Star Wars Zero Company Brings Back Clone Wars Heavyweights for Tactical Spin
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Bit Reactor and Lucasfilm Games revealed the voice cast for Star Wars Zero Company, featuring the return of Clone Wars veterans Matt Lanter and Dee Bradley Baker ahead of the game's August 27 release.
Developer Bit Reactor and Lucasfilm Games have dropped the official cast list for Star Wars Zero Company, and it is a major win for fans of the animated era. Ahead of its San Diego Comic-Con panel, the upcoming single-player, turn-based tactics game confirmed the return of franchise staples Matt Lanter and Dee Bradley Baker. Set during the height of the Clone Wars, the game follows a misfit band of mercenaries led by a former Republic officer, putting players right into the grit of the prequel era conflicts as they take on a Separatist cult.
Lanter is back to voice Anakin Skywalker, while Baker returns to his legendary domain as a clone trooper named Trick, cementing the project's authentic connection to the broader Star Wars animated canon. They are joined by a stacked ensemble cast that includes Jonathan Freeman, Erica Luttrell, JB Blanc, and Rekha Sharma as the antagonist Kundri Fathom. Bringing in these veteran actors shows a clear dedication to the universe that fans have followed across screens and speaker systems for over a decade.
With strategy titles enjoying a strong resurgence across PC and current-gen consoles, Zero Company is positioning itself as a narrative-heavy experience worth watching when it launches on August 27. Priced at $49.99 on Windows PC and $59.99 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, the game skips the usual live service trappings for a focused single-player campaign. You can catch more details on the project as the team takes the stage at San Diego Comic-Con this weekend, courtesy of Polygon's original reporting.
Tags: Star Wars Zero Company, Bit Reactor, Gaming News, Strategy Games, San Diego Comic-Con
Original article: Polygon