The remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic has been in growth for a number of years now, and whereas nothing has materialized, the challenge is not lifeless but. Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch says the challenge is “alive and properly” as work continues on it, following the studio parting methods with Embracer Group lately.
“It is clear and it is apparent that we’re engaged on this,” Karch stated to IGN. “It has been within the press quite a few occasions. What I’ll say is that the sport is alive and properly, and we’re devoted to creating positive we exceed client expectations.”
Initially in growth at Aspyr for 3 years earlier than it was formally introduced in 2021, Saber Interactive would ultimately be recruited as a co-developer on this challenge. In 2022, Koch stated that the challenge was shaping as much as be “huge” and that the 2003 sport was being remade from scratch on account of its age.
Since then, there have been only a few updates on the Knights of the Old Republic remake, with one report claiming it was reportedly not in lively growth. It was additionally reported that Saber Interactive was taking full management over the event of the title.
In the meantime, Aspyr’s current port of Star Wars Battlefront has been met with a detrimental reception by followers, and it would simply be probably the most disappointing video games of the yr. Whereas there is not any phrase but on when Knights of the Old Republic remake will likely be launched, Star Wars followers nonetheless have rather a lot to stay up for. Ubisoft’s open-world sport, Star Wars Outlaws, is making ready to launch later this yr and Star Wars: The Acolyte will debut on Disney+ in June.