STAR WARS Zero Company Campaign Completion and Replay Guide

Finish the campaign from the goal that matters now. The current campaign contains 12 Story Missions across 6 chapters, plus 11 Hero and 44 Tactical Missions. This guide covers timed work and the confirmed later-campaign recruitment prompt. It does not estimate playtime or promise other replay benefits.

Choose the current campaign goal

Select the situation that matches this campaign. Each answer gives one action and one stopping condition.

Choose your situation

What must this campaign or the next one accomplish?

Current state

Finishing the first campaign

Use the 12 Story Missions across 6 chapters as the campaign backbone. Review timed work before Story Mission 12.

Premise: This answer applies when: Finishing the first campaign.
Do now: Open only after every task you still want from this campaign has a current plan.
Why this answer: Critical Missions are required to advance the campaign. When they reach 1 cycle remaining you must launch this mission. Hero expiry is shown as MISSION EXPIRED: the Mission name.
Tradeoff: Waiting protects optional work but delays the Story sequence. Advancing accepts that unfinished timed work may disappear.
Alternative: Advance as soon as the remaining optional work no longer matters to this campaign goal.
If it fails: A Hero Mission or other timed opportunity expires while its requirement still matters.
Recovery: Return to the live Holotable and continue only with work that is still available.
Done when: is the next Story record and the remaining checklist contains nothing you still intend to finish first.
Next action: Filter the Mission records to Story and confirm the current final record.

Open the final Story record →

Starting another squad

Start another campaign when the goal is a different squad, Bond route, or Specialization plan.

Premise: This answer applies when: Starting another squad.
Do now: Choose the new campaign goal before recruiting or spending Focus Points.
Why this answer: Clone operators can now be recruited at the start of the new campaign
Tradeoff: The Clone recruitment prompt is the only replay benefit established by this guide. Read the new campaign's visible state before planning anything else.
Alternative: Use a completion-focused state instead when an unfinished requirement still belongs to the current campaign.
If it fails: The plan uses a starting option that is not visible in the new campaign.
Recovery: Build the new plan from the options visible at the start of that campaign.
Done when: The new campaign has one declared roster or development goal built from its visible starting options.
Next action: Plan the first four required jobs before recruiting replacements.

Plan the new squad →

Chasing a difficulty completion

Choose the exact completion requirement first, then protect its difficulty eligibility for the full campaign.

Premise: This answer applies when: Chasing a difficulty completion.
Do now: Read the five difficulty requirements and choose the highest one you intend to finish. Changing difficulty level will result in losing eligibility for any difficulty-based Achievements.
Why this answer: Beat the game on Story or higher Beat the game on Normal or higher Beat the game on Hard or higher Beat the game on Expert
Tradeoff: Keeping eligibility can require solving a failed Mission without lowering difficulty.
Alternative: Change difficulty only when finishing the campaign matters more than the selected difficulty achievement.
If it fails: Difficulty changed outside combat and the run lost difficulty-achievement eligibility.
Recovery: Finish other requirements on this campaign and move the lost difficulty completion to another campaign.
Done when: The selected requirement is complete without a difficulty change that removed eligibility.
Next action: Choose the matching campaign settings package before continuing.

Choose the campaign settings →

Planning Expert with Beskar Mode

Use Expert with Beskar Mode only when is the declared campaign target.

Premise: This answer applies when: Planning Expert with Beskar Mode.
Do now: Confirm Expert and Beskar Mode before beginning the attempt, then protect every crucial Mission and critical squad member.
Why this answer: Beat the game on Expert and Beskar Mode Beskar Mode uses one persistent save, disables manual saving, and makes its named failures irreversible.
Tradeoff: This package protects the condition but removes manual-save recovery and adds campaign-ending failures.
Alternative: Choose Expert without Beskar Mode before the attempt when manual saves matter more than .
If it fails: dies, another critical squad member dies, or a crucial Mission fails in Beskar Mode.
Recovery: There is no manual-save recovery under the Beskar rule. Use another campaign for the next attempt.
Done when: Beat the game on Expert and Beskar Mode
Next action: Review the exact Beskar failure boundary before the first deployment.

Review Beskar Mode →

A campaign-long task is unfinished

Keep the current campaign focused on the unfinished requirement before advancing the last Story record.

Premise: This answer applies when: A campaign-long task is unfinished.
Do now: Check , , and against their exact requirement text.
Why this answer: Recruited 20 Operators in a single campaign Completed 50 Optional Missions Unlocked all the Zone Rewards
Tradeoff: Finishing the task may consume more Cycles or resources before the Story can continue.
Alternative: Advance when the requirement is complete or you have chosen to leave it for another campaign.
If it fails: The final Story record is launched while a requirement that names this campaign is still incomplete.
Recovery: If the task is still available, return to its exact requirement and continue. Otherwise, leave it out of the current campaign goal.
Done when: The exact requirement is satisfied or deliberately removed from this campaign's goal.
Next action: Open the matching achievement group and verify the wording.

Check the achievement requirement →

Read the completion sequence

The final current Story record is in Chapter 6. Use the Story Mission filter to read the sequence without turning this page into a plot summary.

This is the last current Story record. Treat the checklist as preparation for that Mission, not as a claim about saves or any state after completion.

Protect timed and campaign-long work

The campaign timing rules establish two different pressures:

Critical Missions are required to advance the campaign. When they reach 1 cycle remaining you must launch this mission.
A Hero Mission can display MISSION EXPIRED: Mission name.

Check the live Holotable in this order:

Launch a Critical Mission when it reaches one cycle remaining.
Read every Hero Mission countdown and its exact failure condition.
Complete a reveal Operation before expecting its linked Hero Mission.
Resolve a Crisis pair from the two effects shown in the current campaign.
Check exact achievement requirements that still depend on this campaign.
Read the selected Zone’s next threshold before spending Contacts or Cycles.

The current rules name one special missed-Hero recovery for . Do not extend that exception to every expired Hero Mission.

Three long requirements deserve an explicit check:

: Completed 50 Optional Missions
: Recruited 20 Operators in a single campaign
: Unlocked all the Zone Rewards

Understand the confirmed replay boundary

The one current completion unlock on this page is exact: Clone operators can now be recruited at the start of the new campaign. It changes recruitment availability at the start of a new campaign.

For every other starting condition, read the new campaign’s visible state before making the next plan. Choose one goal, such as a different squad, a difficulty completion, or an unfinished achievement group, from the options that campaign presents.

Run the final cleanup

Complete this check before the final Story launch when the listed work matters to your goal:

Open the Hero Mission list and read every remaining timer, squad limit, and failure condition.
Open the Operation records and resolve any choice, recovery, Crisis, or Hero chain you still want.
Check , , and against their exact text above.
Check the Bonds and Operator stories groups in the achievement roadmap.
Repair or replace injured Operators, then complete the legal final-squad check.
Open and launch only when the remaining list contains nothing you still intend to finish first.

The checklist is conditional. A story-focused campaign does not need every optional task. A completion-focused campaign should finish the requirements it still wants before committing to the last Story record.

REFERENCES

References

Story Mission order, chapter placement, Critical and Hero timing, Beskar Mode, achievement requirements, and the new-campaign Clone recruitment prompt supply every fact used here.
Current game records and rules