《Star Wars Zero Company》已于2026年8月27日发售

Release Information

• Release Date: August 27th, 2026. Available Now!
• Developer: Bit Reactor
• Publisher: Electronic Arts and Lucasfilm Games
  Platform(s): PC (EA App, Steam, Epic Games Store), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S
• Price:
  • Standard - $50 (PC) | $60 (Console)
  • Deluxe - $60 (PC) | $70 (Console)

Deluxe Edition Contents

The Deluxe Edition for Star Wars Zero Company contains the following cosmetic contents:

• Grand Army of the Republic Cosmetic Pack
  • 100th Clone Company Armor
  • "Republic Officer" Uniform
  • "ARC Trooper" Armor Set
• Shadow Collective Cosmetic Pack
  • Customizable Pyke Helmets
  • Crime Syndicate Tattoos
    
    • Crimson Dawn
    • Pyke Syndicate
    • Deathwatch
    • Black Sun Syndicate
    • Hutt Cartel
• Exclusive Painted Weapons Themes
  • Repeater
    
    • 100th Clone Company Cosmetic Weapon Set
  • Blaster Rifle
    
    • Black Sun Syndicate Enforcer Cosmetic Weapon Set
  • Longarm Rifle
    
    • Separatist Warrior Cosmetic Set
  • Blaster Pistol
    
    • Kafrene Informant Cosmetic Weapon Set
    • Bespin Security Cosmetic Weapon Set

Pre-Ordering Star Wars Zero Company grants the following cosmetic contents:

• R3 Droid Unlock
  • EXCLUSIVE Pre-Order Bonus!
• Translucent "Crystalline" Astromech Heads
  • Includes the R4 and R5 Variants as well as the BR-1 Droid, an original droid design from Bit Reactor.

About The Game

Command an elite squad in the twilight of the Clone Wars in Star Wars Zero Company™, a single-player turn-based tactics game from the minds behind XCOM and Marvel's Midnight Suns.

• Lead the Clone Wars' Most Cunning Operatives Against a Growing Threat
  
  • Command the galaxy's finest through tactical, heart-pounding combat missions or strategic, text-based operations.
    
    • Face off against numerous factions from the mysterious Infinite Coil, the Separatist Alliance, rival mercenary groups, and more.
  • Plan your next move at The Den, the headquarters for Zero Company.
    • After each combat mission, wind down at headquarters and prep for the next cycle.
    • Manage your credits and outfit your team.
    • Upgrade abilities, customize loadouts, and build synergies to maximize combat potential.
• Customize Zero Company, Your Way
  
  • Play as Hawks, a fully-customizable player character.
  • Deploy a team of your own choosing:
    
    • Take advantage of Zero Company's SIX authored story operatives from a Jedi Padawan to a Mandalorian Warrior each with their own unique talents, unlockable stories, and more.
    • Create your own custom operators from a pool of ten iconic Star Wars species such as Humans, Twi'leks, Togrutas, Zabraks, Mirialans, Devaronians, Weequays, Rodians, Ovissians, and Neimoidians. Or if you fancy, create your very own Clone Trooper or Astromech Droid.
      
      • Choose between ten personalities (voices) for your custom operators and two personalities for Clones/Astromechs.

• Engage in Tactical Combat
  
  • Choose between 8 specializations each with their own role, abilities, and talents.
    • Assault
    • Gunslinger
    • Heavy
    • Medic
    • Scoundrel
    • Scout
    • Sharpshooter
    • Soldier
  • Choose from a variety of weapons that can all be customized and upgraded any way you want:
    
    • Main Weaponry:
      
      • Blaster Pistol
      • Blaster Rifle
      • Repeater
      • Longarm Rifle
    • Utility Items
      
      • Scatter Guns
      • Ion Weapons
      • Grenades
      • Consumables
  • Fight in hand-crafted arenas with destructible cover in gameplay inspired by XCOM and Marvel's Midnight Suns. Take control of the battlefield and use everything at your disposal.

• Forge Deep Bonds with your Squad
  
  • Improve your squad's skills with the Bond System, a relationship mechanic between any two squad members that develops over the course of the campaign through actions done on the battlefield or through interactions at The Den.
    
    • Gain permanent combat bonuses, unlock focus (skill) points to spend, and experience evolving conversations -- both positive or negative!
  • EVERY. CHOICE. MATTERS. No two playthroughs will be the same.
    
    • Throughout the campaign, the player must make critical choices that can bring the squad together...or tear it apart.
      
      • Be careful, some story decisions can lead to an operative leaving Zero Company permanently.
    • With PERMADEATH enabled by default, your operatives (excluding Hawks) can die at any point throughout the story. Zero Company will adapt to such events with characters memorializing their fallen comrades depending on the bonds made.

Meet The Company

• Hawks - this former Grand Army of The Republic captain was discharged for a mission gone wrong and now spearheads Zero Company.

• Trick - CT-3301 was injured saving his commanding officer, Hawks, on the planet of Antine from a Separatist attack. Deemed unfit for military service, he decided to follow Hawks to form Zero Company to continue the fight.

• Tel-Rea Vokoss - Disciplined and determined, this Tognath Jedi Padawan joined Zero Company to honor her late Jedi Master, who was last seen investigating the mysterious Infinite Coil.

• Cly Kullervo - this infamous Mandalorian warrior is one of the last surviving members of Clan Verminoth. Not much is known about her other than her implacable quest for revenge.

• Luco Bronc - this sharp-tongued Umbaran sniper defended his home during the Republic invasion of Umbara. Although he harbors no love for anything Republic, he'll set aside his differences if it means to investigate new troubles that have arisen.

