On September 2, Disney+ will premiere three separate projects from the Mandalorian series.
Din Djarin and Grogu are two of the most popular modern Star Wars characters, and after their big screen debut in May, they will return to their original platform, Disney+, with three exciting releases.
According to a recent tweet, Star Wars Zero Company is now available for pre-load on all platforms, and the tactical game is scheduled to launch at 18:00 UTC. This applies to all versions. Star Wars Zero Company releases August 27 for Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC.
The game takes place during the Clone Wars and centers on Hawks leading a group of mercenaries to stop Fathom. Along the way you will also have to destroy many bandits and droids.
Bit Reactor doesn't hide its XCOM influences, but there's a twist to the usual turn-based, cover-centric gameplay: an edge. Once they've built up an advantage, players can unleash powerful ultimates, although they're spread across the entire team, so you'll have to choose the right moment.
The game will take between 30 and 40 hours to complete, and the developer is not yet sure if DLC is planned.
Darth Vader survived lava, dismemberment, the destruction of the Jedi Order, and decades of Star Wars merchandise.
He can probably survive another rumor. New information is circulating online that Hayden Christensen is in the final stages of negotiations with Disney and Lucasfilm about a multi-part project, with most of the rumors suggesting that among the projects being discussed is a standalone film about Darth Vader.
This would obviously be on a colossal scale. This information has not yet been confirmed at all.
There have been no official statements from Lucasfilm, Disney or Christensen, and we have not seen independent confirmation of this claim in major industry publications such as Deadline, Variety or The Hollywood Reporter. Until the situation changes, this should remain in the rumor column and not next to the release schedule.
The Star Wars Zero Company spent months convincing us of the importance of squad composition.
Clone soldiers. Mercenaries. Mandalorians. Users of the Force. Specialists carefully selected for the dangerous assignments Hawk received this week.
Or you can apparently take four astromechs with you.
The recently released achievement list includes a wonderfully named challenge called "Evil Signals" which is awarded for completing a mission using four astromechs.
No drone provides technical support. Four. At this point, Zero Company is less a secret military unit and more a highly agitated maintenance department.
“I ask you to join me and go after Fathom with everything we have.”
Command an elite squad in the gritty, authentic story of Star Wars Zero Company™, a turn-based, single-player tactics game coming to PC, PlayStation®5 and Xbox Series X|S on August 27, 2026.
Every tactical decision you make on the battlefield can mean the difference between life and death for the operators of Zero Company in this original cinematic story set at the end of the Clone Wars™.
He is not going to give up... In an interview with Variety at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, actor Ewan McGregor, who played Obi-Wan Kenobi, talked about a number of ideas he presented to Lucasfilm co-president and chief creative officer Dave Filoni regarding the possible return of his Star Wars character.
Matthew Rhys admitted that he was “too afraid” to talk to Harrison Ford about voicing Han Solo in the Welsh version of Star Wars: A New Hope.
The experience of playing this iconic role was “weird”, added the 51-year-old from Cardiff, who moved to the US to pursue an acting career.
Ahead of the sci-fi classic's 50th anniversary next year, Star Wars will be dubbed into Welsh for the first time in a move that has been praised by the First Minister.
By 2008, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic had already taken over Xbox, PC, comic book store shelves, and a suspiciously large portion of the discussion about whether Revan could surpass absolutely every other Star Wars character.
Eighteen years ago, just today, it conquered the dining table.
On August 19, 2008, Wizards of the Coast released two significant Knights of the Old Republic products on the same day: the Knights of the Old Republic Campaign Guide for the Star Wars Roleplaying Game Saga Edition and the Knights of the Old Republic expansion, including 60 miniatures, for Star Wars Miniatures. Together they transformed the Old Republic from the setting of several beloved role-playing games into a world around which players could build their own campaigns and battles.
This was a pretty strong sign that KOTOR had become much more popular than just one BioWare game.
Given the scale and high expectations surrounding most Star Wars game projects, it is not surprising that many ambitious projects remain unrealized. We've seen a slew of high-profile cancellations over the past few years, the most notable of which are the first cut of Aspyr's Knights of the Old Republic remake and Respawn Entertainment's first-person shooter based on The Mandalorian.
However, the game discussed in this article was completely unknown until now. We are talking about an unannounced project that the now defunct studio Echtra Games was working on. Before Zynga closed Echtra last June, the studio was developing a mysterious AAA action RPG. Now we've learned that the project was supposed to be a Star Wars game before it was cancelled.