Lucasfilm Games confirmed that both Star Wars Eclipse and the KOTOR remake remain active projects. The studio included the titles in a recent sizzle reel. This appearance addresses long-standing cancellation rumors. Meanwhile, Bit Reactor released update 1.1 for Star Wars Zero Company on August 27, 2026. The patch applies to the PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC versions of the game.
Studio History and Project Origins
Bit Reactor originally pitched a turn-based strategy game set in the Titanfall universe to Respawn co-founder Vince Zampella. The team later pivoted that concept to the Star Wars universe. The resulting project became Star Wars Zero Company. The game launched on August 27, 2026, across current-generation consoles and PC.
Technical Fixes in Update 1.1
The new patch addresses several critical technical problems reported since launch. Update 1.1 resolves a bug that caused 100% hit chance calculations to fail. It also fixes save file corruptions occurring specifically in Beskar Mode. Developers addressed menu freezes that interrupted gameplay. The update restores missing Deluxe and pre-order rewards to affected user inventories.
PC players using NVIDIA GTX 10 or RTX 20 series graphics cards face specific performance issues. Those users must disable environment geometry detail in the settings menu to prevent severe frame rate drops.
These targeted adjustments are intended to stabilize performance while the development team continues to monitor user feedback for subsequent patches. The inclusion of the long-awaited titles in the recent promotional reel provides renewed clarity regarding the publisher's broader portfolio management.
Specifically, the NVIDIA workaround requires players running older hardware to manually toggle off the geometry setting before loading active save states to avoid memory leaks during large-scale tactical engagements.
