Star Wars Zero Company Specifications, Editions, and Twelve Classes Revealed

The tactical landscape of the Clone Wars is coming into focus. Recent details have surfaced regarding the upcoming turn-based strategy game Star Wars: Zero Company, shedding light on its hardware requirements, retail packages, and the division of its character classes. Developed by Bit Reactor and published by Electronic Arts, the game is scheduled to launch on August 27, 2026. These new details outline the performance expectations for PC players and clarify the tactical options players will have at their disposal.

Modest Minimums vs. Demanding Recommended PC Requirements

While players with older hardware can still run the game at lower settings, the recommended configuration demands modern high-performance components. According to the reported specifications, the game relies heavily on processor performance and memory capacity to simulate its complex grid-based battles.

• Operating System: Windows 10/11 (64-bit), with Windows 11 recommended.
• Storage: 50 GB of available space.
• Minimum Specs (1080p / 30 FPS, Low Preset): Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600X CPU, 16 GB of RAM, and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080, AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT, or Intel Arc B580 graphics card.
• Recommended Specs (1440p / 60 FPS, High Preset): Intel Core i7-10700K or AMD Ryzen 7 3700X CPU, 32 GB of RAM, and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 or AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT graphics card.

The shift to a recommended 32 GB of RAM highlights the scale of the environments and the complexity of the tactical layer. Players looking to optimize their setups can refer to the detailed system requirements analysis for further hardware advice.

A Roster of Twelve Standard and Exotic Classes

Tactical flexibility is key to surviving the Clone Wars. The squad system in Zero Company is reportedly built around 12 distinct classes, divided into standard and specialized “exotic” variants. Each class features three custom abilities—a standard skill, an ultimate, and a passive—enabling deep combat synergies.

Standard Classes

These eight classes form the core of your customizable squad:

• Assault: Built for close-range breakthroughs and high mobility.
• Heavy: Provides fire support and suppresses enemy movement.
• Sharpshooter: Long-range precision combat.
• Soldier: Versatile frontline combatant.
• Scoundrel: Evasive tactics and critical hit specialization.
• Gunslinger: Fast dual-blaster offense.
• Scout: Reconnaissance, stealth, and spotting targets.
• Medic: Roster healing and status recovery.

Exotic Classes

These four highly specialized classes offer unique combat options and are often restricted to specific narrative characters:

• Astromech: Features a dedicated droid-building interface for custom utility and support. Check out the astromech guide to see how these droids function in battle.
• Jedi Padawan: Focused on Force-assisted mobility and lightsaber deflections. This class is exclusive to the character Tel-Rea Vokoss.
• Mandalorian Warrior: Combines high mobility via jetpacks with heavy explosive ordinances, exclusive to Cly Kullervo.
• Secret Special Class: Details regarding the final exotic class remain under wraps.

To plan your squad loadout, you can read the all-classes-guide for an in-depth breakdown of standard and exotic combinations.

Retail Editions and Pre-Order Bonuses

Electronic Arts has structured the game’s release with standard and deluxe digital editions, alongside pre-order incentives that cater to Clone Wars enthusiasts:

• Standard Edition: Priced at $49.99 on PC and $59.99 on consoles, containing the base game.
• Deluxe Edition: Priced at $59.99 on PC and $69.99 on consoles. It includes cosmetic packs such as the Grand Army of the Republic (featuring Republic Officer uniforms, 100th Clone Company armor, and ARC Trooper armor) and the Shadow Collective (featuring Pyke helmets and syndicate tattoos). It also bundles five weapon set themes.
• Pre-Order Bonus: Pre-purchasing either edition grants the Crystalline Astromech Pack, which includes the R3 droid model, crystalline dome cosmetics for R4 and R5 models, and the BR-1 droid unit.

Players comparing the pricing tiers and cosmetics can read our breakdown of pre-order packages to decide which tier fits their budget.

As the August 2026 launch approaches, these technical specifications and squad options suggest that Bit Reactor is crafting a deep, resource-heavy strategy experience. The combination of classic squad roles with lore-heavy exotic classes will likely provide a fresh take on tactical turn-based games.