Will Star Wars Zero Company have Denuvo on PC?

With release day almost here, the Steam listing for Star Wars Zero Company still doesn’t show Denuvo among its notices. As of August 19, 2026, the page lists features like Single-player, Steam Cloud and achievements, plus the usual account requirements, but there’s no “Incorporates 3rd-party DRM: Denuvo Anti-tamper” line that typically appears on Steam when a game includes it.

That doesn’t mean the conversation is over, but it does set expectations for launch week. Steam’s notices are the clearest public indicator of whether a game ships with Denuvo, and for now, they’re silent on it for Zero Company.

What the PC listing actually says

On the store page, EA and Bit Reactor confirm the basics: Zero Company is a single-player, turn-based tactics game, due on August 27, 2026, with support for Steam achievements and cloud saves. The notice block also states that an Internet connection, a linked EA Account and a Steam Account are required to play. Those account checks are separate from Denuvo and are standard for recent EA releases on Steam. You can see all of that directly on the game’s Steam listing.

EA’s own page reiterates the August 27 date and cross-platform release on PC and consoles, without any mention of Denuvo in its consumer-facing materials. That tracks with how publishers usually handle anti-tamper details, which are typically surfaced on store pages rather than in marketing copy. The date and platform rundown is available on EA’s preorder page.

A quick reality check on DRM

Absence of a Denuvo tag on Steam is a good sign for players who keep an eye on Denuvo and other DRM protections, but it isn’t an absolute guarantee until the build goes live. Store pages sometimes change close to launch. If Denuvo were added, Steam would normally reflect that with a clear third-party DRM notice. Conversely, if the listing remains unchanged at launch, it’s fair to assume Zero Company ships without it.

Either way, the EA Account link requirement remains in place, and the Steam page specifies an Internet connection is required to play. That’s worth keeping in mind if you were hoping for a completely offline setup on day one. We’ll keep watching the page and update if anything changes before or after August 27.

For now, the practical takeaway is simple: Zero Company’s Steam page doesn’t list Denuvo, and nothing official from EA suggests otherwise. If you’re planning to play on PC next week, keep an eye on the store notices during preload and at launch to see if that status holds.