The official announcement trailer for Star Wars Zero Company brings to life the new tactical action and strategy game from Respawn and Bit Reactor.
Star Wars Zero Company Official Trailer
After teasing its title and confirming it before offering any real look at the game, it seems the turn-based tactical strategy title from Bit Reactor and Respawn Entertainment finally has a trailer.
It runs for over two minutes and gives us our first proper look at the long-rumored project—offering a glimpse into the adventure set to launch across multiple platforms.
Unfortunately, the game isn’t scheduled to release this year. The studio has confirmed that it will launch on PC, Steam Deck, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S sometime in 2026.
The official website is already live and introduces us to Hawksa former Republic officer who now leads Zero Companyan unconventional squad of mercenaries from across the galaxy.
“There’s a war we don’t see. A war fought in the shadows. A war beneath the war.”
This is one of the key lines used to hint at the story’s darker undertones.
Lead an Elite Squad in the Twilight of the Clone Wars
Star Wars Zero Company is a single-player, turn-based tactical game developed by Bit Reactor in collaboration with Respawn Entertainment (Star Wars Jedi) and Lucasfilm Games.
Hawks and the Zero Company squad are recruited for a high-stakes mission to confront a new threat—one with the potential to consume the entire galaxy if left unchecked.
Hawks must lead this unconventional team, one full of misfits and clashing personalities, who must set aside their differences to overcome overwhelming odds.
A Strategic Twist on the Star Wars Universe
The reaction has been mixed—many fans are excited by the game’s XCOM-style strategy approach within the Star Wars universe, while others were hoping for something more original.
Still, there’s a long road ahead before its release on consoles, Steam, and the Epic Games Store.
The official Star Wars Zero Company trailer from Bit Reactor and Respawn Entertainment may be hiding more secrets than we realize.
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