Starfield constellation edition code has worked but the game doesn’t show in my games on my...

Hi! Sorry to hear that, what error do you get? Try to provide screenshots if possible.

Thanks for responding.

I didn’t get any error message, the code worked and the on screen message said to head to my games to download but it doesn’t show in my games and apps.

It let me download it from the game pass area and said I owned it but it’s the standard edition and not the Premium Edition.

Thanks.

You mentioned you get an error if you try to download to your console, could you provide a screenshot of this error?

Try signing out and then sign back in. To do so, press the Xbox button, and then go to Profile & system > Sign out. After you've signed back in, check for the game in your library again.

https://support.xbox.com/help/games-apps/my-games-apps/view-downloadable-content

I'm checking in on this question - because I now have this issue. I purchased the Starfield Constellation for PC, which comes with an activation code for Steam. I have activated my game and have been playing it since early release launch - but since this was activated on Steam, there is no connection for the game to be activated on Xbox/Microsoft Store. Without this, the game is not recognized as Play Anywhere.

Currently, I can only play the game on my PC unless I purchase the premium edition AGAIN on Xbox or the Microsoft Store. This was very much not clear when the Constellation Edition was purchased (the most expensive collector's option available) and seems to be a slap in the face of the consumers that purchased these for PC.

If it was going to restrict our ability to use the Play Anywhere feature, why were Steam codes sent instead of Xbox codes?

If there is a solution to this where I can utilize the Play Anywhere feature for Starfield since I purchased the Constellation Edition as a loyal fan, I would love to hear my options.

EDIT: There was apparently a Microsoft Store version of the Constellation edition that I was not aware of, or had forgotten about. So that answers all of that. Thank you to the responders.

According to the article from IGN:

"Constellation Edition (the one that comes with the in-game watch in real life) all include “up to five days early access”.

Starfield’s street date is September 6, but with this early access period, its effective release date is September 1.

Here’s the small print, from Bethesda:

“Actual playtime depends on the purchase date and is subject to possible outages and applicable time zone differences.”

Given Starfield is a single-play story-driven game, it’s hard to see outages preventing any of the five-day early access periods from being available."

Reference link: https://sea.ign.com/starfield/200461/news/starf...

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