• Jae Mordant - Hailing from the ruthless House Mordant of Shu-Toran, this Ore-Baroness convinced the Republic to hire Zero Company in an effort to help reclaim her planet, Luunata, now under siege by the Infinite Coil and Separatist Alliance. Sophisticated, witty, and relentlessly self-possessed, she'll stop at nothing until what's hers is hers again.

• Kabbney "Kabb" Uppercut - a veteran crook and former prizefighter that now works for Zero Company. This burly Felshi is known for his cybernetic arm, his namesake knockout punch, and his distinctive rhyming dialect.

Media

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PC System Requirements

Recommended PC System Requirements

• OS: 64 bit Windows 10/11 (Windows 11 Recommended)
• Processor(AMD): Ryzen 7 3700X
• Processor(Intel): Intel Core i7-10700K
• Memory: 32 GB
• Graphics Card(AMD): Radeon RX 7800 XT
• Graphics Card(Nvidia): Nvidia Geforce RTX 3080
• Direct X: 12
• Online Connection Requirements: N/A
• Hard Drive Space: 50 GB
• Additional Notes: Resolution: 2560x1440 FPS: 60 Graphics Settings Preset: High

Minimum PC System Requirements

• OS: 64 bit Windows 10/11 (Windows 11 Recommended)
• Processor(AMD): Ryzen 5 2600X
• Processor(Intel): Intel Core i5-8400
• Memory: 16 GB
• Graphics Card(AMD): Radeon RX 5600 XT, or Intel ARC B580
• Graphics Card(Nvidia): Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080
• Direct X: 12
• Online Connection Requirements: N/A
• Hard Drive Space: 50 GB
• Additional Notes: Resolution: 1920x1080 FPS: 30 Graphics Settings Preset: Low

FAQ
Q: Is an internet connection required to play the game?
A: You can play through the entirety of Zero Company offline. An internet connection is only required to install a day-one patch.

Q: Are there microtransactions?
A: No. The only DLC that exists is the contents included in the Deluxe Edition.

Q: How long is the campaign?
A: Bit Reactor estimates that it'll take 30-40 hours for the average player to beat the main story, which doesn't include the various Strategic Operations or Tactical Missions at your disposal.

Q: Is the campaign time-sensitive like XCOM?
A: No, there is no equivalent to the Avatar Project in XCOM that forces a game over if ignored. However, you cannot put the main story off indefinitely. You are given a set number of cycles (or days) to do a critical story mission. On the very last cycle, you are forced to do said story mission to progress through the game.

Q: Does the story go beyond the Clone Wars?
A: Yes! Details are sparse, but we do know that the story takes place during the end of the Clone Wars and a little bit afterwards. What happens then? You'll have to play the game to find out!

Q: What are the planets that we can visit in Zero Company?
A: In Strategic Operations, the text-based "choose-your-own-adventure" excursions, the player can visit over 150 planets. In Tactical Missions, the player can visit 12 unique locations with a few more kept in secrecy.

Q: I don't want to play as a grizzled old man! Can I customize Hawks?
A: Yes, you can fully customize Hawks. You'll have access to six Star Wars species (Human, Twi'Lek, Togruta, Zabrak, Mirialan, and Devaronian), two body types, two voice types (one is masculine and cowboy-like whereas the other is feminine and agent-like), an incredible amount of clothing attire, and lots more options.

Q: Do I need to play with the authored story characters?
A: No! You'll encounter these characters throughout the narrative in which they are not required to be on your team after their introduction. Nearly the entire game is playable with custom operators.

Q: Can I romance characters?
A: Fire Emblem, this is not.

Q: Can I make a full squad of Clone Troopers or Astromechs?
A: For narrative purposes, these type of operatives are not immediately accessible. Moreover, team compositions like this can only be used in non-story tactical missions since Hawks is required in the main campaign.

Q: How involved are custom operators? Will I be missing out if I choose not to use the characters made by Bit Reactor?
A: They are very, very involved. For starters, you can choose between 10 personalities for your custom operators with an additional two for Clone Troopers and Astromechs, respectively. They'll banter with the team, form relationships with others that'll dynamically change, and have personal likes/dislikes when it comes to your decisions.

Q: In XCOM, there is an "Iron Man" mode where there is only one save and manual saving is disabled. Does Zero Company have this feature as well?
A: Yes, it is referred to as "Beskar Mode" and can be enabled or disabled prior to a playthrough.

Q: How many difficulty options are there?
A: There are four difficulty options: Story, Normal, Hard, and Expert.

Q: How does permadeath work and is it a requirement?
A: Once an operator has their HP reduced to 0, they'll accrue an injury. If left untreated, they will die once a third injury is achieved. Injuries can be treated through the Medbay (limited space without upgrades, takes a certain amount of cycles to complete) or Bacta Tank (costs credits but is instantaneous, disabled on Hard and Expert modes). Be careful, though! Injuries can also happen through the text-based operations depending on your choices, which means that operators *can* die here. Don't forget that multiple injuries can be gained in a single mission or cycle.

Although Bit Reactor intends for Zero Company to be played with permadeath enabled by default, you can choose to play with or without it. Plus, it exists as a separate toggle so you can play on Story Mode with Permadeath enabled if you so choose.

Q: Is Zero Company available on the Steam Deck?
A: Despite not being Steam Deck verified, yes, it is playable. Unfortunately, performance is not too great.

Reception

• Review Thread
• Reviews
  
  • Metacritic: 85
  • Opencritic : 85