Star Wars Zero Company Hits Million-Seller Milestone While Bit Reactor Rebuilds
EA has announced that Star Wars Zero Company, the turn-based strategy title from Bit Reactor and Respawn, has sold more than one million copies. A version 1.2 update is scheduled for next week, though its contents have not been detailed. Bit Reactor has also brought some furloughed employees back to work following the game's success.
Star Wars Zero Company is a turn-based strategy game from Bit Reactor and Respawn, published by EA. It has now passed one million copies sold, according to an announcement shared through the game's official social channels. A version 1.2 update is set to arrive next week, but EA has not yet explained what it will include.
Following that sales result, Bit Reactor has been able to return some previously furloughed employees to work. The studio and its team are still recovering, while the game's audience waits for the next patch.
The million-copy milestone could strengthen confidence in Star Wars strategy games and encourage continued support for Zero Company. Players may benefit from future updates, while Bit Reactor employees and their community could see more stable work. Still, one successful release may not resolve broader industry uncertainty, and the impact will depend on how updates perform and whether the studio can keep rebuilding.