Star Wars Zero Company reaches 1 million sales and $50 million revenue

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Star Wars Zero Company, a tactical turn-based strategy game developed by Bit Reactor, has reached an estimated 1 million copies sold since its launch, according to data from Alinea Analytics. The game has generated approximately $50 million in revenue.

Platform distribution shows Steam as the dominant marketplace with 69.9% of sales, followed by PlayStation at 19.9% and Xbox platforms at 10.2%. While the game has seen strong performance in North America and Europe, which account for roughly 90% of the player base, its reach in Asian markets remains low at under 5%, partly due to limited localization.

The commercial success stands in contrast to internal challenges at Bit Reactor. Before the game's release, the studio reportedly placed approximately 80% of its workforce on unpaid leave. Bit Reactor described this as a difficult decision made independently of publisher Electronic Arts or Disney, intended to manage the studio prior to the launch outcome.

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Alinea Analytics · Bit Reactor · Electronic Arts · Star Wars Zero Company · Steam

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[● 4 SOURCES] PlayStation accounts for 19.9% of sales. pixelcritics.com · pl.ign.com · nl.ign.com · otakukart.com
[○ 1 SOURCE] Roughly 90% of players are located in North America and Europe. pl.ign.com
[● 3 SOURCES] Electronic Arts has not officially confirmed the sales figures. pixelcritics.com · pl.ign.com · nl.ign.com
[● 2 SOURCES] Approximately 80% of Bit Reactor's staff were placed on unpaid leave prior to the game's launch. pixelcritics.com · nl.ign.com
[● 4 SOURCES] The game generated approximately $50 million in revenue. pixelcritics.com · pl.ign.com · nl.ign.com · otakukart.com