Star Wars Zero Company Platforms and PC Stores

The confirmed Star Wars Zero Company platforms are Windows PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. PC players can buy the game through the EA app, Steam, or Epic Games Store, while the official support page does not list PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, macOS, or Linux versions. Zero Company is a single-player release with no online multiplayer, online co-op, local co-op, or split-screen mode.

Supported platforms at a glance

EA Help provides the most direct current platform list and matches the original StarWars.com announcement. The game released worldwide on August 27, 2026 for current-generation consoles and PC, with Bit Reactor as developer and Electronic Arts as publisher. Players should choose the version for the device and storefront they intend to use because the supplied materials do not promise a transferable purchase across ecosystems.

“Not listed” is more precise than claiming that another edition can never exist. EA’s guide states what is playable now but does not provide a roadmap for ports, cloud releases, or older hardware. 待确认: the supplied official sources contain no announcement for any additional platform after launch.

PC storefront choices

The Windows game is sold through three storefronts: the EA app, Steam, and Epic Games Store. The underlying game remains the same single-player tactics campaign, and no supplied source identifies exclusive missions or gameplay systems tied to one PC shop. Store-specific account, installation, refund, overlay, and cloud behavior should therefore be checked on the chosen retailer before purchase rather than inferred from another edition.

Steam’s store entry explicitly lists single-player play, Steam Achievements, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, HDR availability, and Family Sharing. The collected EA Help page confirms the EA app and Epic Games Store versions but does not enumerate equivalent feature badges for either one. This makes Steam the only PC listing in the supplied material with a detailed platform-feature set, not proof that the other stores lack every comparable function.

There is no official statement here about cross-save, cross-progression, or moving a campaign between PC storefronts. There is also no confirmation that buying on one PC store grants a license on either of the others. 待确认: players who need saves or ownership to travel across stores should wait for an explicit platform policy or verify it with the retailer.

PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S

The console versions are limited to PlayStation 5 and the Xbox Series generation in the official list. Xbox Series X and Series S are both named, so the less powerful Series S is a supported target rather than an inferred compatibility case. PlayStation 5 is likewise named directly, with no PlayStation 4 version mentioned.

The material does not publish console resolution targets, frame-rate modes, storage figures, or feature comparisons between PS5, Series X, and Series S. It also does not define save transfer between two Xbox consoles or between different PlayStation 5 models. 待确认: any claim about console performance modes, keyboard support, cross-save, or platform-exclusive visual settings needs evidence beyond the supplied sources.

Zero Company is designed around a self-contained single-player campaign, so console buyers should not expect matchmaking or cooperative squad control. EA explicitly excludes competitive multiplayer, online co-op, local co-op, split-screen co-op, and other online social features. Choosing a console is therefore primarily a hardware and storefront decision, not a choice between different multiplayer communities.

Minimum PC requirements

EA’s minimum specification targets native 1920×1080 output at 30 frames per second using the Low graphics preset. It requires a 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11 installation, DirectX 12, 16 GB of memory, and 50 GB of available storage. Windows 11 is recommended by the support page even though Windows 10 remains inside the stated minimum operating-system range.

These numbers describe a target configuration, not a guarantee for every PC with similarly named parts. Drivers, background tasks, thermal limits, and a laptop’s power profile can still affect the result, while the support page separately calls out Intel Arc configuration. Arc users are advised to enable Resizable BAR and consult their hardware manufacturer if the option is disabled.

Recommended PC requirements

The recommended specification is substantially higher and targets native 2560×1440 at 60 frames per second on the High preset. EA lists 32 GB of RAM, an AMD Ryzen 7 3700X or Intel Core i7-10700K, and either a Radeon RX 7800 XT or GeForce RTX 3080. Storage stays at 50 GB and DirectX remains version 12.

The support page does not supply a 4K target or a separate ray-tracing requirement. It also does not list an Nvidia equivalent below the GTX 1080 minimum or an Intel GPU in the recommended table. 待确认: performance at resolutions, presets, or hardware combinations outside the two published profiles cannot be derived reliably from these requirements alone.

Is an internet connection required?

EA says an online connection is not included in the PC system requirements because Zero Company is a single-player game. That statement concerns normal campaign play and should not be stretched into a promise that the entire purchase and setup process is offline. Downloading the game, installing updates, authenticating through a storefront, or using platform-specific features may still require internet access.

The absence of multiplayer also means no server-dependent cooperative mode is hidden behind the single-player description. Every squad member is controlled within the player’s own tactical campaign, and relationship systems develop among the in-game Operators. Players seeking a two-person or four-person Star Wars tactics experience will not find that feature on any confirmed platform.

Which version should you choose?

Choose PS5 or Xbox Series X|S if you want a supported console release and do not need the PC store features listed by Steam. Choose PC if your hardware meets the published requirements and you prefer the EA app, Steam, or Epic ecosystem. Within PC, compare the retailer’s current price, account requirements, refund terms, and save features at the time of purchase because those details can change independently of the game.

Before buying, verify the exact console generation or run dxdiag on Windows to inspect the operating system, processor, memory, DirectX version, and display adapter. EA also recommends checking available space in File Explorer against the 50 GB requirement. That simple check prevents confusing a similarly named older console or an under-spec PC with one of the officially supported targets.

Sources

• EA Help — Platforms and PC requirements guide
• StarWars.com — Join the Ranks of Star Wars Zero Company
• Steam — Star Wars Zero Company