From Cal Kestis’ adventures in the Star Wars Jedi series to the impressively realised underworld of Star Wars Outlaws, there’s been a lot to enjoy, but 2026 carries a new doubleheader: Star Wars Zero Company, and Star Wars: Galactic Racer. There’s certainly some shared atmosphere and outlook with Ubisoft’s Star Wars Outlaws, with Zero Company offering a different view on the criminality and lower-level problems of George’s Lucas’ sci-fi universe. Star Wars Zero Company takes a leaf out of Fire Emblem’s tactical book, and if an agent dies during a mission, they’re gone for good. Zero Company feels, at least at the outset, like a genuinely intriguing story set in the Star Wars universe, delivered with some excellent animation and voice acting. Through our hands-on time, Star Wars Zero Company has repeatedly proven itself to be nothing short of excellent.