Star Wars Zero Company (PC) - Steam Key - GLOBAL

STAR WARS Zero Company is a single-player, turn-based tactics game developed by Bit Reactor in collaboration with Respawn Entertainment and Lucasfilm Games, published by Electronic Arts. Players lead Hawks, a former Republic officer, and an unconventional squad of hired operatives through a cinematic story set in the twilight of the Clone Wars era. The game pairs tactical squad combat with third-person exploration outside of battle.

STAR WARS Zero Company launches on August 27, 2026 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. This is a simultaneous release across all three platforms, with no early-access window announced.

STAR WARS Zero Company is available on PC (via Steam), PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. There is no announced release for last-generation consoles (PS4, Xbox One) or for mobile.

STAR WARS Zero Company is a turn-based tactics game in the style of XCOM, built by developers with prior XCOM and Civilization experience at Bit Reactor. Unlike a pure tactics title, it also gives players full third-person control of protagonist Hawks between missions, adding a layer of action-adventure exploration and base management to the core turn-based combat.

Hawks is a former Republic officer and the player's customizable protagonist. Players can tailor Hawks' combat specialization and appearance, then build out the rest of Zero Company using a mix of original, authored characters and custom-made recruits, adjusting appearances, loadouts, and abilities to fit their preferred playstyle.

STAR WARS Zero Company is set during the twilight of the Clone Wars, a period not extensively explored in prior Star Wars games. The squad's roster reflects this setting, including archetypes such as a Jedi, a Clone Trooper, a Mandalorian bounty hunter, scoundrels, and specialty astromech droids.

Bit Reactor's lead producer has estimated roughly 30-40 hours to complete the main story campaign for the average player, depending on difficulty level and prior experience with the tactics genre. The story is linear from beginning to end, with no branching paths or romance subplots between operatives.

No. STAR WARS Zero Company does not include a New Game+ mode. Bit Reactor has confirmed that subsequent playthroughs unlock additional customization options rather than a full NG+ system with escalated difficulty or carried-over progression.

No official mod support is planned for STAR WARS Zero Company at launch. Players looking for replay variety will primarily find it through squad customization, cosmetic unlocks, and different tactical approaches to missions rather than user-generated content.

The Deluxe Edition includes everything in the Standard Edition plus two cosmetic packs and five painted weapon themes inspired by the Clone Wars era. The Grand Army of the Republic Cosmetic Pack adds a Republic Officer uniform, 100th Clone Company armor, and an ARC Trooper armor set (this armor set is Deluxe-exclusive). The Shadow Collective Cosmetic Pack adds a customizable Pyke helmet plus tattoo designs themed around the Pyke Syndicate, Hutt Cartel, Death Watch, Black Sun Syndicate, and Crimson Dawn. The five weapon themes are styled after the 100th Clone Company, Kafrene Informants, Black Sun enforcers, Bespin Security, and Separatist warriors.

Pre-ordering either the Standard or Deluxe Edition unlocks the Crystalline Astromech Cosmetic Pack at launch. This bonus includes an R3 droid, translucent crystalline-style heads for the R4 and R5 astromech variants, and the BR-1 droid, which is exclusive to Zero Company. The bonus is focused entirely on droid customization and is not tied to gameplay advantages.

Yes. A physical Collector's Edition is offered through Limited Run Games for PlayStation 5, Xbox, and PC, priced at roughly 299.99 USD. It centers on a variant Black Series electronic thermal detonator replica, plus a SteelBook, a desk mat, and additional collectibles. Note that the PC version of the Collector's Edition ships with a Steam code rather than a physical copy of the game itself.

Listed language support includes English, Polish, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), and Portuguese. Confirm full text-versus-audio localization per platform storefront closer to launch, since voice-over language lists can differ from subtitle language lists.