Star Wars Zero CompanyCredit: EAAre you a major Star Wars fan who will play just about any game that comes from that brilliant universe? OK, I have a second qualifying question. Are you a fan of turn-based tactics titles? If you answered yes to either of those questions — and definitely if you nodded to both — you'll likely be into Star Wars Zero Company. The next Star Wars game is on the way. Let's talk video games.Key Facts at a GlanceStar Wars Zero Company at a glanceRelease date: Thursday, August 27, 2026Platforms: PC (Steam, EA App, Epic), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|SNo last-gen support, no Nintendo Switch versionStandard Edition: $49.99 on PC, $59.99 on consolesDeluxe Edition: $59.99 on PC, $69.99 on consoles, digital onlyPre-order bonus, all editions: Crystalline Astromech Cosmetic PackDeveloper: Bit Reactor, with Respawn Entertainment and Lucasfilm GamesGenre: Single-player turn-based tactics, set in the Clone WarsNo early access window on any editionThere is no early access on any edition, so August 27 is the date regardless of which version you buy. Story squadmates carry the same permadeath rules as the mercenaries you build yourself.Bit Reactor CEO Greg Foertsch, previously art director on the modern XCOM games, said his team "poured everything we love about Star Wars" into it. You gotta respect labors of love.Play Puzzles & Games on ForbesREAD MORE about this year's pre-order and editions guides007: First Light Release Date, Pre-Order Editions And Everything To KnowMarvel's Wolverine: Release Date, Pre-Orders and Brutal M-Rated GameplayEvery Star Wars Zero Company Edition and What It CostsPer EA and Limited Run Games, as of August 6.Standard Edition, $49.99 PC / $59.99 console — base game plus the Crystalline Astromech Cosmetic Pack for pre-ordersDeluxe Edition, $59.99 PC / $69.99 console, digital only — everything above plus the Grand Army of the Republic and Shadow Collective cosmetic packs and five painted weapon themesCollector's Edition, $299.99, PC / PS5 / Xbox Series X|S — variant Star Wars Black Series electronic thermal detonator, SteelBook, desk mat and collectibles in a foil-stamped box; console buyers get a physical game copy shipping separatelyCollector's Edition pre-orders close August 23, region-free, no purchase limit, artwork subject to change during manufacturingSoundtrack — original score by Gordy Haab, released August 27 via Walt Disney RecordsThe Collector’s Edition is for real ones only. The $300 price tag won’t scare off the most intense Star Wars fanatics. If your eyes got as large as Yoda’s when you read that, you might not be the target audience for it. It’s OK, you can still be a jedi.