STAR WARS Zero Company

Steam shipped ten official stills with the launch SKU. This page inspects a subset allowed on the homepage as evidence plates rather than a cinematic takeover: the left leaf of the case file is Figure 00, and the inventory below steps through a rocket-firing industrial shot, an extraction-zone tactical board, and a close brawl. Use previous/next or the thumb row. Captions stay attached to the Steam filename so you can match the store gallery.

Nothing in these stills is treated as a hidden stat block. The extraction-zone plate shows GET TO THE EXTRACTION ZONE 0/4 and blue operator bars; the industrial plate shows a shoulder-mounted rocket; the brawl plate shows a large blue-skinned operator with a cybernetic arm. Those are pictures of the retail build, not formulas for chance-to-hit.

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EA’s Lead Zero Company article is the first-party roster primer. Hawks leads Zero Company and is required on story missions; death fails the mission. The standard squad is up to four operators, with some missions adding extra controllable characters. Roster capacity starts at 7 and can rise to 20. Authored operators named in that article and the Steam Q&A are Trick (CT-3301), Tel-Rea Vokoss, Cly Kullervo, Luco Bronc, Jae Mordant, and Kabb Uppercut, plus Den staff Bennic Halloren, Runa Blask, Neesh Renark, and M-3VO.

The exhibit table keeps first-party fields only: name, role, a filed note, and class. There are no invented hit points, recruit flags, or unofficial portraits. Trick is a clone who served with Hawks and is voiced by Dee Bradley Baker. Tel-Rea Vokoss is the only Jedi Padawan class operator. Only Cly can wear Mandalorian armor. Kabb is a Felshi, called the first appearance of that species in Star Wars. Open Operators for the same eleven records as a dedicated roster page.

Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, and EA list the release date as August 27, 2026. EA announced the game at Star Wars Celebration Japan on April 19, 2025. The Steam website field is https://www.ea.com/games/starwars/zero-company; starwarszerocompany.com redirects there. Gordy Haab composed the score. ESRB rates the product T for Violence and Mild Language.

PC storefronts captured at launch list Standard and Deluxe SKUs; consoles list their own SRP. Amounts change, so this wiki defers to the live store. Deluxe adds the Grand Army of the Republic pack, the Shadow Collective pack, and five named weapon themes. Steam DLC 3701350 is the Deluxe Edition Upgrade for Standard owners. Pre-order’s Crystalline Astromech pack is closed after launch day.

Steam appid 2075800 is the launch SKU. Bit Reactor developed it with Respawn Entertainment and Lucasfilm Games; Electronic Arts published it. The Sports store tag is ignored here. Capture date for reviews and prices is 28 August 2026, one day after retail.

The EA Star Wars Final Trailer (AxAgeglgSeA) is the homepage video. The Gameplay chapter button switches the facade still; the published embed on this route stays the Final Trailer media id. A separate Gameplay trailer lives on Tactical combat, where Steam registered that video. Facades use a local still and a Play control. No invented timestamps.

Use First deployment next if you need specs, Steam-native install, permadeath, and the 30–40 hour campaign estimate from producer Caydence Funk. Use Platforms if your question is “does this ship my language?” The game lists eleven interface languages. Russian, Ukrainian, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, and Turkish are not among them.

Play stays click-to-load. The Final Trailer is the homepage video id AxAgeglgSeA. Gameplay WxLUZ1omFA8 is registered on Tactical combat. Announce trailer rcxnRaZ6slU stays on Updates as a 2025 exhibit. No invented chapter timestamps.

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Launch-week searches cluster around buy-or-not, first session, Hawks’ squad, languages, editions, and the Steam achievement list. Each link below is a planned route with its own intent. Combat stays inside EA’s 3 AP / Overwatch / Advantage primer. The Den stays inside the Ring of Kafrene hangar and named facilities. Achievements are the 53 Steam rows with hidden flags left blank where Steam hides them.

If you only have time for one page after this docket, open First deployment: Steam-native on PC, no multiplayer on the store pages, permadeath on by default and togglable, Steam Deck not verified at launch, and a 30–40 hour main-campaign estimate that depends on difficulty and tactics experience. Bit Reactor’s thank-you letter posted on launch day; the Launch FAQ posted the same date. Those are the two Steam posts that close the timeline. Composer credit is Gordy Haab. Dee Bradley Baker voices Trick and the clones. ESRB T covers Violence and Mild Language. Sports remains a mis-tag and is not used in this docket’s genre line.