New RPG Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic has been announced!

Announced at the Game Awards 2025, the new RPG Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic from Arcanaut Studios and Lucasfilm Games tells an all-new story led by veteran game director Casey Hudson.

And here is a short but epic teaser:

In Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, you step into the role of a Force user and journey through a galaxy on the brink of rebirth at the end of the Old Republic.

A brand new epic single-player role-playing game from Arcanaut Studios, developed in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games, was announced on stage at the Game Awards this evening. Along with the first look at the exciting trailer, it was announced that Fate of the Old Republic will be developed by a new studio founded by Casey Hudson, director of the original Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and the Mass Effect trilogy.

A description of the game is available on the website www.swfotor.com and on the official website starwars.com.

The announcement of a new Star Wars game will take place very soon

It is reported that the announcement of a new game based on the Star Wars universe will take place very soon, and fans have several potential candidates.

The franchise is regularly expanded with new projects, but there have been few big video games in recent years. The duology Battlefront, Outlaws and two parts of Jedi have been released. The third part of the latter is in development, but the official announcement has not yet taken place.

According to insider Kurakasis on social network X, the announcement of the new game will take place soon. According to him, this is not a show of Quantic Dream'sStar Wars Eclipseor EA'sStar Wars: Zero Companyturn-based tactics. That is, it could turn out to beStar Wars Jedi 3or a rebooted remake ofStar Wars: Knights of the Old Republic.

SWKotOR remake is still in the works

The site Gamefile.News reports that a remake of KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC is still in development. The game is being developed by Mad Head Games, which is also developing the upcoming Hellraiser: Revival.

New Star Wars game

LucasFilm just announced that they are working on a new game:

We're excited to announce that we're working with Zero36 Studio and CCG Lab to develop an all-new digital trading card game where players can battle across the Star Wars galaxy. Stay tuned for future updates.

TGA 2025 Predictions: What will happen at the Game Awards?

One of the biggest days of the year for video game news comes every December with The Game Awards. 2025 should be no exception, and while we'll have to wait until December 11th to find out exactly what Geoff Kiely and company have in store, we already have some ideas about what might be in store for us.

Whether it's the long-awaited announcement of Half-Life 3, a new Star Wars game, or news of established games like Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 and Silent Hill: Townfall, if all of these predictions come true, it could be a very exciting night of news. It probably won't happen, but isn't that part of the fun?

An insider hints at a new screening of the remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

A few days ago, industry insider Kurakasis reported that a new Star Wars game would be announced "very soon." While an exact date has not yet been announced, the next major gaming event on the calendar is The Game Awards, which will take place later this month, making it a likely location for the announcement.

Now he clarified that the name ends with “The Old Republic”. Probably, we are talking about the long-frozen remake of Knights of the Old Republic. Announced in 2021, the project was postponed indefinitely in 2022, after which development moved from Aspyr Media to Saber Interactive. There have been few updates, but Saber management has repeatedly stated that the remake is still in development and remains a priority.

The Game Awards 2025 will take place on the night of Thursday to Friday, from December 11 to 12, starting at 03:30 Moscow time.

With Columbia's new collection inspired by Star Wars' Endor, poncho season lasts all year round

Actress Billie Lourd and the design team discuss Columbia's new Star Wars collection, which includes Leia Organa's classic Rebel poncho and an adorable Ewok fleece sweater.

Star Wars returns to theaters for its 50th anniversary

Watch the original 1977 film, which will be re-released in 2027.

On February 19, 2027, we will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of Star Wars by re-releasing the original 1977 version, available in theaters worldwide for a limited time.

As part of Lucasfilm's 50th anniversary celebration, a new, restored version of the classic Star Wars (1977) film, later renamed Star Wars: A New Hope, will be shown in theaters throughout the year.

Turn on your targeting computer and stay tuned to StarWars.com for more information, including when and where to purchase tickets for this unique event.

Rumor about Total War: Star Wars

Rumor has it that the big announcement for the Star Wars game is the announcement of Total War: Star Wars.

The announcement of a major video game based on the Star Wars universe is just around the corner. The announcement reportedly has nothing to do with Eclipse or Zero Company, but may refer to Jedi 3 or the Knights of the Old Republic remake.

A fan has compiled a giant Rogue One archive with 35 deleted scenes, art and photos.

If the second season of Andor has you returning to Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, now you can do more than just re-watch the film - thanks to a massive fan project you can explore a ton of information about the film, including more than 35 deleted scenes.

The project began as an overnight investigation into why there was so much footage in the Rogue One trailers and TV spots that didn't make it into the final film. As with all my projects, things got out of hand and ended up becoming a full-fledged archive of Rogue One related material.

On the site you can find detailed analysis of deleted and alternate scenes, production photos, concept art, promotional materials, video and audio recordings, as well as interviews.