The voice cast for the upcoming turn-based tactics game Star Wars Zero Company has been revealed just ahead of San Diego Comic-Con 2026. The announcement highlights a mix of established Star Wars voice talent and new performers joining the project. Fans can expect the full group to help bring the Clone Wars-era story to life when the game launches later this summer.
Set during the Clone Wars, Star Wars Zero Company follows former Republic officer Hawks as they assemble an unconventional squad of Operators. Players will lead missions that blend tactical combat, investigations, and high-stakes decisions while hunting the dangerous leader of a Separatist-aligned cult known as the Infinite Coil.
Hawks (Masculine): Jonathan Freeman (Goliath, Children’s Hospital)
Hawks (Feminine): Erica Luttrell (Star Wars: Squadrons, Steven Universe)
Kundri Fathom: Rekha Sharma (Star Trek: Discovery)
Trick: Dee Bradley Baker (Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars: The Bad Batch)
Anakin Skywalker: Matt Lanter (Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars: The Mandalorian)
Runa Blask: Vic Michaelis (Dropout)
Kabb Uppercut: JB Blanc (Arcane)
Jae Mordant: Judy Alice Lee (Marvel Rivals)
Cly Kullervo: Alex McKenna (Red Dead Redemption 2)
Bennic Halloren: Leo Howard (Kickin’ It)
Visser: Dylan Kenin (Mayor of Kingstown)
Tel-Rea: Nicole Rainteau (Criminal Minds)
Neesh Renark: Jim Pirri (Marvel's Spider-Man 2)
M-3VO / Meevo: D.C. Douglas (Mass Effect 2, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor)
Typhon: Hunter Smith (Monster Hunter Wilds)
Several cast members will appear in person at San Diego Comic-Con this weekend. The panel takes place on Saturday, July 25 at 4:00 PM PT in Room 6BCF and features narrative director Aaron Contreras from BitReactor, Lucasfilm’s Kelsey Sharpe, Dee Bradley Baker, Jonathan Freeman, Rekha Sharma, Vic Michaelis, and host Michael Peyton from IGN. Attendees will get a deeper look at the game’s cinematic storytelling and character development.
The gameplay emphasizes strategic squad management across both a customizable base and dynamic battlefields. Players choose from a wide range of Operators—including scoundrels, astromechs, and even a Jedi—then deploy specialized abilities and unlock combat synergies as their team improves through successive missions. Every decision shapes the path forward, making each playthrough distinct.
Those who want early access to exclusive cosmetics can lock in their copy now. Ordering either the Standard Edition or Deluxe Edition unlocks two extra cosmetic packs plus five painted weapon themes drawn from the Clone Wars period. Every pre-order also includes the Crystalline Astromech Cosmetic Pack featuring an R3 droid, crystalline heads for R4 and R5 variants, and the original BR-1 droid created for the game. Deluxe Edition buyers receive all of those pre-order rewards along with the additional exclusive Deluxe content.
Star Wars Zero Company is scheduled to launch on August 27, 2026 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Fans can follow further updates from the San Diego Comic-Con panel and beyond as the release date approaches.
Source: StarWars.com
