“Our teams have been working closely and share a deep commitment to honoring what fans love about the original while bringing new fans on this incredible journey.” “Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic stands out among the Legends of Star Wars storytelling, and we’re thrilled to be joining with Aspyr and Sony to remake this Legend for a new generation of players,” said Douglas Reilly, VP, Lucasfilm Games. 'As lifelong Star Wars fans with extensive experience working with many of its best games, we have the deepest love and admiration for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and cannot wait to share this amazing remake with the rest of the galaxy.'ĭevelopment of the remake is led by a newly created team composed of industry veterans at developer and publisher Aspyr, working in close collaboration with Lucasfilm Games. 'We’ve spent the past several years assembling the very best talent from across the industry to deliver a modern vision of this timeless Star Wars legend,” said Aspyr co-founder Ted Staloch. The game has been completely rebuilt from the ground up, and while the trailer didn't show much of anything other than Darth Revan, it did feature voice-over work from Jennifer Hale, who played Bastila Shan in the original game. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. In development at Aspyr and Lucasfilm Games, it is a new remake of the original revered RPG, and is in development as a PS5 console exclusive at launch and for PC. So I guess that's a no? surprise kicked off the PlayStation Showcase this evening, and it was Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Remake. I asked Bioware (and EA) if they are involved in the STAR WARS: KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC remake announced yesterday and just received this response. While the statement is worded vaguely, it notably omits any mention of Knights Of The Old Republic‘s remake and seems to confirm that EA is not involved with the game.

While stating the company is “proud of our long-standing collaboration with Lucasfilm Games“, the spokesperson only lists games such as Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Squadronsand Battlefrontas EA-affiliated. Responding to an inquiry from journalist Geoff Keighley over whether or not EA or Bioware is involved in Aspyr‘s remake, an EA spokesperson has declined to list Knights Of The Old Republic as one of EA’s Star Wars games. READ MORE: Team GB Olympian Alice Dearing on esports, Olympics, and her mum being a big geek.A statement from EA seems to confirm that the company will not be involved with the upcoming remake of 2003’s Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic.

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