Geoff Keighley took to Twitter on Friday to inform the gaming community that he contacted BioWare and EA to inquire about their involvement in the remake, and the answer he received led to him saying, “ So I guess that’s a no?” An EA Spokeswoman responded to him with a very cryptic, business-speak response that states EA is “ proud of long-standing collaboration with Lucasfilm Games, which will continue for years to come.” The message goes on to list some of the Star Wars games EA is responsible for before ending with: “ We love Star Wars and look forward to creating more exciting experiences for players to enjoy.” However, with BioWare’s storytelling footprint all over KOTOR already, it seems it will be passing the game off to Aspyr Media for the remake. Related: PlayStation Showcase Biggest Reveals (September 2021)

Immediately, expectations are high for Knights of the Old Republic - Remake, as the original game contributed to a large shift in the way video game narratives were handled, especially when it came to developing branching paths and choices in games, something BioWare has become rather prolific at. In fact, it’s a timed console exclusive, so while it will release on PC when it comes out on PS5, Xbox owners are expected to have to wait for an undisclosed amount of time after launch. The PlayStation Showcase 2021 started with the KOTOR remake, and announced that the game would be coming to PS5. However, the game hasn’t aged very well since its initial release in 2003. Knights of the Old Republic is one of the games that put BioWare on many gamers’ radars, as it was praised for its ingenuity and storytelling. The announcement of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Remake came without Electronic Arts or BioWare’s names on it, and according to a recent post on Twitter, there’s a good chance the publisher and developer of the original game aren’t involved.

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