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Well-known insider Jeff Grubb reports that Disney is actively searching for developers to helm Star Wars: Battlefront 3. -
Electronic Arts said that turn-based tactical game Star Wars Zero Company has crossed the one-million-copies mark, thanking players for their support and noting that the game will keep receiving updates. It also has a Steam page.
The milestone had already been reported by analytics agency Alinea Analytics by late September. Electronic Arts has now confirmed the sales figure itself. -
Star Wars: Galactic Racer appears to be the first title affected by a new Denuvo update that interferes with a common hypervisor bypass. The PC version went several days without a crack after launch, and one bypass creator said the updated protection can cause the game to crash as soon as it starts. -
The Star Wars tactics game spent only five days on sale before the end of August, and that was enough to top Steam's monthly revenue chart. -
Lucasfilm Games' new 2026 sizzle reel puts Star Wars Eclipse and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake back in front of fans, but it still offers no hint about when either project might arrive. Both games were announced in 2021, and the studio uses the reel to confirm they remain part of its lineup rather than to share a release date, a release window, or new development details. -
Star Wars: Zero Company was first pitched as a Titanfall game, even as its studio hit a money crisis
Legal documents have revealed that Bit Reactor's Star Wars: Zero Company began life as a Titanfall tactics pitch before Vince Zampella steered it toward Apex Legends's universe and then, ultimately, Star Wars. That early version was tied to Titanfall, but Zampella — Respawn Entertainment co-founder — rejected it and asked the team to try again with the Star Wars IP.
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Immediately following the game's release, Star Wars Zero Company players urged the developers to commit to robust post-launch support, fearing the project might face the same sudden end as Star Wars: Battlefront 2. -
A batch of reels has offered a rare look at the cancelled Star Wars: Magellan, including combat, skills, and mission structure from the unreleased game. Reported by MP1st, the material shows an unannounced action RPG that was in development at Echtra Games under the internal codename Magellan. -
Star Wars Eclipse made its first public appearance in nearly five years at D23 in Anaheim, where Lucasfilm screened a trailer for the Star Wars Eclipse. The presentation, however, recycled most of the 2021 cinematic reveal, with only a slight rearrangement of the opening shots. -
Lucasfilm Reveals First Star Wars Footage With Gosling — What We Know From the Closed-Door Screening
A sixty-second teaser for Star Wars: Starfighter was shown at the D23 fan festival in Anaheim — and that's it. The footage wasn't posted online and there are no plans to release it anytime soon; all that's made it out is a logo, a captioned still, and recaps from people who were in the room. The film hits theaters and IMAX on May 28, 2027. -
The new trailer for Star Wars: Visions Presents — The Ninth Jedi puts Kara and her father, Juro, at the center of the story as the series heads toward its August 5 debut on Disney+ and Hulu. Disney and Lucasfilm released the preview on August 4, and the anime miniseries will run for eight episodes. -
TheGamer reported that Lucasfilm has allegedly ended its partnership with Aspyr after a rough stretch for the publisher's Star Wars projects. Neither company has officially commented on the reported split.
The claim comes from The Star Wars Garrison, which says unnamed sources close to the matter told it that the partnership is over. The same report says the original Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake was taken away from Aspyr and handed to Saber Interactive. -
Bit Reactor announced new details about Star Wars Zero Company, including how the game's linear campaign will work and what restrictions players should expect at launch. The upcoming single-player turn-based tactics game set in the Star Wars universe is scheduled to launch on August 27 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, and the studio also shared more about how long the campaign should take, how much freedom players will have with customization, and what kind of story structure to expect. -
Saber Interactive chief business officer Steve Allison has again left the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake without a firm release date, saying the game is part of the company's 2028 plans only in a "hopefully" sense. He was outlining Saber's lineup for the next few years when he mentioned the project, alongside Space Marine 3, John Wick, and several unannounced games, with no promise that the remake will actually ship by then. -
The First official trailer for The Ninth Jedi, an anime spin-off series set in the Star Wars universe, was revealed at Anime Expo — offering a glimpse into a future where the Jedi and Sith have vanished, but the Force endures. The series premieres August 5, 2026, with all eight episodes dropping simultaneously on Disney+ and Hulu. -
Quantic Dream employees have launched a large-scale strike in an effort to save the development of Star Wars Eclipse and protest working conditions at the studio. The strike was strategically timed to coincide with a visit from Lucasfilm representatives, aiming to highlight the project's difficulties and the ongoing turmoil within the company. -
Starting April 29, the Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge area at Disneyland will feature a live Han Solo — an actor in costume ready to pose for photos and perform short scenes with guests. Disney released a promo video showing the character stepping out of a cantina, bantering with Chewbacca, and waving to the camera. -
“The old protect the young, and the young protect the old”: emotional and epic trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu is out
With just a month left until release, Lucasfilm has dropped the final trailer for Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu. Its tagline says it all: “The old protect the young, and the young protect the old.” Din Djarin and Grogu return — this time on the big screen. -
Two and a half years of unpaid work — and one word from Disney: director of “The Hunt for Ben Solo” shuts the door for good
Steven Soderbergh — director of Traffic, the Ocean’s trilogy, and Contagion — has officially put an end to the story of the canceled The Hunt for Ben Solo. In an interview with The Playlist, when asked whether the project could be revived after leadership changes at Disney and Lucasfilm, he answered with a single word: “No.” -
“I’d shave my head instantly”: Sam Witwer is ready to return as Starkiller from Star Wars: The Force Unleashed
Sam Witwer, known to Star Wars fans for voicing Darth Maul and portraying Starkiller, has made it clear he would return to the character from The Force Unleashed without hesitation if Lucasfilm ever decides to bring him back. The actor said this in an interview with Polygon, where he was directly asked if he would reprise the role of Galen Marek.
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