Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Is Star Wars Zero Company actually worth playing? In this Star Wars Zero Company review, Scrybe dives into the new turn-based tactics game from Bit Reactor to break down the gameplay, combat, story, characters, strategy, and whether this new take on Star Wars lives up to the hype.
Set during the twilight of the Clone Wars, Star Wars Zero Company puts you in command of Hawks, a former Republic officer leading an unconventional squad of operatives through a new single-player Star Wars story.
But how does Zero Company actually play? And does Star Wars work as an XCOM-style tactical strategy game?
In this review, we take a look at:
• Star Wars Zero Company gameplay and turn-based combat
• The story, setting, and Clone Wars connections
• Hawks and the members of Zero Company
• Squad building, abilities, customization, and tactical depth
• How Zero Company compares to games like XCOM
• What works — and what doesn't
• Whether Star Wars Zero Company is worth buying
Star Wars Zero Company is developed by Bit Reactor in collaboration with Electronic Arts and Lucasfilm Games and is available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
If you've played Zero Company, let me know what you think in the comments. Where does it rank among Star Wars games for you?
And if you're new here, welcome to Scrybe Gaming.
#StarWarsZeroCompany #StarWarsGaming #ZeroCompany
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Is Star Wars Zero Company actually worth playing? In this Star Wars Zero Company review, Scrybe dives into the new turn-based tactics game from Bit Reactor to break down the gameplay, combat, story, characters, strategy, and whether this new take on Star Wars lives up to the hype.
Set during the twilight of the Clone Wars, Star Wars Zero Company puts you in command of Hawks, a former Republic officer leading an unconventional squad of operatives through a new single-player Star Wars story.
But how does Zero Company actually play? And does Star Wars work as an XCOM-style tactical strategy game?
In this review, we take a look at:
• Star Wars Zero Company gameplay and turn-based combat
• The story, setting, and Clone Wars connections
• Hawks and the members of Zero Company
• Squad building, abilities, customization, and tactical depth
• How Zero Company compares to games like XCOM
• What works — and what doesn't
• Whether Star Wars Zero Company is worth buying
Star Wars Zero Company is developed by Bit Reactor in collaboration with Electronic Arts and Lucasfilm Games and is available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
If you've played Zero Company, let me know what you think in the comments. Where does it rank among Star Wars games for you?
And if you're new here, welcome to Scrybe Gaming.
#StarWarsZeroCompany #StarWarsGaming #ZeroCompany
Become a MEMBER OF THE TRIBE and support Scribble: youtube.com/channel/UCMqQ983EgNZXfBdkGaL-uew/join
Find me on Twitch: twitch.tv/scrybegaming
Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/GamingScrybe
Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/ScrybeGaming
Join my Discord: discord.gg/GnEasCNhWy
Merch: scrybe-gaming.creator-spring.com
Now on Instagram, too!: instagram.com/gamingscrybe
Amazon Wishlist: amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/3BDDEJPYDG6W8?ref_=wl_sha
Just a humble Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes content creator trying to make his way in the universe, showing gameplay content, f2p guides and following in the footsteps of Ahnaldt101, Xaereth Prevails, Nooch2Gud, and the rest of the gang!
