Yesterday at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 Star Wars Zero Company cast and developers, including Reactor's Aaron Contreras and Kelsey Sharp Lucasfilm, as well as voice actors Dee Bradley Baker, Jonathan Freeman, Rekha Sharma and Vic Michaelis, participated in a panel dedicated to the event.
Bit Reactor studio continues to share details about its tactical project in the Star Wars universe. A month before the release, scheduled for August 27, the developers held a large-scale session stream, during which they answered the most frequently asked questions from the community. The information collected sheds light on the structure of the game, the mechanics of the squad and the degree of freedom of the player.
According to the authors, completing the main storyline will take on average 30 to 40 hours. At the same time, the developers emphasize that the story will be strictly linear - the game will offer only one final outcome without branching endings.
Costumes and props from Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu arrived at the San Diego Comic-Con.
Step inside the Lucasfilm soundstage to see the Anzellan starship from the feature film, including all four Anzellan android technicians responsible for maintaining the tiny vehicle. A marvel of miniature technology, the Anzellan starship is just large enough to accommodate its tiny crew as it travels the galaxy.
Soon you will be able to peer into the impassive face of the unchanging mask of Darth Vader, get within a few centimeters of the charming fluffy head of Grogu and finally - finally! - find the droids you are looking for.
Next year, we'll embark on a journey celebrating the legacy of Star Wars, the force of The Force and fandom when the largest and most comprehensive traveling behind-the-scenes Star Wars exhibit opens in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and then embarks on a five-year tour of North America. But today we took our first steps into that big world, getting our first look at exhibition sketches, official key images and other new details during the official panel at San Diego Comic-Con.
Rotta the Huttlet has joined the toy collection, and with him we present an exclusive first look at the new AT-RT from The Black Series, inspired by the series Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu!
At Comic-Con in San Diego, Hasbro presented exclusive new products that are sure to delight collectors and Star Wars fans of all eras and sizes. In addition to this exclusive first look from StarWars.com, read on for a full look at the new Star Wars toys: The Mandalorian and Grogu, new prequel characters and beloved animated action figures, and more!
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Star Wars, learn about the next adventure of the Skywalker twins, and enjoy other highlights from tonight's panel.
Following the official announcement of the Dark Side version of Master Yoda being added to the roster of characters in a galaxy far, far away, a first look at the character has been revealed.
Yoda is one of the most famous and beloved characters in Star Wars history. Since his appearance in The Empire Strikes Back, the hero has appeared in several films, TV series and games. However, historically he is on the light side of the Force. Now this changes the EA project.
There was a time when a Star Wars game didn't start with a tutorial pop-up, a glowing objective marker, and a cheery reminder that using the space bar can get you where you want to go.
Sometimes it all started with instructions. Instant. The one that really needed to be read.
Star Wars: TIE Fighter was released in 1994 and was not intended for players who wanted to leisurely navigate the galaxy while the game quietly completed its tasks. It was a space combat simulator from LucasArts, and you were expected to learn how to fly, operate shields, switch targets, redirect energy, understand pre-mission briefings, and survive long enough to make the Empire proud.
Or at least a little less disappointed.
That's why TIE Fighter: The Official Strategy Guide is still regarded as a wonderful artifact from the golden era of Star Wars video games. Published by Prima in July 1994 and written by Russell DeMaria, David Wessman, and David Maxwell, this guide existed because these games had their own flavor.
Yes, collectors can still find it today. If you want to have that good old Imperial guide on your shelf, TIE Fighter: The Official Strategy Guide can still be found on Amazon. Some collectors can also find the original CD-ROM edition of TIE Fighter here if you want the full experience without having to pay attention to the older ones.
Star Wars: Galactic Contention returns this month, and the fan-made shooter based on The Clone Wars is looking much more ambitious than you might expect.
The popular full conversion of the game Squad is getting ready to relaunch with version 9.0 on July 31, 2026, which will bring the project to the Unreal Engine 5 with improved graphics, new changes, maps and other details to come. On the Steam Workshop page, the mod is currently listed as "COMING OUT JULY 31, 2026" and is described as a complete conversion of Squad set during the Clone Wars.
The new trailer also shows work on updating the mod in Unreal Engine 5: clone troopers, battle droids, vehicles, blaster fire and large-scale chaos on the battlefield look sharper than ever.
It's hard to believe that it's been almost five years since we first and last saw footage of the remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic.
The project seemed to disappear without a trace, especially after it moved from Aspyr to Saber Interactive in 2022. Add to this a host of development issues, and many fans believed the game was cancelled. However, fears were dispelled in March 2025, when Saber Interactive creative director Tim Willits made a new message.
More than a year later, we received another update. According to Saber's new director of business development, Steve Ellison, the release of Knights of the Old Republic Remake is scheduled for 2028.
We're gearing up for a more active self-publishing business, and I'm here to organize a team to prepare a line of games that will be released in 2028. Among them are Space Marine, John Wick, hopefully a remake of KOTOR, and several projects that have not yet been announced.