Star Wars: Zero Company will launch in 2026 across all current-gen platforms: PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PS5. No word on whether a Switch 2 port is on the cards.

Star Wars Zero Company is set at the tail end of the Clone Wars era. This is a period of conflict, as the Sith near the height of their power and the Republic begins to crumble.

After a brief tease, Star Wars Zero Company was officially unveiled and fans of the IP got a closer look at its XCOM-inspired action. It has been years since we last got a Star Wars strategy game ...

“Star Wars Zero Company” will be released in 2026 on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S consoles. “Our vision for ‘Star Wars Zero Company’ is grounded in gameplay design pillars ...

Star Wars Zero Company, the XCOM-like tactics game being made by ex-Firaxis devs, will be revealed this weekend; The next Warhammer 40K RPG from Rogue Trader's devs sounds killer: ...

Star Wars Zero Company, which one might colloquially refer to as “the XCOM Star Wars game,” got a full reveal today at a panel at Star Wars Celebration Japan.As for why one might refer to the ...

Star Wars: Zero Company is the official name of Respawn Entertainment and Bit Reactor’s long-awaited turn-based tactics game, placing players in control of a squad during the infamous Clone Wars ...

The Star Wars strategy game announced in 2022 finally has a name: Zero Company, as EA revealed today.A website about the game describes it as a “single-player turn-based tactics game ...

Zero Company could include Star Wars legends that did a lot of battling during the three-year-long Clone Wars conflict, but for the most part, we're expecting it to keep things shadowy, dirty, and ...

Star Wars: Zero Company is a turn-based tactical strategy game. The most obvious comparison is the modern XCOM entries by Firaxis, but we can also point to BattleTech or Fire Emblem for ...

The upcoming Star Wars game wants to emulate the feel of some of the best films and TV series in that franchise. Don't want to play as a human in Star Wars: Zero Company? You'll be free to change ...