In Star Wars Zero Company, the point of no return comes during the "Fathom's Grand Designs" chapter after you gain access to the "The Infinite Coil" critical mission. It's clearly signposted, but the game doesn't really make it clear what will happen after you complete the final mission. As such, you may well be wondering whether it's possible to continue completing side missions once you're done with the main story, or if there's a New Game Plus mode that becomes available when the credits are done rolling.
Unfortunately, Star Wars Zero Company doesn't have too much to offer in the way of post-game content, nor does it allow you to go back and mop up any of the side missions that you may have missed. As such, you should use the two cycles that the game gives you before you're forced to trigger "The Infinite Coil" to max out bonds and work towards any progress-based achievements that you still haven't quite unlocked, as there's currently no way to carry over your progress into a new playthrough.
Star Wars Zero Company doesn't have a New Game Plus mode in the traditional sense, although completing the main story does reward you with a few campaign unlocks that can help make a second playthrough feel a little different from the first. Personally, though, I'd much rather have been able to continue my original playthrough and cross off any of the missions that I missed. There weren't really enough of them to make me want to endure another fifteen-hour playthrough, but it would have been nice to have left the game having experienced everything that it had to offer. For a game that provides so much freedom leading up to its narrative climax, the endgame of Star Wars Zero Company feels needlessly restrictive and is one of the few dark spots on an otherwise fantastic game.
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