A new vacancy at Respawn has revealed the approximate release dates for the final part of the Star Wars Jedi trilogy

Amid a protracted crisis and a wave of massive layoffs sweeping the global gaming industry, Respawn Entertainment has sent a positive message to fans of the Star Wars franchise. Games about the adventures of Cal Kestis have become the brand's key and most stable asset in recent years, demonstrating strong results in contrast to the mixed successes of Disney's film and TV series projects.

The team is now focused on creating the final release of the trilogy. Another confirmation that production is progressing as usual was new personnel changes in the company. A vacancy has appeared on the official website for a Narrative Designer, who will work on the plot of the direct sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.

Although the publication does not reveal details of the script or game mechanics, this step serves as a clear confirmation that the creation of the project is proceeding without delays and is one of the key priorities for the studio management.

At the same time, the appearance of this vacancy corrects the previous forecasts of analysts. Previously, there were rumors online about a possible full announcement of the game in 2026. However, with Respawn still assembling a team of writers to work on the narrative (which is being laid out in the early stages), the Star Wars Jedi threequel will likely not debut until the second half of 2027.