STAR WARS Zero Company is available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. PC players can use the EA app, Steam, or Epic Games Store. EA’s current platform guide does not list Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Game Pass, or GeForce NOW.
Confirmed launch platforms and stores
EA app
Confirmed PC storefront.
Steam
Confirmed PC storefront.
Epic Games Store
Confirmed PC storefront.
PlayStation 5
Confirmed current-generation console.
Xbox Series X|S
Confirmed current-generation consoles.
Is Zero Company on Nintendo Switch 2?
Not confirmed. Nintendo Switch 2 does not appear in EA’s current platform support guide. That means it should not be represented as a launch platform; it does not prove a port can never be announced later.
Is it on PS4 or Xbox One?
EA lists PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, not PlayStation 4 or Xbox One. The evidence supports a current-generation console release list; this page does not invent backward-compatible access or a last-generation edition.
Is it on Game Pass, EA Play, or GeForce NOW?
No inclusion claim is made here. A platform release and a subscription or cloud-catalog listing are different facts, and the official platform guide reviewed for this edition does not confirm Game Pass or GeForce NOW availability. Catalogs can change, so any future statement needs a dated first-party listing.
Confirmed PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Confirmed EA app, Steam, and Epic Games Store on PC.
Unconfirmed Switch 2, Game Pass, and GeForce NOW.
Does platform change the game modes?
EA describes the game as single-player only across its supported-platform guidance. There is no online competitive multiplayer, online co-op, local or split-screen co-op, or social layer. See the dedicated multiplayer and co-op answer for the full mode boundary.
Sources and evidence note
- EA Help — Platforms and PC requirements guide ↗ — primary platform, storefront, and mode source.
- EA — STAR WARS Zero Company official site ↗ — official release destination and platform context.
- StarWars.com — Zero Company guide ↗ — first-party available-now platform summary.
Evidence boundary: listed platforms and PC stores are official. Absence from the current list is labeled “unconfirmed,” not converted into a permanent never-release claim.