There are few things that annoy me more than a great-looking new game running badly for reasons that have nothing to do with my hardware. I was especially excited to jump into Star Wars Zero Company. The Clone Wars setting, turn-based tactical combat, character customization, and that XCOM-style squad management are exactly the kind of…
Star Wars Zero Company is exactly the kind of tactical Star Wars game I have wanted for years. The turn-based combat has weight, the maps are packed with detail, and watching a carefully planned squad operation fall apart because one enemy flanked you is painfully satisfying. But there is one problem that can ruin the…
I went into Star Wars Zero Company expecting the tactical battles to be the main attraction. And honestly, they are. The turn-based combat is the part that immediately grabbed me, especially when a clean flanking move or a perfectly timed ability saves a mission that looked completely doomed two turns earlier. But after spending more…
There are plenty of Star Wars games I can play for a few hours and then forget about. Star Wars Zero Company isn’t one of them. After spending serious time with Bit Reactor’s turn-based strategy game, I came away with a pretty simple opinion: this is one of the most interesting Star Wars games in…
I’ve played strategy games for years, from the original XCOM to Gears Tactics, Phoenix Point, Marvel’s Midnight Suns, and just about every tactical RPG that promised meaningful squad management. Most of them got the combat right. Very few made me care about the people standing behind the guns. After spending time with everything Bit Reactor…
If you have been waiting for a Star Wars strategy game that actually makes you think before pulling the trigger, Star Wars Zero Company is shaping up to be one of the more interesting releases of 2026. Developed by Bit Reactor in collaboration with Respawn Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts, the game takes the…
If you’ve played enough tactical RPGs, you eventually learn that a good one isn’t really about shooting first. It’s about making the right decision three turns before the shooting starts. That is exactly what caught my attention with Star Wars Zero Company. The upcoming strategy game from Bit Reactor, developed in collaboration with Respawn Entertainment…
