Star Wars games now branded under Lucasfilm Games, beginning a "new era" of game development for the franchise

It's been eight years since Disney effectively close downwardly Lucasarts, and since then development on Star Wars games has been helmed past EA. Lucasfilm has now announced that all Star Wars games will be brought under one banner: Lucasfilm Games. Though it doesn't announced to exist its ain evolution studio — EA notwithstanding has the exclusive licensing rights to Star Wars games until 2023 — the brand will collaborate with "with the finest studios across the industry" to create new Star Wars stories.

Per the announcement on starwars.com, "Lucasfilm Games is now the official identity for all gaming titles from Lucasfilm, a proper name that encompasses the company's rich catalog of video games and its heart toward the future."

The accompanying sizzle reel showcases games similar Milky way of Heroes, The Onetime Democracy, Battlefront 2, Squadrons, Jedi: Fallen Order, and many more. We don't know exactly what the future agree for the franchise just nonetheless, but Disney has already announced Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga to be released subsequently this year. With Jedi: Fallen Lodge passing 10 one thousand thousand players, you can bet that a sequel is probably in the works every bit well.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Club marked a turning point for the franchise every bit many of its predecessors from EA never quite got enough love from fans. Get ready for a new generation of Star Wars games on Xbox Serial Ten and Xbox Series South.

Dark times

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Lodge

Execute Club 66

Respawn bucked the tendency and created an amazing unmarried-player Star Wars game. Set after Order 66 decimates the Jedi, one Padawan must flee from the Inquisitorius and aid save the remaining Jedi.

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