Ubisoft’s Star Wars: The Open World game may be coming sooner than expected

A minor reversal sequence. According to information released by the site in January 2021 WiredPublisher Ubisoft has teamed up with Lucasfilm Games to create a new open world based on the Star Wars universe.

As such, it will be the first game based on the Star Wars franchise to be developed outside of publisher Electronic Arts, which acquired the rights to use the license on the video game side from Disney for ten years.

Ubisoft entrusted the project to Scandinavian studio Massive Entertainment. A studio well known to gamers for being behind both games Tom Clancy’s The Division. But after this announcement, there was nothing to eat, not even an image.

Caught in a difficult financial situation, Ubisoft has also delayed and canceled several titles that were in development. Suffice it to say, beyond the communication surrounding this upcoming open world Star Wars, we weren’t prepared to see it break down for a few years…

Will it be out by early 2024?

But that was before that Kotaku specialty site Consider the topic with the editor. According to the site, the Star Wars game is targeting an early 2024 release. “In addition to being firedAssassin’s Creed MiragefromAvatar: Pandora’s Boxand the pirate blockbuster GONE FOREVER, skull and bonesUbsioft said “another great game” will also be released in the next 12 months.

According to sources close to the company’s plans, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the press, that additional game is Ubisoft’s Star Wars Open World game. writes Kotaku.

If there will still be no physical edition of the E3 show, Ubisoft wanted to organize a traditional presentation conference for its upcoming line, which should take place on June 12. Therefore, we should logically discover new images of the game Avatar and, of course, the next part in the Assassin’s Creed saga.

And let’s dream a little about those Star Wars open-world images we’re really looking forward to. In the meantime, as an appetizer, you can always jump into Jedi Survivor, a great sequel to the game released in 2019.