Star Wars: Zero Company
Release dates by platform
- PCAug 27, 2026
- PS5Aug 27, 2026
- Xbox SeriesAug 27, 2026
Last official trailer: 02/10/2026 (6 days ago)
Tactical RPG set in the Star Wars universe.
This week in the comments
A quiet week: 88 comments, versus thousands during the launch peaks. The tone stays mostly upbeat, driven by players who have finished the campaign, with a few sceptics questioning depth and originality.
XCOM is still the yardstick
~14% of this week's comments measure the game against XCOM: "XCOM in Star Wars drag" and "way cooler" for some, "just a reskin" or "XCOM was better" for others.
Finishers talk about a favourite
~19% of comments are straight praise: "game of the year", "perfect", "loved it for weeks". Some already wish the story ran longer.
Difficulty and length: opinions split
~9% of the talk: 19 or 25 hours to finish, 40 for a newcomer. Normal and hard are manageable, expert bites; two players miss fog of war and stealth.
A review video stirs debate
~9% of comments react to a review: some applaud it, others doubt the reviewer actually played, pointing to errors about characters and skills.
Story and nods win fans
~9% of the week: the Jedi Fallen Order crossover, Trilla's return, the original clone voices and debates over an ISB officer. Commenters largely call it well done.
Top reactions and controversies
XCOM in Star Wars drag: "95% and miss"
Dominant takeSince the reveal, ~12% of comments play the XCOM card: a long-awaited return, old mods made official, and above all the 95%-shot-that-misses joke, now a rallying cry and read as true to Stormtrooper lore.
Rex, Order 66 and Clone Wars nostalgia
Dominant takeRex's cameo lit up the final trailer, then launch revived Order 66, Pong Krell and Trilla. Series fans praise the lore details and the sting of clones turning on their brothers.
Unpaid studio: developers at the heart of the debate
ControversyAfter launch, many comments raise the team's furlough and blame EA's leadership, then argue: buy to back the developers, or boycott, wait, even pirate. Review bombing draws heavy criticism.
Replayability: NG+, endless mode, mods, 4-man squad
Dominant takeMany want the adventure to last: new game plus, post-story missions, more DLC, squads bigger than four. The lack of mod support, announced in July, draws regret.
"No disc, no buy"
ControversyAround the final trailer, a wave of repetitive disc-emoji comments demands physical editions and boycotts PlayStation, far from the game itself. A few players answer that they are buying physical anyway.
"They/them" pronouns and the "woke" debate
ControversyA question in one video about the hero's pronouns sparked tense exchanges. Some refuse to buy, others find the issue absurd; several thank the video for reassurance, others dislike the tone of the answer.
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Star Wars: Zero Company — quick answers
How many views do Star Wars: Zero Company's trailers have?
As of 28/08/2026, Star Wars: Zero Company totals 14.9 M measured views: 9.3 M from official and media trailers, 5.5 M from creator buzz.
When does Star Wars: Zero Company release?
Star Wars: Zero Company is announced for Aug 27, 2026 on PC · PS5 · Xbox Series.
When was the last official Star Wars: Zero Company trailer?
The most recent official video counted for Star Wars: Zero Company was published on 02/10/2026 — 6 days ago.
What do players think of Star Wars: Zero Company?
Based on an analysis of 25 k YouTube comments, opinion on Star Wars: Zero Company currently stands at 50% positive and 22% negative.
Why is Star Wars: Zero Company controversial?
Unpaid studio: developers at the heart of the debate — After launch, many comments raise the team's furlough and blame EA's leadership, then argue: buy to back the developers, or boycott, wait, even pirate. Review bombing draws heavy criticism.