Star Wars Zero Company is out now on current-generation hardware, but the platform list is narrower than some fans expected. The turn-based tactics game puts you in command of Hawks and the Zero Company squad, and the version you can buy depends entirely on which machine you own.
Quick answer: Star Wars Zero Company runs on PC (Steam, EA app, and Epic Games Store), PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. It is playable but not Deck Verified on Steam Deck, and there is no Nintendo Switch 2 version.
Confirmed platforms and storefronts
The game launched on August 27, 2026 for PC and current-generation consoles. Older machines like the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are not supported, so you need a PS5, a PS5 Pro, an Xbox Series X|S, or a capable Windows PC to play.
| Platform | Where to buy | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Windows PC | Steam, EA app, Epic Games Store | 64-bit Windows 10 or 11; the Steam version runs without the EA app |
| PlayStation 5 | PlayStation Store | Digital and physical, including PS5 Pro |
| Xbox Series X|S | Xbox Store | Digital and physical |
| PS4 / Xbox One | — | Not supported |
| Nintendo Switch 2 | — | No version available or announced |
Purchases do not carry across storefronts. A copy bought on Steam will not unlock on the EA app or Epic, so pick the version for the platform you actually plan to play on before you check out.
Steam Deck: playable, but not Deck Verified
You can install and run the game on Steam Deck, but expect compromises. Star Wars Zero Company is not Deck Verified, and players have reported performance problems on the handheld.
On Low settings the game hovers around 30 fps and frequently dips below 20 fps. That fits the PC minimum spec, which targets 1920×1080 at 30 fps on the Low preset with a GeForce GTX 1080. The game is a Windows-only Steam depot that needs 50 GB of storage, so treat Deck play as unofficial until Valve or EA confirm a compatibility rating.
Nintendo Switch 2: no version yet
There is no Star Wars Zero Company release on Nintendo Switch 2, and none has been dated. Bit Reactor said only that it was still developing and optimizing the game across Steam, PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, and would share news if there was any to give.
Nothing has been confirmed since. Given the 50 GB install size and a GTX 1080 minimum on PC, a handheld port would need significant work, and no official Switch 2 date is currently confirmed.
Online, offline, and account requirements
Star Wars Zero Company is single-player only. Once it is purchased and downloaded, you can play offline, with no online or co-op modes of any kind. You do still need a connection to download the game and install updates.
The Steam listing carries no third-party account requirement and no third-party DRM notice, and no Game Pass or EA Play inclusion has been announced. It is a straight purchase on every platform.
Editions and cosmetic packs
Two digital editions are available. The Standard Edition costs $49.99 on PC and $59.99 on consoles. The Digital Deluxe Edition runs $59.99 on PC and $69.99 on consoles, adding three cosmetic bundles on top of the base game. Everything in Deluxe is cosmetic, so there is no gameplay advantage or extra story locked behind it.
| Deluxe pack | Contents |
|---|---|
| Grand Army of the Republic | 100th Clone Company Armor, Republic Officer Uniform, Arc Trooper Armor Set |
| Shadow Collective | Customizable Pyke Helmets plus Crimson Dawn, Pyke Syndicate, Deathwatch, Black Sun Syndicate, and Hutt Cartel tattoos |
| Painted Weapon Themes | Separatist Warrior, 100th Clone Company, Black Sun Syndicate Enforcer, Bespin Security, Kafrene Informant |
The bottom line is simple: if you own a PS5, an Xbox Series X|S, or a Windows PC that clears the minimum spec, you can play today. Steam Deck owners can install it but should expect low frame rates, and Switch 2 players have nothing to buy for now.
