EA and Respawn work on 3 Star Wars games, including the Fallen Order Jedi Suite

Electronic Arts did not make Control when he said to be always very involved in the Star Wars franchise. If Lucasfilm Games has recently multiplied partnerships with Ubisoft, PlayStation or Quantico Dream, Electronic Arts against attack today as the Empire and announces that three-Star Wars games are in preparation. All under the responsibility of ResPawn Entertainment.

If it was still needed to prove that Responded Entertainment is the best thing that happened to Electronic Arts for a long time after Titan fall, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Apex Legends, we learn today that the studio founded by Vince Capella works On not one but three-Star Wars stamped games.

The first was a secret of Polichinelle, it is obviously the successor of the rejoicing Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, the game that contrasts with the Anthem catastrophe has reminded the leaders of Electronic Arts the interest of knowing yet to make Traditional solo games. Always directed by Sting Asmussen (God of War 3), the next Star Wars Jedi could be unveiled at the beginning of May for a launch at the end of the year, depending on the rumor, but Electronic Arts confirms anything like this.

an FPS and a strategy game too

The second project will be an FPS made by Peter Hirschman, former Vice President of Development at Lucasarts and Executive Producer of the first Star Wars Battlefront games. Peter Hirschman has been working at Respawn since 2016 and can speak his experience with George Lucas's franchise. It is better to be patient on the other hand, because the development does not seem to have started recently.

The last project is a strategy game that will be mainly developed by Bit Reactor, recently announced by Greg Fourth and other Fir axis Games veterans. This new ambitious studio explained to be aimed at bringing new blood to the tactics to the turn com. It will therefore have the opportunity to show which wood is heated on one of the most popular franchises in the world.

We are big fans from Star Wars here in Respawn, and we are delighted to work with Lucasfilm Games on new titles we want to do for years. If you want to make great Star Wars games, you should come join us in our Travel, Commented Vince Capella, General Manager of Respawn to supervise this new phase of the relationship between EA and Lucasfilm Games.