Turn-Based Tactics, Strategy
Bit Reactor's single-player turn-based tactics game set during the twilight of the Clone Wars, with Hawks commanding a customizable squad of Operators.
Bit Reactor's single-player turn-based tactics game set during the twilight of the Clone Wars, with Hawks commanding a customizable squad of Operators.
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Star Wars is back in turn-based tactics. Zero Company has now launched, and Bit Reactor's more interesting idea is not simply putting blasters and Jedi into tactical combat. The squad itself is designed to evolve through the relationships between its members.
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Zero Company gives every operator three Action Points and then immediately starts finding ways to make those points uncomfortable. Moving farther costs more. Heavy attacks can eat most of a turn. Overwatch ends the operator's turn entirely. A wounded favorite can recover, until the third injury makes the loss permanent. The interesting part is that Bit Reactor has tied the people surviving those fights to a second progression layer built around their relationships with one another.
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August's last Thursday has become an unexpectedly interesting release date. Asobo Studio and Bit Reactor are both launching major games on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S on August 27, but the overlap ends there.
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