordinary version only contains the content of the game itself; Nova edition contains game ringtones outside the game, including theme ringtones; Galaxy version contains 14 minutes of the original soundtrack of the game "Stars" and 14 minutes of the original music.

2, the periphery is different

The normal version and the new star version only have games without periphery; In addition to all the contents of the &, the Galaxy version also contains the exclusive alien race (skin pack DLC) forum icon (Galaxy)&; The unique avatar is exclusive to 13 books, and the electronic version of the novel "Stars" is also collected, and the wallpaper signed by Steven Savile.

extended materials:

Stellaris other DLC

stellaris: distant stars story pack?

is a new exploration theme story package. Players will discover new anomalies in the unknown depths of space, unfold new storylines and meet strange new life.

Stellaris-Apocalypse

is a complete expansion package, which redraws the Star Wars for all players and adopts a series of new offensive and defensive options. Destroy the whole world with a horrible new type of planetary killer weapon, and fight or fight side by side with fierce space pirates.

Stellaris: Synthetic Dawn Story Pack

Players can choose to play the game in a machine empire (a society composed entirely of robots). Driven by the unique game characteristics and event chain, the synthetic man expands constantly, forming a robot bee colony consciousness, establishing a network dominated by artificial intelligence, and finally becoming the master of the Milky Way.

Stellaris：Utopia)

for a thousand years, the call from the stars has never stopped, and now our players are strolling among them. The mysterious universe is full of all kinds of possibilities. In the face of all this, the race of our own players has taken the first step to explore the unknown world in due course. Here, their own players don't have to pay attention to the political situation in which their home planet is divided.

"Stellaris: Humanoids Categories Pack"

adds decorative options to Paradox's empire-building sci-fi strategy game, giving players a brand-new choice of races close to home.