It is entirely no secret that the highly anticipated remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (KOTOR) has suffered an incredibly tumultuous, deeply distressed development lifecycle. From sudden studio swaps to long stretches of absolute radio silence, fans of what is widely considered the greatest Star Wars video game of all time had largely resigned themselves to the tragic idea that the project was dead in the water. However, a definitive update from the executive suites at Saber Interactive has officially provided fans with a genuine ray of hope. The 2028 Target Confirmed Saber Interactive’s newly appointed Chief Business Officer has broken the silence surrounding the legendary RPG remake, officially confirming to fans and investors alike that the Star Wars: KOTOR remake is alive and well. Not only is the game actively progressing through internal development pipelines, but the studio has officially established a target release window, aiming to bring the modernized journey of Revan and Malak to store shelves in 2028. Rising from Development Hell The journey to this point has been famously rock-y. Originally announced under the Embracer Group umbrella via developer Aspyr, the game was indefinitely paused before being quietly transferred entirely over to Saber Interactive to ensure the classic title received the high-tier polish it inherently deserved. While a 2028 release window means the game is still multiple years away, knowing that the project has survived corporate restructurings and is actively being steered toward completion is the best news Jedi and Sith fans could have possibly hoped for.
