STAR WARS Zero Company™

Uma mistura pesadinha e perfeita de XCOM e Star Wars :)

A couple of bugs here and there, but overall, the game is very enjoyable. It’s a little light on features, but at this price point, I think that’s justified. Basically, Also it's Star Wars XCOM and that’s a pretty great thing. 7/10

I freaking love this game - having grown up with XCOM and Star Wars, they really polished this thing. It feels alive in a lot more ways than this genre ever has felt and the campaign has been great so far. Very highly recommended. Also for all these downvotes due to performance issues which seems to have tanked the ratings... at least for Nvidia just update your drivers, and if your hardware is a little lower end you'll need to lower graphics as per usual. I'm having zero issues and at a smooth 144hz all of my playthrough so far.

If you like XCOM and Star Wars you are gonna love Zero Company

I've had no technical issues apart from one soft lock of the game itself about two hours into the opening, which was solved with task manager and a game restart. Otherwise there's been no frame drops, no stutters, no major issues and nothing else that's had an impact on gameplay. For the game itself, it's SW meets XCOM, meets Mass Effect. It doesn't have quite the individual customisation of XCOM, but it rewards team based gameplay and incentivises you to get your entire squad through missions unharmed (injuries cost money, yo!) and if you're spending money on new hires and injuries you aren't buying upgrades. Upgrades cost money and capcitors (team wide, from the upgrade table and applies per weapon type) and focus points, which you get for completing missions both tactical and otherwise. Upgrades also come from Crossover training, which appears when you level up your relationships between characters and can be a huge source of power per character. So long as you're churning your missions and your characters you'll have a steady supply of stats going up per encounter. Moment to moment gameplay on normal leans on being slightly easier than XCOM, then the Coil upgrades come in and provides the sort of terror that comes with having a Cryssalid show up in XCOM proper. You can create fully custom units, but the provided units have been great, are all fully voice with interesting chatter at the base and can be further tweaked if you aren't happy with their loadout. There are perpetual reinforcements and those are there to push you towards objectives or the evac points and keep the mission moving, especially as you're rewarded only for completing missions. There's no FF Tactics XP grinding in this game. Your goal is to get in and get out as fast as possible without losing anyone off the team and this greatly helps with the game pacing even if it's frustrating at first. For story, so far it's excellent and up there with KOTOR. I don't know what Bit Reactor put in the VA water supply but all of the voice acting has been absolutely on point, to where these performances actively improve the narrative, characters and overall tone of the game. The story itself has a compelling mystery that hurls enough fast balls at you to keep you on your toes as it progresses. The loyalty missions for the tentpole characters range from what seems to be silly to the deadly serious and at no point does the tone feel out of place for a mercernary company struggling to pay the bills. This is definitely where the Mass Effect type component shines, though I'd argue the writing is superior. If you like SW, ME or XCOM, you'll definitely enjoy some element of this game.

Immersive star wars story. Fun characters and missions. Also game is very reasonable price, no micro transactions, no launcher, great QoL features.

is good