“Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) is a creative collaborator in the project, working closely on development with Aspyr and Lucasfilm Games, particularly on how to take full advantage of its newest, cutting-edge platform,” the post also notes.

A post describes Aspyr as a “Texas-based studio that has collaborated with Lucasfilm on various projects for over a decade, including a recent spate of well-received re-releases from the LucasArts era.” It also notes that most of the people working on the remake are “triple-A RPG developers.”

“As lifelong Star Wars fans with extensive experience working with many of its best games, we have the deepest love and admiration for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and cannot wait to share this amazing remake with the rest of the galaxy.” Who is the KOTOR - Remake developer?Īspyr, a development studio that has previously specialized in producing ports for various games (including the original KOTOR), is producing the remake. In a press release, the developer’s co-founder Ted Staloch said, “We’ve spent the past several years assembling the very best talent from across the industry to deliver a modern vision of this timeless Star Wars legend.” That corroborates that they’re early in development, but the project has been in the pre-production phase for quite some time. In a PS Blog post, Lead Producer Ryan Treadwell says that the team is “still early in development” but also told that development has been active “for a little while.” It sure seems like it’ll be several years before the game is released. The reveal trailer did not indicate even a release window.

Kotor 2 graphics overhaul