Clone Wars story · official sources
STAR WARS Zero Company Clone Wars Story
Official EA, Lucasfilm, StarWars.com, Steam, and PlayStation descriptions place the single-player story in the twilight of the Clone Wars, with Hawks leading Zero Company.
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The confirmed setting
STAR WARS Zero Company is set in the twilight of the Clone Wars. That official framing supplies the era and broad campaign context without requiring an invented chronology for every mission.
Hawks and Zero Company
The official story descriptions present Hawks as the leader of an unconventional group of professionals for hire. The campaign follows that group through a single-player turn-based tactics experience.
Developer and publisher context
The official announcement identifies Bit Reactor as the developer working in collaboration with Respawn Entertainment, with Electronic Arts publishing the game. Those credits are separate from claims about story events or playable roster details.
Story boundary for future guides
This record does not invent faction reveals, mission names, endings, chronology, or character outcomes. A spoiler guide should quote or document the released story evidence and label its version before adding plot-specific claims.
Sources and verification
Fact sources
| Status | Source | Used for | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official | EA official game pageElectronic Arts | Official game landing page with the release announcement and feature overview. | |
| Official | StarWars.com game pageLucasfilm | Official Star Wars release announcement and franchise game page. | |
| Official | EA and Lucasfilm Games announcementElectronic Arts | First-party announcement covering Bit Reactor, Respawn Entertainment collaboration, EA, and the Clone Wars setting. | |
| Platform | PlayStation game pagePlayStation | Official background: twilight of the Clone Wars, Hawks, Zero Company, single-player turn-based tactics, PS5 listing, and story premise. | |
| Platform | Steam store pageValve / Steam | App 2075800: released on August 27, 2026; the listing identifies Bit Reactor and Electronic Arts, shows a $49.99 PC price, supported features, screenshots, and PC requirements. |