Interestingly, the PlayStation blog also makes mention of the fact that some of the original game’s developers are at Aspyr, chipping away at the remake. They were even responsible for the iOS and Android ports of KOTOR 1 and 2. They’ve worked on the modern-day releases of Star Wars Episode 1 Racer, Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, Star Wars Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast, and Star Wars: Republic Commando. If you aren’t familiar with them, you’ve probably played one of their many Star Wars conversions on current platforms. Without Bioware helming the project, there’s no other studio that makes more sense for a KOTOR remake than Aspyr Media. We recently revisited the classic RPG after watching Disney's The Mandalorian, and found that it still holds up, especially compared to the franchise-focused films of today.Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic Remake Studio and Speculation The existence of a KOTOR remake was previously reported by Bloomberg's Jason Schreier back in April. "We're rebuilding it from the ground up with the latest tech to match the groundbreaking standard of innovation established by the original, all while staying true to its revered story."ĭuring a post-show interview, Treadwell added that some members of the original KOTOR development team are working on the remake. "With Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – Remake, our hope is to give both series newcomers and long-term fans an experience that can live alongside the very best modern releases," said Ryan Treadwell, lead producer at Aspyr. It was critically acclaimed for its roleplaying systems, which allowed players to follow the light side or dark side of the Force. As a member of the Jedi, players travel throughout the galaxy attempting to defeat a Sith lord. KOTOR is set 4,000 years before the start of the Galactic Empire, during the early years of the Galactic Republic.
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