Star Wars Zero Company Unofficially Gets A Real Endgame
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β’Sat, 19 Sep 2026 16:16:58 GMT
π° What Happened
Star Wars Zero Company is a strategy game with no real content after the credits. Players were told to start a new save file with extra options instead. A fan has now built a large endgame mod.
The Aftermath mod by Cafiso launched earlier in September and became popular this week. It adds 1,000 extra in-game days. Players can keep doing missions, level up characters and earn new gear.
The mod adds boss fights with Boba Fett, Palpatine, Gar Saxon and others. It also makes Rex, Anakin, Cody and other heroes recruitable, and adds new threat and fatigue systems.
π The Backstory
Star Wars Zero Company was made by Bit Reactor and is sold for PlayStation 5, PC and Xbox Series X. The mod only works on PC. Many developers were furloughed before launch, so big official updates look unlikely.
Star Wars games have a strong modding scene. Fans often keep games alive with unofficial add-ons long after studios move on.
π― Why It Matters
Fans often add the features studios cannot. This mod shows there is real demand for more Zero Company, which could push the publisher to fund official updates for everyone.
Star Wars Zero Company is a strategy game with no real content after the credits. Players were told to start a new save file with extra options instead. A fan has now built a large endgame mod.
The Aftermath mod by Cafiso launched earlier in September and became popular this week. It adds 1,000 extra in-game days. Players can keep doing missions, level up characters and earn new gear.
The mod adds boss fights with Boba Fett, Palpatine, Gar Saxon and others. It also makes Rex, Anakin, Cody and other heroes recruitable, and adds new threat and fatigue systems.
Star Wars Zero Company was made by Bit Reactor and is sold for PlayStation 5, PC and Xbox Series X. The mod only works on PC. Many developers were furloughed before launch, so big official updates look unlikely.
Star Wars games have a strong modding scene. Fans often keep games alive with unofficial add-ons long after studios move on.
Fans often add the features studios cannot. This mod shows there is real demand for more Zero Company, which could push the publisher to fund official updates for everyone.