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Star Wars Zero Company
Set in the twilight of the Clone Wars, you will step into the shoes of Hawks, a former Republic officer who leads Zero Company — an unconventional outfit of professionals for hire hailing from across the galaxy.
Details
- Released
- August 27, 2026
- Developer
- Cup Dog Games, Bit Reactor
- Genres
- Strategy · Turn-based strategy (TBS) · Tactical
- Publisher
- Electronic Arts
- Platforms
- PC · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S
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Star Wars Zero Company Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
We review Star Wars Zero Company, focusing on the console version. Is it worth checking out on PS5 or Xbox?
Some of the best Star Wars tales are the ones that are fought in the shadows of the Republic.
Oh, Star Wars. Ever since Disney got its hands on the franchise, it has been a wild ride of hits and misses. When it comes to the movies, there have arguably been a fair few misses, with The Last Jedi and, of course, the abomination that is The Rise of Skywalker leaving a nasty stain on the franchise. However, there have also been some genuinely strong highlights. Rogue One and Andor, in particular, have proven that Star Wars still has plenty of life left in it.
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Somewhere long ago in a galaxy far, far away, the story of the Zero Company crew takes place, as they become embroiled in conflicts that will affect the fate of the entire universe.
Star Wars Zero Company is an engaging turn-based tactics title that respects the lore, telling a great story that introduces interesting characters throughout.
Star Wars: Zero Company is a buggy yet surprisingly captivating RPG with some great combat. Do not play this on the Steam Deck, though.
Star Wars Zero Company delivers deep squad tactics, flexible character builds, destructible environments, and strong companions despite technical issues.
Star Wars Zero Company is the debut game from Bit Reactor, but does this new studio manage to make a good impression right away? Patatrick finds out.
EA’s latest Star Wars game is more than just an XCOM clone, but it's a bit rough around the edges