Star Wars KOTOR remake eyes 2028 release window

Saber Interactive's new chief business officer has indicated that the long-delayed Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake remains in development with a possible 2028 release.

Steve Allison, promoted to the role three days earlier, posted a message noting a busy 2028 schedule for the studio. "That includes Space Marine, [John] Wick, hopefully KOTOR Remake, and a few unannounced titles," he wrote.

The comment was shared on the Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 subreddit before deletion and later verified by PC Gamer. Allison also stated that Saber Interactive has never pursued microtransactions in its products.

The remake was handed to Saber in 2022 after earlier work at Aspyr stalled. Fans have received only occasional assurances of its survival since then.

Allison's remarks provide the most specific timeline yet for the project.

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Photorealistic promo art of Star Wars: Galactic Racer podrace in Outer Rim canyons, highlighting October 6 release on PS5, Xbox, and PC.
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Star Wars: Galactic Racer confirmed for October 6 release across PS5, Xbox, PC

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Fuse Games and publisher Secret Mode have officially confirmed that Star Wars: Galactic Racer—a podracing-style runs-based racer set in the Star Wars Outer Rim—will launch on October 6 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. The announcement, following a recent leak and timed ahead of Star Wars Day (May 4), includes a new trailer and details on standard, Deluxe, and Collector's editions, with pre-orders now live.

A new reveal for the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake could arrive later in 2026, according to a reliable insider citing sources at developer Saber.

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Former BioWare lead designer James Ohlen has revealed that he spent six months in 2015 developing a reboot plan for Star Wars: The Old Republic called The New Republic. The project aimed to transform the MMO into something closer to Knights of the Old Republic. EA's board of directors ultimately shut it down over concerns about the original game's $300 million launch costs.

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