The portfolio of one of the artists working with the Bit Reactor studio, responsible for a new RTS set in the Star Wars universe, has prematurely shed some light on this mysterious title.

First images of the new Star Wars video game from Respawn Entertainment and Bit Reactor have now leaked online.

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Marvel Games may have scored gold with their Overwatch clone Marvel Rivals, but the same can’t be said for Star Wars. Star Wars Hunters was an Overwatch clone featuring characters from a galaxy far, ...

While the Star ... Wars: KOTOR remake exclusively for PS5? Are you worried it may never see the light of day? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Michael writes about video games at ...

D espite launching on February 28, 2025-the last day of the month-Monster Hunter Wilds was the top downloaded PlayStation 5 game on the PlayStation Store in the U.S. and Canada. Kingdom Come ...

The Star Wars Battlefront II modding scene has kept the game alive and thriving years after its initial release. While the base game already features an impressive lineup of heroes, villains, and ...

There’s also something in the works with their beloved robotic assistant H.E.R.B.I.E. Star Wars fans can also look forward to seeing more of The Mandalorian and Grogu next year.

Nearly six years since Disney opened Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, it’s set to introduce a major change. On both coasts, the land features two major attractions — Millennium Falcon: Smugglers ...

For Star Wars fans specifically, this was one year after Star Wars: Battlefront II was released ... game it did so via a myriad of platforms. PlayStation fans will know it from the PS2 and ...

30 years later, Dark Forces is still a must-play Star Wars game. If the name Kyle Katarn rings a bell, you've probably been into Star Wars for a very long time. First introduced in the first ...

It's not even out yet, and Star Wars: Battlefront II is already a bad video game. Or if nothing else, it's the public relations equivalent of the Chernobyl disaster. Blame the loot boxes.