Work had been ongoing as of last September, meaning that a release is still a year or two away at least.Ĭertainly the most enticing entry on this list has to be Star Wars: Eclipse, the massive project from Quantic Dream that made its presence felt with a cinematic reveal trailer late last year. Little is known about this KOTOR remake at the time, though it is slated to be exclusive to the PS5 and PC, likely only temporarily. Its success spawned a sequel, and more notably, The Old Republic, a Bioware-developed MMORPG that celebrated its ten-year anniversary with a new expansion earlier this year. Released almost two decades ago, KOTOR broke ground as the first RPG set in the Star Wars universe, transporting players to an ancient timeline before the days of the Galactic Civil War. Aspyr already has experience porting KOTOR, too, as they brought the game to mobile devices back in 2013/14. Knights of the Old Republic remakeĪnnounced with a cinematic trailer at a PlayStation Showcase back in September of 2021, a Knights of the Old Republic remake from Aspyr, the company that has brought many key Star Wars titles like Republic Commando and the Force Unleashed onto new platforms, is under developmentīranded as a remake “from the ground up,” Aspyr will reportedly be re-imagining the Old Republic while also preserving the story that made the original RPG so iconic. And considering we just saw a BD droid in The Book of Boba Fett, he may be popping up elsewhere too. Regardless of when it comes, players can certainly look forward to wherever Cal’s journey will head next.
Beyond that, it even seems that a release could come as soon as holiday 2022, though more likely early 2023. Rumors indicate that a reveal is near, almost certain to be at this year’s Star Wars Celebration in late May. Respawn was so confident of its success, in fact, that they reportedly started work on a sequel before the game was even in the public’s hands.ĮA has officially confirmed the sequel’s development in the time since, but provided little word beyond the fact that it’s happening. The 2019 release represented the welcomed introduction of a narrative-driven, single-player experience to the Star Wars landscape, taking hold of new protagonist Cal Kestis in search of rebuilding the Jedi Order after the events of Order 66.įeaturing visceral lightsaber combat, dense exploration of some previously uncharted land and a gripping story, Jedi: Fallen Order was a smash hit. The most immediate game on the horizon is EA and Respawn Entertainment’s much-anticipated sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Photo: Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order in-game screenshot.
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