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Star Wars Zero Company is a must-play strategy game at 20 percent off

If you’ve been curious about Star Wars Zero Company, the XCOM-like strategy game set in the Star Wars universe, Amazon has both the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X physical editions on sale for $47.99 and $49.99, respectively. The game usually sells for $59.99. While I’m not usually enthused by turn-based strategy games, I’ve been […]

Star Wars Zero Company is a must-play strategy game at 20 percent off

Zero Company, a Star Wars-inspired strategy game, is currently discounted at 20 percent on Amazon. The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X physical editions can be purchased for $47.99 and $49.99 respectively, a $10 reduction from the usual price of $59.99. Despite my usual disinterest in turn-based strategy games, I have found myself thoroughly engaged with the game's compelling story and well-developed characters, making it all the more immersive for fans of the Star Wars universe.

The game boasts surprising depth with branching story missions that have consequences and higher difficulty modes that exact a greater penalty for errors. The character creator is particularly impressive, offering an extensive selection of unlockable outfits, accessories, and even classic alien races from the movies and cartoons.

For any Star Wars fan, leading a team of diverse heroes into battle against formidable foes such as Droidekas and outlaws is indeed a dream come true.

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