GuidesGameplayUpdated: Aug 29, 2026

Star Wars Zero Company Cheats & Console Commands

No official cheat codes or console commands ship with the game. Here is what actually works and what to watch out for.

Quick answer: Star Wars Zero Company has no official cheat codes or console commands. Cheat Engine works for value editing, and a community Cheat Table exists, but both carry risks.

Quick Answer

There are no official cheat codes or built-in console commands in Star Wars Zero Company. The only working “cheat” route at launch is memory editing with Cheat Engine, supported by community-made Cheat Tables.

Official Cheat Support

Zero: none. The launch build ships no cheat menu, no console and no command list. If you want a lighter challenge, the supported route is the difficulty system — you can switch between Story, Normal, Hard and Expert between missions, and toggle permadeath off. That changes the game’s stakes without editing anything.

The Cheat Engine Route

Cheat Engine can modify in-game values such as health and resources, and a community Cheat Table (CT v1.0) is already published on GamePressure for use with Cheat Engine. Xmodhub also documents how to attach Cheat Engine to the game. This is an unofficial, community-driven path: the table is maintained by modders, not by Bit Reactor or EA.

Risks and Limits

  • Cheat Engine methods may break when the game updates, since memory addresses change between builds.
  • Using cheats may disable achievements — this is reported as a risk, not officially documented, so assume achievements are at stake.
  • The game uses Denuvo on PC; memory-editing tools sit next to anti-tamper technology, so use them at your own discretion.
  • Single-player means there is no multiplayer integrity concern, but corrupting your own save is still possible — back up saves first.
Visible limit: the evidence covers launch week (August 27–29, 2026). Cheat Table versions and compatibility change quickly; check the source links for updates before relying on a specific version.

Sources

All sources accessed August 29, 2026.