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Star Wars Zero Company launches worldwide on 27 August

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STAR WARS Zero Company is scheduled to launch worldwide for PC and consoles on Thursday, 27 August, with no reported changes to its release plans. The game is a single-player turn-based tactics title from Bit Reactor, set during the final stages of the Clone Wars and centred on commanding an elite squad through an original Star Wars story.

Players take the role of Hawks, a former Republic officer who leads Zero Company on operations and investigations across the galaxy. The game focuses on recruiting specialists with different archetypes and abilities, then combining them to create combat synergies and respond to threats strategically; no demo is planned, although it can be wishlisted on Steam.

  • Star Wars Zero Company launches worldwide on 27 August.
  • It is a single-player Clone Wars tactical strategy game.
  • Players recruit specialists and build combat synergies.

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Star Wars is a long-running science-fiction series set in a galaxy divided by political conflict. The Clone Wars were a major war between the Galactic Republic and a breakaway alliance, taking place before the events of the original Star Wars film.

Zero Company is a new single-player game set towards the end of that war. It follows Hawks, a former Republic officer, who leads a small specialist unit on missions and investigations.

The game is being made by Bit Reactor and uses turn-based tactical combat, where players take actions one character at a time. Players can choose and combine team members with different abilities, making squad selection an important part of each mission.

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Originally published by Destructoid as “STAR WARS Zero Company release countdown: Exact date and time”.

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