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Live release · Turn-based tactics · Bit Reactor / EA / Lucasfilm Games

Star Wars Zero Company

PC · PlayStation 5 · Xbox Series X|S Launched August 27, 2026

Independent live-release coverage. PixelQuest is not affiliated with Electronic Arts, Bit Reactor, Respawn Entertainment, Lucasfilm, or Disney. This page answers what the game is and how editions are labeled in official materials. Mission maps, operator stats, permadeath rules, and “best squad” lists are not invented here.

Official launch: August 27, 2026
Developer / publisher: Bit Reactor / Electronic Arts (in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games)
Last checked: 2026-09-02
Official fact

What launched

Source-labeled

Release state

EA’s August 27, 2026 press release: Star Wars Zero Company is now available for PC via the EA app, Steam, and Epic Games Store, and on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles. Bit Reactor’s Greg Foertsch published a same-day “Welcome Operators” note on the official EA game site.

OFFICIAL FACT — EA press release Aug 27, 2026; EA “Welcome Operators”

What the game is

Official copy: a single-player turn-based tactics game set in the twilight of the Clone Wars. You play as Hawks, a former Galactic Republic officer leading Zero Company, recruited by Republic Intelligence to stop the Infinite Coil — a Separatist-aligned cult led by Kundri Fathom — before the Shadow Plague consumes the galaxy.

OFFICIAL FACT — EA press release; EA product page

How you play (publisher language)

EA feature copy: tactical operations and investigations; squad of operatives (archetypes ranging from scoundrels to astromechs, or a Jedi); combat synergies from deploying together; customize Hawks’ combat specialization and appearance; original and custom-made characters with appearances, loadouts, and abilities; strategize on the battlefield and at the base of operations, The Den. Official text says decisions make each playthrough different. PixelQuest does not publish a required first-mission route.

OFFICIAL FACT — EA product features; EA press release (The Den)

Deluxe labeling

The official product page lists Deluxe Edition cosmetic packs: The Grand Army of the Republic Cosmetic Pack; The Shadow Collective Cosmetic Pack; five exclusive painted weapons themes. The press release also names a Collector’s Edition with physical extras. PixelQuest does not publish live store prices.

OFFICIAL FACT — EA product page (named packs); EA press release (Collector’s Edition exists)
Player questions this page will answer

Before you start

Is this Star Wars Outlaws?

No. PixelQuest’s existing Star Wars Outlaws hub is a different game. Zero Company is Bit Reactor’s turn-based tactics debut, published by EA with Lucasfilm Games.

OFFICIAL FACT — EA press release (Bit Reactor debut; collaborators)

Where official operator/enemy explainers live

EA hosts an Operators hub and an Enemies hub on the official game site. Use those for specialty blurbs. PixelQuest will not copy a full operator stat table until those pages are source-logged in a later slice.

OFFICIAL FACT — ea.com operators-hub and enemies-hub links · detailed tables = later

Soundtrack

EA press release: the soundtrack, an original score by GRAMMY-winning composer Gordy Haab, is available via Walt Disney Records alongside launch.

OFFICIAL FACT — EA press release Aug 27, 2026

What PixelQuest will add next

Source-labeled operator/enemy pages from the official hubs, then mission structure only if first-party or play-validated. No invented permadeath, campaign length, or difficulty-tier claims on this launch page.

PIXELQUEST COVERAGE PLAN — not a gameplay claim

Unknown / not claimed

  • Operator stats, ability numbers, and “best squad” compositions.
  • Mission order, planet count, and campaign length.
  • Permadeath / injury rules beyond official “life and death” marketing language.
  • Cross-play, cross-save, and performance claims.
  • Live store prices and stock.

Official sources used on this page