The tactical strategy game Star Wars Zero Company has surpassed one million copies sold and generated approximately $50 million for its creators, according to estimates by Alinea Analytics.
According to analysts, the majority of sales came from PC: 69.9% of copies were sold via Steam. PlayStation accounts for 19.9%, and Xbox for 10.2%, including PC version sales through the Xbox ecosystem.
However, the console audience brings in more money for the game relative to the number of copies sold. PlayStation and Xbox combined account for 30.1% of sales, but about 40.1% of revenue — 26.7% on PS5 and 13.3% on Xbox. This is explained by regional differences in game pricing: console versions are, on average, sold at a higher price.