Despite reports of its cancellation and Embracer's $500m sale, the Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic remake is still "alive and well"
Apr. 3, 2024Saber Interactive’s CEO says the remake is still in the works
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After years of uncertainty, Saber Interactive’s Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic remake is “alive and well,” according to the company’s CEO.
In an interview withIGN, Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch gives the briefest update on the mysterious title. After confirming that the studio kept hold of Knights of the Old Republic, even after parent companyEmbracer Group sold Saber in a $500 million dealearlier this year, Karch says the game is still in active development.
There’s still a lot to learn about the KOTOR remake, and it’s hard to predict exactly when we’ll hear more about it. The only thing we have to go off of isthe teaser trailerwe got almost four years ago - which hassince been removedfrom PlayStation and other officialYouTubechannels due to an expired music license. At least we now know that Knights of the Old Republic is on the way soon.
Find out what else we’ve got to look forward to with ourupcoming Star Wars gameslist.
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