Star Wars: Zero Company, the upcoming tactics title from Bit Reactor, has been officially unveiled at Star Wars Celebration. The game is slated for a 2026 release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Set during the twilight of the Clone Wars, the single-player game follows Hawks, a former Republic officer leading an elite squad against an emerging threat. Featuring turn-based tactical combat, the game promises meaningful consequences based on player decisions.
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Players will embark on tactical operations and investigations across the galaxy, managing a base of operations and gathering intelligence via an informant network. The game introduces a roster of new characters from various classes and species, with a customizable squad. The protagonist, Hawks, can also be customized in appearance and class.
Star Wars: Zero Company is developed by Bit Reactor, a studio founded by strategy game veterans, with support from Lucasfilm Games and Respawn Entertainment, and published by Electronic Arts. This reveal follows a period of rumors and a teaser released by EA last week.
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