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"It doesn’t have to always be triple-A": Galactic Racer and Zero Company’s success has Lucasfilms wanting more smaller-scale Star Wars games

Star Wars: Galactic Racer has been fucking everywhere recently, seemingly both due to its actual quality as a game and also due to vast swathes of people falling in love with little mole guy Biddy Blas .

via Rock Paper Shotgun

Star Wars Zero Company adds new difficulty options that can bring it closer to XCOM

via PC Gamer

Lucasfilm wants to do more Star Wars games like Zero Company and Galactic Racer: 'We’ve tried to be more flexible about who we’re willing to take pitches from'

via PC Gamer

Star Wars Zero Company review

It took me longer than I'd like to admit to realise something obvious about Star Wars Zero Company. The fate of its eponymous crew - short of cash, betrayed by the shifting sands of circumstance in a tumultuous wider world, scrambling to...

via Eurogamer

After Star Wars: Zero Company and Galactic Racer, Lucasfilm says it will "continue to surprise"

via GamesRadar

The Best Deals Today: Cyberpunk 2077 for Switch 2, Pikmin 4, Star Wars Zero Company, and More

via IGN

Star Wars Zero Company Finally Makes Starting A New Campaign Worth It

There has never been a better time to play Star Wars Zero Company following the release of Patch 1.2 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X

via Polygon

The Best Deals Today: Doom: The Dark Ages, Star Wars Zero Company, 007 4K Blu-ray, and More

via IGN

The studio behind Star Wars Zero Company is bringing back some of its furloughed staff

via PC Gamer

'Star Wars Zero Company' Studio Brings Back Furloughed Devs in Positive Update

'Star Wars Zero Company' developer Bit Reactor is bringing back some of the employees it previously furloughed.

via Polygon

Star Wars Zero Company studio start to bring back devs furloughed prior to launch, with "more than half" of previous headcount reportedly returning to payroll

Star Wars Zero Company developers Bit Reactor have begun to put some of the developers they furloughed prior to the game's release back on payroll.

via Rock Paper Shotgun

Bit Reactor CEO Welcomes Return of Some Furloughed Staff for 'Continued Support' of Star Wars Zero Company

Bit Reactor, the developer of Star Wars Zero Company, has begun returning some of its staff to the team after furloughing an estimated 80% of employees just before the game’s launch.

via IGN

Star Wars: Zero Company studio is bringing "as many people back as possible" after furloughing "most" of its developers

Star Wars: Zero Company maker Bit Reactor is bringing back developers who were furloughed ahead of launch. Read more

via Eurogamer

Star Wars Zero Company Developer Sees Portion Of Furloughed Workers Return

Star Wars Zero Company released in late August to great reviews, but its launch was bittersweet, as a large chunk of developer Bit Reactor's staff was furloughed , unsure if they would be returning to work.

via GameSpot

Star Wars Zero Company studio is "returning" furloughed developers after "incredible response"

via GamesRadar

Star Wars Zero Company Studio Tries To Bring Back As Many Furloughed Devs 'As Possible' Following 'Unexpected Business Developments Outside Of Our Control'

Bit Reactor says it will have more to share on the XCOM -like strategy game's future 'soon'

via Kotaku

Star Wars Zero Company Gets Its First Big Discount at Amazon for Prime Day

Star Wars Zero Company has dropped to a new low price at Amazon ahead of the retailer's Prime Big Deal Days sale event, with a 20% discount across PS5 and Xbox Series X.

via IGN

Star Wars Zero Company Gets Its First Big Discount at Amazon Ahead of Prime Big Deal Days

Star Wars Zero Company has dropped to a new low price at Amazon ahead of the retailer's Prime Big Deal Days sale event, with a 20% discount across PS5 and Xbox Series X.

via IGN

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