Star Wars: Zero Company has a launch date (27 August), a genre (turn-based tactical RPG in the Clone Wars), and now, courtesy of its San Diego Comic-Con 2026 panel, a full 16-person voice cast. Bit Reactor brought the complete roster to SDCC on Friday, and the names alone make a compelling case for what is shaping up as one of the more interesting strategy games of the year.
The Full Zero Company Voice Cast
The headline reveal is the dual-protagonist approach. Players can choose to play as either the male or female version of Hawks — voiced by Jonathan Freeman and Erica Luttrell respectively — and the full squad of recruits they assemble spans eight Star Wars species, each fully voiced with distinct personalities.
The confirmed cast from the official Lucasfilm announcement at the SDCC panel:
- Jonathan Freeman — Hawks (Male)
- Erica Luttrell — Hawks (Female)
- Dee Bradley Baker — Trick (CT-3301), a Clone Trooper squad member
- Matt Lanter — Anakin Skywalker
- Rekha Sharma — Kundri Fathom, leader of the Infinite Coil cult (main villain)
- JB Blanc — Kabb Uppercut
- Judy Alice Lee — Jae Mordant
- Vic Michaelis — Runa Blask
- Nicole Rainteau — Tel-Rea Vokoss
- Alex McKenna — Cly Kullervo
- Jason Spisak — Luco Bronc
- Jim Pirri — Neesh Renark
- Dylan Kenin — Visser
- Leo Howard — Bennic Halloren
- DC Douglas — M-3VO (“Meevo”), the squad’s droid
- Hunter Smith — Typhon
A few standouts: Dee Bradley Baker reprising Clone Trooper duty in a named, story-relevant role is the fan-service play Clone Wars fans will appreciate. Matt Lanter returning as Anakin means there is at least one Jedi cameo in the story. And DC Douglas — best known as Albert Wesker in Resident Evil — voicing a droid called Meevo is precisely the unexpected casting choice that makes a character roster interesting.
What Kind of Game Is Zero Company?
Bit Reactor is a studio founded by Firaxis veterans, and Zero Company is their take on the turn-based tactics genre with a Star Wars skin that goes much deeper than cosmetic. This is not a squad-shooter — it is a game in the XCOM mould: you control Hawks and up to three squad mates on tile-based maps, manage action points, use cover, and chain ability combos that unlock the longer your squad members bond with each other.
Between missions you operate from The Den, a base that levels up, where you run intelligence operations and deepen bonds between squad members to unlock synergy abilities in the field. The story is an original Clone Wars-era narrative: Hawks is a disgraced Republic officer who assembles an unconventional crew — mercenaries, specialists, and the odd morally-grey droid — to hunt Kundri Fathom’s Infinite Coil separatist cult across the galaxy.
Platforms, Pricing and Singapore Availability
Star Wars: Zero Company launches 27 August 2026 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (via Steam and the EA App). It is published by EA under the Lucasfilm Games label, which means it should land in Singapore without region restrictions — check the Singapore PlayStation Store and Steam at launch for SGD pricing. A Deluxe Edition with additional content is also available for pre-order.
If you enjoy turn-based tactics with strong narrative and character writing, this one is worth watching closely — the team’s XCOM pedigree and the Clone Wars setting make it a combination that is hard to dismiss. Explore more upcoming games for Singapore.
