Another game I'll be playing!

As a mega XCOM fan, Star Wars Zero Company was one of those games that, from the moment it was announced, I knew I would play sooner or later. The idea of an XCOM set in the Star Wars universe was enough to win me over before I even saw the final result. And now that it's released, its time is approaching.

Zero Company is a single-player turn-based tactical game that transports us to the final days of the Clone Wars. We take charge of an elite squad, recruit and develop characters, create different compositions, and engage in battles where correct positioning, abilities, and our decisions can determine everything. In short: XCOM with Star Wars. And for me, that alone is a dangerously good combination.

The initial reviews are quite positive, with many highlighting the tactical gameplay, character customization, and the fact that the Bit Reactor team managed to quite convincingly transfer the XCOM logic to the Star Wars universe. It's not just a Star Wars game with turn-based battles; it seems to genuinely understand what makes this particular genre so addictive.

Of course, not everything is perfect. One of the main criticisms is that the game, in several places, **plays it quite safe**, without deviating too much from the familiar XCOM formula. Some would have liked more variety, greater depth in management, and more options outside of combat. There are also reports of technical issues in the PC version, mainly related to performance, stuttering, and crashes.

Personally, however, I don't want to draw a conclusion yet. The game was released just a few days ago, and I want to get into it properly, without rushing. Upon my return from vacation, **Star Wars Zero Company** will be one of the games that will immediately be added to my list.

And then we will have much more to say.

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