Star Wars: Zero Company is a fresh tactical strategy game set during the Clone Wars.
Respawn Entertainment
Star Wars: Zero Company is the official title of Respawn Entertainment and Bit Reactor's much-anticipated turn-based tactics game, which puts players in charge of a squad during the notorious Clone Wars. The announcement was made earlier today, although specific details remain limited. A comprehensive panel is expected at the Star Wars Celebration Japan. For those unable to attend (which is likely the case for many), the website will publish all the updates after the panel concludes at 4:30 PM JT, approximately 3:30 AM ET.
Here’s what is confirmed so far. Zero Company is a single-player tactical game that appears to focus on storytelling. An image was released depicting "a few members of the elite squad under your command." While the identities of the characters are not fully disclosed, we can identify an Umbaran, a Mandalorian, a human, a Clone, and a Droid among them. Notably, there also seems to be a Tognath Jedi included in the team.
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Speculation and leaks suggest that the game will have similarities to X-Com in various respects. The current lack of definitive information is to be expected; the team is clearly generating excitement for the Star Wars celebration, and a reveal trailer is likely to be showcased then. A release date seems less probable since it’s unclear how advanced the game's development is; however, given that it was first announced in 2022, there's potential for an estimated release timeframe.
Star Wars enthusiasts have much to anticipate. With the announcement of Zero Company, the news that the Knights of the Old Republic remake is actively in development, and the upcoming second season of Andor, there is an abundance of thrilling content ahead.
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