Respawn Entertainment and Bit Reactor have announced the official name of their Star Wars turn-based tactics game, which is Star Wars Zero Company. It will release for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
While they didn't provide any other info for the game aside from confirming that it's single-player, they did show a piece of key art and said that the first look at the game will take place at Star Wars Celebration on April 9.
The key art shows a variety of different people, including Jedi, Droids, Mandalorians, and more, indicating that these could be possible playable classes in Star Wars Zero Company.
Star Wars Zero Company Key Art
Earlier this month, apparent images of Star Wars Zero Company were leaked and was reportedly called "Project Bruno" internally. However, it's possible that the images were from previous build as the images were over a year old.
Bit Reactor was founded by former XCOM developers and partnered with Respawn Entertainment on Star Wars Zero Company.
Star Wars Zero Company isn't the only Star Wars project in development right now. Saber Interactive is working on a Knights of the Old Republic remake, while Quantic Dream is working on Star Wars: Eclipse. Skydance New Media is currently working on an unannounced Star Wars game with director Amy Hennig.
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While they didn't provide any other info for the game aside from confirming that it's single-player, they did show a piece of key art and said that the first look at the game will take place at Star Wars Celebration on April 9.
The key art shows a variety of different people, including Jedi, Droids, Mandalorians, and more, indicating that these could be possible playable classes in Star Wars Zero Company.
Star Wars Zero Company Key Art
Earlier this month, apparent images of Star Wars Zero Company were leaked and was reportedly called "Project Bruno" internally. However, it's possible that the images were from previous build as the images were over a year old.
Bit Reactor was founded by former XCOM developers and partnered with Respawn Entertainment on Star Wars Zero Company.
Star Wars Zero Company isn't the only Star Wars project in development right now. Saber Interactive is working on a Knights of the Old Republic remake, while Quantic Dream is working on Star Wars: Eclipse. Skydance New Media is currently working on an unannounced Star Wars game with director Amy Hennig.
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