Never Ending Realm

Video game reviews, fan fiction, gaming news, and more! Since 2003. We especially love JRPGs, RPGs and the best of the rest. Never Ending Realm: Where your favorite games live forever!

Menu
  • News
    • PlayStation
    • Nintendo
    • Xbox
    • PC
    • Mobile
  • Fan Fiction
  • Opinion
    • Throwback Bit Thursday
    • Games Costing A Kidney
    • Thank God It’s Friday
  • Lists
  • Reviews
  • Humor
  • About
Menu
Star Wars Image

Ubisoft is Working on a New Open World Star Wars Game

Posted on January 17, 2021February 11, 2021 by Dakota Deitsch

This week, soon after Disney announced Lucasfilm Games, they also announced their current partnership with Ubisoft to create a new Star Wars game. Massive Entertainment will be handling the development of that game.

Massive Entertainment is the same studio behind projects like Tom Clancy’s The Division and FarCry 3 among others. Their experience with creating open-world games and their in-house game engine, Snowdrop, will no doubt help them craft this new Star Wars experience.

“The vast Star Wars lore is an incredible source of inspiration for our teams. This is the beginning of a long-term collaboration with Disney and Lucasfilm Games, and we are pleased to be working hand-in-hand to build upon the incredible legacy of Lucasfilm to create a game that we know Star Wars fans will love,” Yves Guillemot, Ubisoft CEO commented on the project.

The game is still very much in early development, but what we do know is that it will be open-world and story-driven. The team at Massive Entertainment working on the project are extremely passionate about Star Wars and are looking forward to sending longtime fans and newcomers alike on their new journey.

They are working hard to create an experience that Star Wars fans haven’t seen in a video game yet. Their goal is to create a brand new story with new characters, while keeping everything familiar about Star Wars still intact. The team has been working closely with Lucasfilm Games, and have been on the same page with them since the beginning. This is good news because it means that Lucasfilm Games is very involved in this project.

The Division 2
Massive Entertainment’s experience with The Division titles is one of the reasons for why the developer was selected for the “Open World” Star Wars project.

One main reason Massive Entertainment was selected to develop this game is because of their technology within their studio. Their game engine Snowdrop is fast, flexible and powerful. Combine that with the studio’s long history with open-world development, and the choice is clear. They also have a brilliant and talented team under their belt who are all familiar with Snowdrop and how it works.

Snowdrop was created with forward-thinking technology in mind. The next gen technology of the new consoles will allow it to be pushed even further, making this a very exciting project. Massive Entertainment has stated that it will be able to create a Star Wars world like none we have ever seen.

With this news, Star Wars’ future with video games is surely bright. Respawn’s Jedi: The Fallen Order was a wonderful game, but not open-world. However, it did very well for itself and its story-driven approach was a refreshing direction for a Star Wars game to take. An open-world game has been a long time requestfrom Star Wars fans though, so this is no doubt exciting for many.

It is also nice to see how dedicated Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment are to the Star Wars franchise. It is good to know how involved Lucasfilm Games is with the project, and how much influence they have. The partnership between them and Ubisoft sounds solid and exciting. You can read more here about their excitement for the project and their dreams for it. I’m definitely interested to hear more about the project when they are ready to show us.

Agree with the author? Couldn’t disagree more and are frothing at the mouth to tell him? Leave a comment here, on Facebook or send an email and make sure to follow Never Ending Realm on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!

Category: News
Tags: Disney, Lucasfilm Games, Star Wars, Ubisoft

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Follow us on social media!

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • Instagram

Must Reads

  • 2023 is Here and The Never Ending Realm Turns 20 Years Old
  • Throwback Bit Thursday: Remembering a Merry 1998 Christmas 
  • A Mid 2022 PlayStation 5 vs Xbox Series X Comparison
  • TBT: Five Critically Underrated 32-Bit Era JRPGs
  • The Rise and Fall of Japanese Role-Playing Games (JRPGs)
  • Yoshida: Final Fantasy is Struggling to Keep Up With Industry Trends
  • The Top Ten Greatest Final Fantasy Games of All-Time
  • Top Ten Greatest ‘The Legend of Zelda’ Games of All Time
  • 5 Of The Best JRPG Heroes
  • The Top 10 Best Selling PlayStation 2 JRPGs (All Time Sales)

Action-Adventure Action-RPG Bandai/Namco Bethesda CD PROJEKT RED Chrono Cross Cyberpunk 2077 Final Fantasy (Series) Final Fantasy IX Final Fantasy VI Final Fantasy VII Final Fantasy VII Remake Final Fantasy XVI First-Person RPG First Person Shooter Halo: Infinite Halo Series JRPG Microsoft Nintendo Nintendo 64 Nintendo Switch PC PlayStation PlayStation 1 PlayStation 2 PlayStation 4 PlayStation 5 RPG SEGA Sega Saturn Sony Square Enix Tales Series The Legend of Dragoon The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time The Legend of Zelda Series XBOX Xbox 360 Xbox Game Pass Xbox One Xbox Series S Xbox Series X Xenogears

  • Legend of Dragoon
    Masayuki Kasebe: The Legend of Dragoon Could Have Saved FFVII Remake
  • Wukong cover
    Wukong Dev: No ‘Black Myth’ Version for Xbox Thanks to Difficulties on Underpowered Series S
  • Astro Bot Water Effects
    2024 Recap: Xbox Launches its Best Games, Xbox Gets out of the Race Against Sony, Astro GotY, and More!
  • Intergalactic protagonist
    Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet the Most Hated New Game Reveal? Concord 2.0?
  • Astro Bot Water Effects
    Astro Bot Review (PS5)
  • FFVII Rebirth
    Final Fantasy VII Rebirth: Welcome to the Multiverse! Review (PS5)
  • Echoes of Wisdom Raises Zelda To New Heights Through Brilliance, Grace and Elegance – My Review and Verdict
  • Legend of Zelda Fanfiction: The Plane of Masked Yearning – Part Seven
  • PS5 Pro
    PlayStation 5 Pro’s $700 Tag: A Peek at a Future Without Xbox?
  • Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster
    Final Fantasy Should be “Political”: Has Sakaguchi Been Misunderstood By News Outlets?
  • About
  • Privacy Policy
Copyright 2022 by Never Ending Realm, Mont Cessna & Samuel Rivera