Speaking with IGN USA in an interview, Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch confirmed that the company has acquired the rights to Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake during the separation from Embracer Group and that the game is still in development.
“It is clear and evident that we're working on it” he said. “It's been said in the press numerous times. What I'm saying is that gaming is alive and well and we're working hard to make sure we exceed consumer expectations.”
Karch wouldn't offer further details, but in an investor meeting after Saber's split announcement, Embracer CEO Lars Wingefors hinted that the KOTOR remake may still be a ways off.
The development of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake was announced in 2021 and it had already been in development for three years: after six years of work, therefore, nothing has materialized yet.
KOTOR Remake is changed hands over the years. It was initially in work at Aspyr but, after a hiatus caused by lack of progress, it was “saved” by Saber Interactive. Since then, however, we have had very few updates on the status of the works.
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