Patch 1.2
Oct 15, 2026
New campaign rules and cheaper Den upgrades
Set Campaign Modifiers for a fresh run; revise Scout, Cly and Astromech plans, and check lower upgrade costs in your current campaign.
EA Patch 1.2 notesStart with a practical combat guide, choose the right Specialization for Hawks, meet the squad, check your PC, and make campaign decisions with verified information at hand.
Patch 1.2 rules checked October 16, 2026
Star Wars Zero Company is a single-player turn-based tactics game set during the twilight of the Clone Wars. You lead Hawks and a customizable squad of Operators through tactical missions while managing injuries, relationships, equipment, upgrades, resources, and strategic decisions from your base at The Den.
Follow this beginner-friendly route to understand the systems that matter most before difficult missions begin punishing bad squad decisions.
First deployment
Learn Action Points, movement, cover, hit chance, objectives, Overwatch and Advantage before a difficult mission exposes the gaps in your plan.
Build your squad
Compare the eight standard Specializations, character-locked paths and the squad functions that keep your company balanced.
Plan the campaign
Choose recovery, recruitment, Build Slots, weapons, and regional rewards around the bottleneck facing your next mission.
Keep them alive
Choose Story through Expert, understand the Beskar ruleset, and decide whether a permanent-loss campaign fits your first run.
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Check the new ability limits, plan Den spending and decide whether to start a modifier campaign.
Patch 1.2
Oct 15, 2026
Set Campaign Modifiers for a fresh run; revise Scout, Cly and Astromech plans, and check lower upgrade costs in your current campaign.
EA Patch 1.2 notesPC Hotfix
Sep 28, 2026
The official developer announcement reports a crash fix across various PC hardware configurations. Update before investigating a recurring failure.
Official PC Hotfix announcementPatch 1.1
Sep 9, 2026
Patch 1.1 covers tactical, save, weapon and stability corrections. Read its specific changes when checking a build interaction.
EA Patch 1.1 notesLaunch status
Aug 27, 2026
The game released worldwide for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with the Standard and Deluxe editions available on supported stores.
Steam store pagePC install
Aug 27, 2026
EA’s launch FAQ confirms that the Steam version does not require the EA app, removing a common purchase question for PC players.
EA launch FAQChoose a build, plan an affordable turn, check campaign order or troubleshoot your PC before deploying.
Enable the 1.2 rules, compare Instant Death and Two Strikes, and choose Advantage or respec restrictions for your next campaign.
A campaign-ready primer for Action Points, cover, Advantage, squad positioning and the decisions that matter in the opening hours.
Plan three AP, compare your actual shot previews and keep a healthy roster with practical recovery decisions.
Compare the eight standard Specializations, four character-locked paths, Focus Trees and practical squad pairings.
Compare Trick, Tel-Rea, Kabb, Cly, Jae and Luco, then cover the missing jobs with the interactive four-Operator planner.
Find all 13 story missions in order, compare Operation choices and prepare healthy replacements before the next Cycle.
Choose Scout, Medic, Sharpshooter or Gunslinger according to your roster, difficulty and the role your commander needs to fill.
Compare Patch 1.2 costs, choose a spending order and budget 100-Credit recruits alongside recovery and Build Slots.
Choose among four weapon families, Mods, and Utilities by AP cost, sightlines, objective pressure, and squad role.
Track all 53 Steam achievements with saved checkmarks, category filters, unlock conditions, preparation advice and collapsible spoilers.
Meet Hawks, authored Operators, custom recruits, The Den personnel and the major people behind Zero Company’s story.
Check system requirements, crash fixes, Steam Deck status, Denuvo disclosures and careful mod-installation guidance.
Find release details, supported platforms, the Standard and Deluxe editions, multiplayer status and the current Game Pass answer.
Star Wars Zero Company is a single-player turn-based tactics game developed by Bit Reactor, published by Electronic Arts, and made in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games. Set during the twilight of the Clone Wars, it follows Hawks, a former Galactic Republic officer leading an unconventional company of operatives for hire.
The campaign combines isometric tactical battles with squad management at The Den. Players recruit and customize Operators, manage injuries and Bonds, improve facilities, modify weapons, spend Intel on Operations, build Influence across regions, and make decisions that can change relationships and future missions.
Each Operator normally receives three Action Points per turn for movement, attacks and abilities, creating flexible combinations instead of rigid move-then-shoot turns.
Injuries accumulate when Operators are downed, while optional permadeath can permanently remove squad members and turn roster management into a campaign-level decision.
Relationships are more than dialogue. Strong Bonds unlock Cross Training bonuses and special passive benefits that directly improve squad performance.
The Den connects missions with recruitment, healing, equipment, upgrades, customization, conversations and strategic decisions between deployments.
Direct answers to common questions about combat, Operators, Specializations, platforms, injuries, permadeath and PC requirements.
Star Wars Zero Company is a single-player turn-based tactics game set during the twilight of the Clone Wars. It combines squad combat, Operator customization, base management, relationships, equipment and campaign decisions.
Star Wars Zero Company released worldwide on August 27, 2026.
The game is available on PC through the EA app, Steam and Epic Games Store, as well as PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Most Operators can use eight standard Specializations: Assault, Gunslinger, Heavy, Medic, Scoundrel, Scout, Sharpshooter and Soldier.
Operators normally receive three Action Points each turn. AP can be spent on movement, attacks, Utilities and abilities, while some actions such as certain assists or Advantage abilities can operate outside the normal AP cost.
Yes. Permadeath is enabled by default but can be turned off. Operators gain Injuries when downed, and repeated Injuries can permanently remove them from the campaign when permadeath is active.
No. Electronic Arts states that the Steam version is Steam native and does not require the EA app.
With Patch 1.2 or later, start a new campaign and open Difficulty Settings, then Additional Campaign Options. Choose the rules before starting; they take effect after the tutorial.
No. This is an independent fan-made guide and is not affiliated with Electronic Arts, Bit Reactor, Lucasfilm Games, Disney or any platform holder.
Start with the fundamentals, learn what each Operator does best, prepare the right squad for every mission, and use the Wiki whenever a tactical or campaign decision puts your team at risk.