Where is the article?
that is great news with all Embracer killing .
Star Wars will be always relevant and big imo.I wonder how relevant Star Wars will be, by the time this game releases.
I don't think it's impossible to see Star Wars implode after Disney doubles down and pushes another Rey full feature movie that no one asked for and probably no one's going to see.
Where is the article?
that is great news with all Embracer killing .
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I am going with a big DOUBT on this. But I hope it happens.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake is one of gaming's most elusive projects. Announced in 2021, the long-awaited remake has changed hands multiple times, seemingly stopped development and restarted again, and after six years of development has yet to manifest. Fortunately, we finally have a real, concrete update on what's going on. Saber Interactive is still working on it, and according to the CEO, it's "alive and well."
Speaking to IGN in an interview today, Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch confirmed that the company took KOTOR with it during its split from Embracer Group, and that the game is still in active development.
"It's clear and it's obivous that we're working on this," he said. "It's been in the press numerous times. What I will say is that the game is alive and well, and we're dedicated to making sure we exceed consumer expectations."
Karch would not offer further details, but in an investor call following the announcement of Saber's departure, Embracer CEO Lars Wingefors implied the KOTOR remake may still be a long way away. The game has undergone a long limbo, having been announced in 2021 after three years of development at Aspyr, paused indefinitely due to lack of progress, and revived again at Saber Interactive. There have been minimal official updates since.
We spoke with Karch on a number of other topics surrounding Saber Interactive's recent departure from Embracer Group, which saw Karch acquire it back via his own holding company, Beacon Interactive. Included in the deal were at least 38 video game projects, over 3,000 employees, and studios such as Nimble Giant, Mad Head Games, Slipgate, New World Interactive, 3D Realms, and all Saber-branded studios.
Check back here at IGN tomorrow for more from our interview with Karch, including his thoughts on Saber's initial merger with Embracer and its recent split, the status of a number of other Saber games, as well as the future of Saber and Beacon Interactive.
Hmmm it's tht good?Awesome!! Hoping they copy the combat from Final Fantasy VII Remake/Rebirth.
I agree. Make it special.I am somehow still excited for the game but I hope they take their time and give us a worthy remake.
Hmmm it's tht good?
I assume it's going to be basically a remaster with some extra tweaks, like the original one but with some improvements in models, textures and lighting.Hmmm it's tht good?
Hmmm it's tht good?
I know I'm slacking.U reqlly should play the ff7 remake, llay the orginal first though.