Star Wars Zero Company Wiki

Editorial Policy

Last reviewed: August 30, 2026

Purpose and independence

Star Wars Zero Company Wiki is an independent, fan-made guide site. It is not affiliated with Electronic Arts, Bit Reactor, Lucasfilm Games, Disney, Valve, Microsoft, Sony, or any store or platform holder. We do not receive access, compensation, or editorial direction from those organizations in exchange for coverage.

Our aim is to give players a clear, spoiler-aware answer before adding detail. We distinguish confirmed product information from hands-on advice, community observations, and opinion. A guide is not an official support document, and a recommendation is not a guarantee that the same result will apply to every save, platform, patch, or PC configuration.

How we verify facts

We use sources in this order whenever they are available:

  1. Official game, publisher, developer, and platform pages.
  2. The current store listing for the platform named in the claim.
  3. Official patch notes, support articles, in-game credits, and documented accessibility or compatibility labels.
  4. Reputable editorial reporting and clearly identified community testing when a first-party source does not answer the question.

We link to important sources where they help a reader check a claim. If sources conflict, we identify the conflict or avoid presenting an uncertain answer as settled fact.

Time-sensitive information

Release status, prices, editions, subscription availability, DRM disclosures, Steam Deck labels, PC requirements, patches, review aggregates, and mod compatibility can change. Pages covering those topics include a verification date and should be reviewed when an official source, store listing, or game update changes the answer.

The visible page update date records a substantive page revision. It should not be read as a claim that every fact on every page was re-tested on that day.

Guides, testing, and opinion

Strategy advice, build recommendations, troubleshooting steps, and performance observations are editorial guidance. We label recommendations as recommendations, keep destructive troubleshooting steps out of our guides, and prefer reproducible tests over one-off claims.

When reporting a test or compatibility result, we aim to identify the platform, game version, relevant settings, and limits of the evidence. Community reports can show a pattern, but they do not outweigh official documentation for product features or support status.

Corrections and updates

If you find an error, an outdated claim, a missing source, or a misleading description, contact [email protected] with the page URL and evidence. We review good-faith correction requests and update, clarify, or remove material when the evidence supports a change.

Spoilers and external links

We keep overview pages spoiler-aware where practical and label material that requires more context. External links lead to their original publisher or platform. We do not host game files, mods, or third-party installers; use outside downloads at your own risk and follow the original creator's instructions.