Star Wars Zero Company is reportedly set to launch on August 27, giving the tactical turn-based Star Wars game a release date just as players begin sorting through a crowded late-summer calendar. The report, posted by billbil-kun on Dealabs, says the game will arrive on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

That timing matters because the game is now on the radar ahead of Summer Game Fest, where its first proper look and its release date announcement are expected. For players waiting on a new Star Wars strategy game from Bit Reactor and Respawn, the date is the clearest sign yet that the project is moving toward a public launch rather than staying in the long development queue that has surrounded several recent Star Wars games.

The reported package also includes a Deluxe Edition that costs a little more than the Standard Edition and adds an early access window. That detail will matter to anyone deciding whether to buy in at launch, especially since the August 27 date leaves little room between Star Wars Zero Company and a busier stretch of releases later in the season. The game is reportedly avoiding September 2026, but only by a few days, and that still places it close to a release period already filling up fast.

Star Wars Zero Company stands out in a franchise that has spent recent years leaning heavily on action games rather than turn-based tactics. It has also been described as more than Star Wars XCOM, a comparison that has helped frame expectations without fully explaining what the finished game will feel like. The report does not settle every question, though, and the most obvious one is whether the August 27 date and the Deluxe Edition details hold up once the game is shown publicly.

That answer should start to come at Summer Game Fest, where the first proper look at the game and its release date announcement are expected. Until then, billbil-kun’s report is the strongest sign yet that Star Wars Zero Company is not just in the pipeline, but close enough to have a date, a platform list and a sales strategy attached to it.