Star Wars: Rebellion / Supremeacy (1998): A galactic strategy game that was too big for its own interface

Most Star Wars games require you to win a battle.

In Star Wars: Rebellion, you had to determine the consequences.

It wanted to know where your ships are built, which planets pay for their construction, whether the local population supports your government, who is spying on your shipyards, which officer should command the fleet, and whether Luke Skywalker has enough free time between diplomatic assignments to become a Jedi.

Then another window opened.

Released for Windows in 1998, Star Wars: Rebellion was developed by Coolhand Interactive and published by LucasArts. In the UK and Ireland, the same game was released under the name Star Wars: Supremacy. There are no separate campaigns, changed mechanics, or regional design differences behind the second title. Rebellion and Supremacy are the same huge, gritty, and fun strategy game.

Star Wars: Galactic Racer gets 15 minutes of gameplay

The IGN portal published 15 minutes of gameplay of Star Wars: Galactic Racer, dangerous races in the Star Wars universe.

The video shows a piece of the story campaign on the planet Jakku, where we will take part in several races. And, of course, customize your transport and chat with local NPCs.

Star Wars: Galactic Racer releases October 6th on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series. In the preview, the new product was dubbed the return of Burnout and the hope of Star Wars.

Galactic Racer developers Fuse Games want to bring something new to the racing genre. They are also thinking about post-release support for the game.

3 Cool Star Wars References in Spider-Man: New Day

WARNING: Spoilers for Spider-Man: New Day follow.

Ever since Ned dropped the LEGO Death Star upon discovering the existence of Peter Parker's web-slinging alter ego in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Star Wars has played a low-key but sentimental role in the Marvel Spider-Man film universe.

Spider-Man: New Day is no exception, with three interesting Star Wars references that will appeal to fans of a galaxy far, far away. Here they are...

"Have Fun with the Band": John Everist on Creating the Music for Monopoly: A Star Wars Movie

Exclusive Interview: The composer talks creating interactive music for Monopoly Star Wars: Heroes VS Villains, writing music for children, stepping out of John Williams' shadow, and why creative work should never be completely problem-free.

You wouldn't expect to find one of the most technically unusual Star Wars scores in a Monopoly game in the first place.

Composer John Everist initially had similar doubts.

When Ubisoft and Behavior Interactive approached him about Monopoly Star Wars: Heroes VS Villains, he envisioned a familiar board game with a Star Wars theme and elements already familiar to players.

This assumption did not stand up to scrutiny at the first meeting.

SWGOH Starkiller (Luke Concept) Guide: Best Team, Mods, Abilities and Omicron

Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes found a wonderfully weird way to improve the character of Commander Luke Skywalker: they gave him an earlier version of himself that George Lucas had abandoned before filming began.

Starkiller (Luke's concept) is not Galen Marek from The Force Unleashed. This is an early concept for Luke Starkiller, turned into a Light Side support unit for the Rebel forces.

His skill set is designed specifically for Commander Luke Skywalker and includes Shared Destiny, Mass Ability Lock, Cooldown Manipulation, Turn Meter Control, and Omicron from Grand Arena.

Celebrity guests confirmed for Star Wars Celebration Los Angeles 2027

Stars from all films and TV series, including The Skywalker Saga, The Mandalorian and Lucasfilm animated projects, will be heading to Star Wars Celebration in Los Angeles as part of a new wave of guests signing autographs.

The complete soundtrack for the game Star Wars Zero Company consists of 25 tracks

The complete list of the Star Wars Zero Company soundtrack has arrived on Spotify, including 25 tracks composed by Gordie Haab and another that may already have players preparing their conspiracy theory boards.

The digital release of the album is scheduled for August 27, 2026, the same day as the release of the game itself. Spotify currently lists it as an upcoming release, with the title track "Zero Company" already released as the first single.

The final track is called:

“Onward to our next mission!”

Draw your own conclusions.

Regal Robot Announces 'Star Wars' and 'Indiana Jones' Films at San Diego Comic-Con

At SDCC, Regal Robot creative director Robb De Nicola announced a slew of new creations inspired by Star Wars and Indiana Jones as part of the Lucasfilm High End Collectibles Update Panel. New items will appear in the categories of decor, busts, replica props and archival collection.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: The Mandalorian and Grogu star Johnny Coyne talks about his Star Wars villain

(LR) Lord Janu (Johnny Coyne) and Hogsbreth (Matthew Willig) in Lucasfilm's The Mandalorian and Grogu.

Ever since Darth Vader walked the corridors of Tantive IV in the original Star Wars, some of cinema's most iconic and instantly recognizable villains have appeared in a galaxy far, far away. The Mandalorian and Grogu hit theaters this summer, marking the return of Star Wars to the big screen after a seven-year hiatus and the big screen debut of a new type of villain from the Star Wars universe.

HoloFiles and Star Wars Holocron recently had the opportunity to interview Johnny Coyne, who plays Lord Janu Coyne in the series “The Mandalorian” and “Grogu,” about his experience working on the new film, the history of the creation of the character whose name is so similar on his own, plans to participate in Season 4 of The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett, and much more.