This was preceded by an appearance from KOTOR villain Darth Revan in the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Visual Dictionary, which introduced the character into the Disney canon, while KOTOR and its sequel were still considered Star Wars Legends canon. Rumors of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic being rebooted originated in early 2020, when Disney and Lucasfilm announced Star Wars: The High Republic, a multi-media Star Wars series set in the post-Disney Star Wars canon. One of the projects that has fans excited is the possibility of a Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic reboot, but before then fans could be treated to remasters of the original two PC and Xbox titles. Whenever it launches, it will release as a timed console exclusive for PS5, as well as for PC.The revival of Lucasfilm Games has reignited much of the gaming community's excitement for potential Star Wars projects, especially with the announcement of Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment's open-world Star Wars game - the first non-EA published Star Wars game in almost a decade (not counting Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens).
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – Remake is currently in early development at Aspyr Media, so it’s unlikely that we’ll be hearing more about the game any time in the near future. I do think that you’re going to see some other familiar voices return, but that’s probably as deep as we’re gonna go on that one right now.” She is an amazing talent and immediately slipped back into the role of Bastila when she came to help us with the teaser trailer. “I can confirm that that is Jennifer Hale,” Treadwell said, referring to the voice in the trailer. One of those will be Jennifer Hale, reprising her role as Bastile Shan, whose voice can be heard in the remake’s announcement trailer.
In a blog post on the official Star Wars website accompanying the game’s announcement, Aspyr’s lead producer Ryan Treadwell confirmed that the remake will see the return of many voice actors who had a role to play in the original game.
In fact, that’s not the only area where talent from the original will be returning for the sequel. As a ground-up remake of one of the biggest, most beloved RPGs of all time that also bears the Star Wars name, it’ll have extremely high expectations to live up.ĭeveloper Aspyr Media says that the remake will stick to the narrative of the original game while completely modernizing it with new tech, while it’s also been confirmed that the development team itself has various developers who worked on the original KOTOR itself. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – Remakewas by far one of the biggest announcements at yesterday’s PlayStation Showcase, which is really saying something, considering how many big announcements the show delivered.
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