Store flags

STAR WARS Zero Company platforms

STAR WARS Zero Company platforms on the launch capture are Windows (Steam, EA app, Epic), PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Steam’s platforms flags are Windows true, mac false, linux false. The game supports 11 interface languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish (Spain), Japanese, Korean, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese (Brazil). English, German, and Brazilian Portuguese have full audio.

Russian, Ukrainian, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, and Turkish are not among the 11 supported game languages on Steam, EA, or PlayStation. This wiki still has pages in those languages; they must not imply an in-game UI exists. Steam Deck is not verified at launch. Ultrawide 21:9 and 32:9 are supported per the Launch FAQ.

Steam/EA/PlayStation capture

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Eleven in-game languages

The table lists every language record in the sealed capture, including wiki locales the game does not ship. Interface, full audio, subtitles, and in-game flags come from Steam appdetails and PlayStation audio notes. English, German, and Brazilian Portuguese are the full-audio set. Spanish is Spain Spanish on Steam’s language list.

Italian and German appear on the game even though this wiki does not use those locale codes. Conversely, this wiki’s ru, uk, th, vi, id, and tr locales are for readers, not for a claimed in-game translation. If you searched “does Zero Company have Russian,” the filed answer is no.

Steam capsule banner showing the STAR WARS Zero Company wordmark on a dark background.
Capsule wordmark on the platforms file.
LanguageInterfaceFull audioSubtitlesIn-game
EnglishYesYesYesYes
FrenchYesNoYesYes
ItalianYesNoYesYes
GermanYesYesYesYes
Spanish - SpainYesNoYesYes
JapaneseYesNoYesYes
KoreanYesNoYesYes
PolishYesNoYesYes
Simplified ChineseYesNoYesYes
Traditional ChineseYesNoYesYes
Portuguese - BrazilYesYesYesYes
RussianNoNoNoNo
UkrainianNoNoNoNo
ThaiNoNoNoNo
VietnameseNoNoNoNo
IndonesianNoNoNoNo
TurkishNoNoNoNo
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Steam feature flags

Steam lists Single-player, Steam Achievements (53), Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, HDR available, Family Sharing, Save Anytime, DualShock Controller Support, DualSense Controller Support, and Partial Controller Support, plus accessibility flags including Color Alternatives and Adjustable Difficulty. The Launch FAQ adds that Xbox Series and PS5 controllers are mostly playable on PC, with keyboard needed for some text fields.

Minimum and recommended PC specs are filed on First deployment. This page keeps the feature stamps so you can scan Cloud, HDR, and Family Sharing without rereading the beginner guide. Family Sharing and Cloud are store flags, not a promise about every future patch.

Single-player
Steam Achievements

53

Steam Trading Cards
Steam Cloud
HDR available
Family Sharing
Save Anytime
DualShock Controller Support
DualSense Controller Support
Partial Controller Support

Steam store · EA game hub

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Storefronts and ratings

EA’s hub and buy page, Steam app 2075800, PlayStation Store, and Xbox Store all list the 27 August 2026 date. ESRB rating T for Violence and Mild Language. Lucasfilm, STAR WARS and related properties are trademarks and/or copyrights of Lucasfilm Ltd. Steam’s legal notice requires an EA Account, a Steam Account, and the EA User Agreement for the Steam SKU.

Epic Games Store and the EA app are PC storefronts alongside Steam. The Steam SKU is Steam native and does not require the EA App launcher. Buy on the store you actually use; this page will not rank them. PlayStation audio notes agree that English, German, and Brazilian Portuguese have full voice. Italian, French, Spanish (Spain), Japanese, Korean, Polish, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese have interface and subtitles without that full-audio star on Steam’s list.

ESRB T is Violence and Mild Language, not a hidden online rating. Family Sharing is a Steam flag, not a console-sharing essay. HDR available is a Steam flag. Save Anytime is a Steam flag. Cloud is a Steam flag. 53 achievements are a Steam flag that the Achievements page lists in full. Partial Controller Support is why the FAQ still mentions keyboard for some text fields.

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