Star Wars Zero Company

Bit Reactor's turn-based Star Wars tactics game commanding an elite squad.

27 Aug 2026 · Paid

About Star Wars Zero Company

STAR WARS Zero Company™ Deluxe Edition Unlock unique cosmetic items inspired by the Clone Wars™ era with STAR WARS Zero Company™ Deluxe Edition. The “Grand Army of the Republic” Cosmetic Pack: • “Republic Officer” Uniform • “100th Clone Company” Armor Set • “ARC Trooper” Armor SetThe “Shadow Collective” Cosmetic Pack: • “Pyke” Helmet Cosmetic • 5 cosmetic tattoos: “Pyke Syndicate,” “Hutt Cartel,” “Death Watch,” “Black Sun Syndicate,” & “Crimson Dawn”5 Weapon Set Themes: • “100th Clone Company” • “Kafrene Informant” • “Black Sun Syndicate Enforcer” • “Bespin Security” • “Separatist Warrior” About the Game Command an elite squad through a gritty and authentic story in STAR WARS Zero Company™, a single-player turn-based tactics game set in the twilight of the Clone Wars™. You will step into the shoes of Hawks, a former Republic officer who leads Zero Company as they are recruited for an operation that pits them against an emerging threat that will consume the galaxy if left unchecked. Command the galaxy’s finest in tactical operations, investigations, and other heart-pounding missions through a cinematic original story.

• Turn-based squad tactics
• Customisable operative roster
• Clone Wars-era storyline
• Permadeath Ironman option
• Co-op campaign support
• Steam Achievements
• Steam Trading Cards
• Partial Controller Support
• Steam Cloud
• HDR available
• Family Sharing

Storyline

In 19 BBY, the final year of the Clone Wars, former Galactic Republic captain Tesh Hawks leads the independent mercenary outfit Zero Company. Several years prior, Hawks was dismissed from military service after taking blame for a disastrous defeat against the Separatists. Members of Zero Company include Trick, a clone trooper who served with Hawks and joined Zero Company after being medically discharged; Runa Blask, a Togruta partisan who is second-in-command and Zero Company's financial consultant; and Kabb Uppercut, a former boxer who has a cybernetic left arm. Heavily indebted to the Hutts, Zero Company undertakes mercenary contracts to remain solvent. During a mission on Serolonis, the group encounters the Infinite Coil, a Separatist-aligned cult led by Kundri Fathom and droid general Typhon. Members of the Coil are infected with the Shadow Plague, a mysterious disease that kills some victims while leaving survivors physically enhanced and susceptible to Fathom's influence. After learning of the encounter, Republic Intelligence officer Bennic Halloren and Republic-aligned Luunatan noble Jae Mordant offer to forgive Zero Company's debt if they help stop the Coil. Zero Company traces the Coil's activities to an initiation ceremony on Courtsilius. There, they encounter Tel-Rea, a Tognath Jedi Padawan who independently pursues the Coil while attempting to complete her deceased Master's final mission. Together, they rid Courtsilius of the Coil, and Tel-Rea joins Zero Company. Zero Company infiltrates a prisoner exchange between the Republic, represented by Anakin Skywalker, and Umbaran Partisans on Bespin. During the exchange, the Coil kills Rhy Cesca, the Partisan leader and Republic prisoner Luco Bronc's lover, for defying the Separatists. Despite Bronc's hatred of the Republic, he joins Zero Company to seek vengeance. Zero Company's investigation leads them to Luunata, which they liberate from the Coil. As a result, Jae leaves Zero Company to continue her work. Republic Intelligence locates Fathom and the remaining Coil leadership and sends the elite Stillwatch Battalion to help capture her. However, Supreme Chancellor Palpatine issues Order 66 and…

Gameplay

Players can customize Hawks' gender, appearance, and voice at the beginning of the game. Combat in the game is turn-based, and played from a top-down perspective. Players issue commands to a squad of characters, which may include custom mercenaries as well as story-based characters. These characters can be sorted into different classes, though story-based characters have access to their own unique skills and abilities. Players can also create their own astromech droids, which focus on supporting the party and utilizing explosives. In each turn, each characters only has a limited number of action points that dictate how many actions they can perform and how far they can move, though they can be replenished within a turn using certain abilities. Squad members can sustain lasting injuries or suffer permanent death, though the narrative continues regardless of who is lost. Players can choose from four different difficulty levels: Story, Normal, Hard or Expert. On any difficulty, an optional modifier called "Beskar Mode" restricts the player to one save file that is erased if Hawks or any other story-based character dies. Different missions have different objectives. While each level is designed by the developer, the placement of enemies is procedurally generated. Between missions, players manage the Den, a base of operations, to conduct research, upgrade their gear, and launch strategic investigations and tactical strikes. Players advance time, known as cycles, as they complete missions. Some objectives are time-limited, meaning that they will expire if they are not completed in time. Players can start non-combat operations to gather intel. In these missions, players must make narrative decisions that may lead to consequences several cycles later. The game features a progression system where players can choose which permanent upgrades to deny their enemies through sabotage. The game features elements commonly found in role-playing video games. Outside of combat, players can explore the world from a third-person perspective. At the Den, the player character can converse with different squad members. They will have differing personalities and world views and players…