If there is one thing Star Wars Zero Company does really well, it is making armored enemies feel like an actual tactical problem rather than just another health bar. You can have a squad full of dangerous mercenaries, line up what looks like a perfect volley, and then watch your blasters barely scratch the target….
There is a particular feeling I look for in a turn-based strategy game. It is that moment when a plan that looked ridiculous three turns ago suddenly comes together perfectly: one character draws enemy fire, another slips behind cover, a third lands the shot you desperately needed, and somehow the whole squad survives. After spending…
There are games you start because the trailer looks cool, and then there are games that quietly eat an entire evening because you keep telling yourself, “Okay, one more mission.” Star Wars Zero Company is absolutely the second kind for me. As someone who loves quality strategy games but has become increasingly picky about them,…
If there is one thing Star Wars Zero Company gets right, it is making me care way too much about four characters standing on a grid. I have spent enough time with turn-based tactics to know that a squad can look incredible on paper and still collapse the moment the game throws a nasty encounter…
I have played enough demanding PC games on the Steam Deck to know the difference between a game that is genuinely portable and one that technically runs but makes you regret trying it. Star Wars Zero Company sits somewhere in the middle. It is playable on Valve’s handheld, but you cannot simply install it, launch…
There’s something oddly satisfying about getting a new Star Wars racing game after so many years. STAR WARS: Galactic Racer immediately caught my attention not just because of nostalgia for Episode I: Racer, but because it feels like someone finally said: “What if we rebuilt podracing for modern hardware and didn’t hold back?” As someone…
