Active Matter editions

What the four SKUs actually contain

Standard: 25,000 Credits, 300 Prime, 5 weapon sets, 1 mod set, 10 equipment sets, 6 ammo sets, on Steam, Gaijin, PS5, and Xbox. Advanced: 60,000 Credits, 1,300 Prime, 8 weapon sets, 3 mod sets, 17 equipment sets, plus storage expansion, replicator queue, Bouncer, and the Harpy recipe. Deluxe: 185,000 Credits, 5,500 Prime, 16 weapon sets, 10 mod sets, 26 equipment sets, plus Reaper/Knight shells, Bonecrusher, Robot Dog, and a digital soundtrack on Steam.

Elite Squad is Gaijin Store exclusive: one Deluxe plus two Standard keys for friends. The Steam grant is Deluxe-equivalent without extra keys. DLC 5180360 is Original Game Soundtrack, Vol.1, with Akira Yamaoka among composers. That soundtrack is the Deluxe Steam extra, not a separate combat system.

PlayStation listing uses Gaijin Games Kft / Gaijin Distribution KFT on legal chrome. Xbox product ID 9mz1sk7h6lb6 matches the official-site URL. Steam app 2887580 is the configured official product for this wiki’s media binding.

Advanced is the middle pile: more Prime, a replicator queue, and Harpy. Deluxe is the pile that adds vehicles and shells. Elite Squad is the pile that adds friends. If you do not have two friends who need Standard keys, Deluxe on Steam is the same combat crate without the extra codes.

Credits and Prime in the table are starting piles, not prices. Standard’s 300 Prime is a first-week container budget. Deluxe’s 5,500 Prime is a Monolith budget if you do not waste it on beacons. Read Harmonization before you spend the Deluxe pile on the wrong door.

Cross-play, Linux, languages, link deadline

Launch cross-play offers platform-only, consoles-only, or any-platform queues. PC and console progress are not shared. If you play both, you are keeping two shelters. That is the FAQ, not a rumor.

The game has native Linux support and runs on Steam Deck. Minimum PC spec requires an SSD and 45 GB storage. Steam lists full controller support; the FAQ confirms controllers on PC. Dagor Engine is the runtime.

Live game languages are English, German, French, Russian, Chinese, Spanish, and Portuguese, with full audio on English, German, Russian, and Simplified Chinese. Steam Simplified Chinese product title is 活性物质. Gaijin Early Version owners must link accounts by 23 November 2026 for free Steam access and shared PC progress. Miss that date and the Early Version stay on Gaijin.

Linux and Steam Deck do not get a unique SKU. They run the Steam build. Controllers work on that build. Cross-play queues still apply: a Deck player in any-platform matchmaking can meet consoles, and an Xbox profile keeps its own progress. Buy the edition on the store you will actually launch.

From Early Version to 1.0

9 September 2025: Early Version on the Gaijin Store. 18 December 2025: Fire Walk adds Dam, contested Dogorsk, new monsters, and the plate rework. 1 April 2026: Gigastructure adds Park, the maze raid, Alpha Flowerman, gravity gun, and Harmonization. 27 August 2026: 250 Shades of Liberty opens the U.S. coastal city. 15 September 2026: 1.0 on Steam, PS5, Xbox Series, and Gaijin.

A detailed post-launch roadmap was promised within a couple of weeks after 15 September 2026. Numbered patches such as 0.4.0.73 (Downtown length), 0.4.0.78 (Alpha Mimic walls), 0.4.0.84 (Distorted wake), and 0.4.0.93 appear in official news. This timeline stops at the named version rows rather than inventing a complete hotfix log.

Use the table for SKU math. Use the timeline for which gun and which raid existed when. Then buy the edition that matches how many friends you actually have keys for.

Fire Walk’s plate rework and Gigastructure’s gravity gun are why the arsenal table has a source column. Edition packs are the crate. Patches are the later names. 1.0 is the date those crates became a Steam and console product instead of a Gaijin Early Version experiment.