Everything We Know About Star Wars Zero Company, the KOTOR Remake, and Upcoming Star Wars Games

The galaxy far, far away continues to expand, offering enthusiasts a wealth of fresh adventures. On the silver screen, The Mandalorian and Grogu arrives on May 22, while the Ryan Gosling-led Star Wars: Starfighter is slated for a theatrical release next May. Meanwhile, Star Wars: Maul — Shadow Lord recently concluded its inaugural season on Disney Plus, with a second installment already in development. Beyond screens, a constant stream of novels and comics continues to flesh out the lore between cinematic and interactive experiences.

Speaking of interactive experiences, an impressive slate of video games is currently in the works. Spanning a diverse array of genres—from high-octane racing to intricate RPGs—these titles are at various stages of production.

To help you navigate this crowded release calendar, we have compiled the latest news on every officially announced Star Wars project. Below, you will find details on what these games entail, their expected release windows, and the platforms on which they will be available.

Star Wars: Galactic Racer

Release date: Oct. 6, 2026

Platforms: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series X

Unveiled at the 2025 Game Awards, Star Wars: Galactic Racer is poised for a quick turnaround, hitting shelves on Oct. 6. This marks the inaugural title from Fuse Games, a studio comprised of veterans known for their work on the Burnout and Need for Speed franchises.

Staying true to its arcade-racing roots, the game features a narrative-driven single-player campaign centered on the Galactic League, an underground racing circuit in the Outer Rim. Players can also engage in high-stakes multiplayer competitions and customize their personal repulsorcraft with a variety of aesthetic and performance-enhancing modifications to ensure they cross the finish line in style.

The game will be available in standard, deluxe, and collector’s editions, with the latter offering physical memorabilia, including a landspeeder model.

Star Wars Zero Company

Release window: 2026

Platforms: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series X

Currently in development by Bit Reactor and Respawn Entertainment, Star Wars Zero Company is expected to launch later this year, though a specific date remains under wraps. First revealed in April 2025, the title is being spearheaded by creative director Greg Foertsch—formerly of Firaxis—who is channeling his tactical expertise into this Clone Wars-era original story.

Often described by industry insiders as a blend of Mass Effect’s character-driven depth and *XCOM*’s unforgiving, turn-based tactical combat, the game requires players to manage a specialized unit. Between intense missions, players will navigate their mobile base, fostering relationships with squadmates. While your primary protagonist is protected by plot armor, squad members are vulnerable; in this game, tactical failures can lead to permanent character loss.

Information has been scarce since its initial announcement, but industry anticipation suggests we may get our hands on the title before the close of 2026.

Star Wars: Eclipse

Release window: TBA

Platforms: TBA

In stark contrast, Star Wars: Eclipse—unveiled by Quantic Dream at the 2021 Game Awards—has seen little progress. Set during the High Republic era, the game promises a branching, narrative-heavy experience featuring multiple protagonists, consistent with the studio’s previous work on Detroit: Become Human. Note that the High Republic storytelling initiative itself was concluded in 2025.

Development has been plagued by obstacles, including social media backlash regarding the studio’s internal culture and high-profile departures, such as their lead writer in 2024. While Quantic Dream confirmed as recently as late 2025 that development is ongoing, recent reports suggest the project is still years away from completion.

Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic

Release window: TBA

Platforms: TBA

Announced in December 2025, Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic is a spiritual successor to the classic *Knights of the Old Republic* titles. Directed by Casey Hudson, known for his leadership on the Mass Effect series, this project aims to leverage modern technology to deliver a story defined by player choice and deep immersion.

While industry speculation initially suggested a long wait until 2030, Hudson has publicly clarified that the game is slated for an earlier release.

Star Wars Jedi 3

Image: Respawn Entertainment/Electronic Arts

Release window: TBA

Platforms: TBA

Following the massive critical and commercial success of Fallen Order and Survivor, a third chapter in Cal Kestis’ journey was inevitable. Officially announced in 2024, this title is confirmed to be the conclusion of the *Jedi* trilogy. With the series set against the backdrop of the perilous Imperial Jedi Purge, fans are already speculating about the ultimate fate of Cal Kestis as the story reaches its climax.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic — Remake

Release window: TBA

Platforms: PlayStation 5, Windows PC

The legendary Knights of the Old Republic is finally getting a modernized remake. Initially announced in 2021, the project has faced a turbulent development cycle, shifting from Aspyr to a studio under the Saber Interactive umbrella, with reports indicating that Mad Head Games is currently spearheading the effort.

Official communication regarding the title has been intentionally sparse. In March 2026, Saber Interactive’s Tim Willits confirmed the project remains in active development, though he offered no further details on a potential release date.

Untitled Skydance New Media Star Wars game

Image: Lucasfilm, Skydance New Media

Release window: TBA

Platforms: TBA

Headed by Amy Hennig—the visionary writer behind the original Uncharted trilogy—Skydance New Media is crafting a cinematic action-adventure title set in the Star Wars universe. Beyond the initial announcement in 2022, information has been nonexistent, leaving fans to speculate about its scope and potential connections to previous cancelled projects like ‘Project Ragtag.’ Given the studio is also managing the indefinitely delayed Marvel 1943: The Rise of Hydra, updates on this project may be some time off.

Source: Polygon