One Star Wars game is left on the 2026 calendar: Star Wars: Galactic Racer, on October 6. Zero Company shipped on August 27. Everything after Galactic Racer is in development with no date, and most of it has no window either. Here is the full slate, sorted by how much you should count on each one.
Last updated
September 14, 2026. Zero Company moved to released; Fate of the Old Republic, Amy Hennig's game and the new card game added; the KOTOR remake and Eclipse updated after Lucasfilm Games' 2026 sizzle reel. We refresh this page whenever a date moves.
At a glance
| Game | Where it stands | Release | Studio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Star Wars: Galactic Racer | Finished (gone gold) | Oct 6, 2026 | Fuse Games |
| Star Wars Jedi 3 | In development, no title | No date | Respawn |
| Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic | Early development | "Before 2030" | Arcanaut Studios |
| Star Wars Eclipse | In development | No date | Quantic Dream |
| Knights of the Old Republic Remake | In development | No date | Saber Interactive |
| Amy Hennig's Star Wars game | In development, no title | No date | Paramount Games Studio |
| Star Wars digital card game | Announced, no title | No date | Zero36 Studio / CCG Lab |
Coming in 2026
Star Wars: Galactic Racer, October 6
Podracing is back, from Fuse Games, a new studio of Criterion veterans (the Burnout and Need for Speed people), published by Secret Mode. It went gold on August 20 and launches at $59.99 on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. It has four vehicle classes: landspeeders, speeder bikes, skim speeders and podracers. The single-player campaign is a roguelike run through the Galactic League, an unsanctioned New Republic-era circuit, and multiplayer is a 12-player Tour mode with crossplay. Sebulba is playable in Arcade mode.
Our four-weeks-out file has everything confirmed, plus what Fuse still has not said: track count, the full roster and the review embargo.
We will have day-one impressions on October 6 and a review once the campaign is finished, not when the embargo lifts.
Already out this year
- Star Wars: Zero Company, August 27. The turn-based tactics game from Bit Reactor and Respawn. Our review, patch notes and guides live on the Zero Company hub.
- Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains, June 30, after a three-week slip from June 11.
In development, no date
Real projects at real studios. None has a release date. They are ordered by how much of each has actually been shown and said.
Star Wars Jedi 3 (Respawn)
The third Cal Kestis game is confirmed and in development at Respawn, with Cal back as the lead. It has no title, no trailer and no platforms, and it skipped every June showcase. Respawn spent the summer hiring for the team, including a narrative designer, which is not what a studio does in final polish. Our read is 2027 at the earliest. Everything we know.
The December 2026 date is a manga
Headlines about a Star Wars Jedi release on December 1, 2026 are about the Fallen Order manga, Volume 3. It is not the game.
Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic (Arcanaut Studios)
Revealed with a teaser at The Game Awards on December 11, 2025. It is a single-player, story-driven action RPG set at the end of the Old Republic era, directed by Casey Hudson, who directed the original KOTOR and Mass Effect. Lucasfilm calls it a spiritual successor to KOTOR with new characters and a new story, so do not expect Revan. It is in development for console and PC, and Arcanaut has spent 2026 hiring BioWare veterans who worked on KOTOR and Mass Effect.
On timing, Hudson told fans it will be out before 2030: "I'm not getting any younger!" Treat 2030 as the ceiling. The studio called it early development at the reveal, and early development in 2026 rarely means a game before 2028. (StarWars.com's reveal interview.)
Star Wars Eclipse (Quantic Dream)
A High Republic-era action-adventure with a branching story across several playable characters, announced in December 2021. No date and no window after nearly five years. It turned up at D23 on August 14 and in Lucasfilm Games' 2026 sizzle reel on September 12, both times with nothing new; the reel used its 2021 footage. Quantic Dream's workers struck over layoffs in June, and the studio says development is on track. The most credible reporting has it years away. Our release-date tracker has the rest.
Amy Hennig's Star Wars game (Paramount Games Studio)
Announced in 2022 by Skydance New Media: a story-driven action-adventure from Amy Hennig, the writer and director behind the first three Uncharted games. In June 2026 Skydance New Media merged with Skydance Interactive to form Paramount Games Studio, with Hennig as creative director, and the Star Wars project carried over (GamesRadar). No title, no era and nothing shown in four years.
A Star Wars digital card game (Zero36 Studio and CCG Lab)
Lucasfilm Games announced it in December 2025 with Zero36 Studio, a ByteDance subsidiary, and CCG Lab: a digital collectible card game for PC, iOS and Android, with decks built around characters like Luke and Vader. No title, no date (StarWars.com).
Believe it when you see it
The KOTOR Remake (Saber Interactive)
The white whale. Announced in September 2021 under Aspyr, then handed to Saber Interactive in 2022 after a troubled internal demo. Lucasfilm Games put it in its 2026 sizzle reel on September 12, so it is officially alive, but only as the 2021 teaser's Revan shot: still no gameplay footage and no date. The only year anyone attached to it has named is a Saber executive's deleted "hopefully 2028" in July, and an insider claims a re-reveal before the end of 2026. The full status.
Our take
We will upgrade the KOTOR remake when there is gameplay, not before. If you want the Old Republic now, the 2003 original still holds up, and Fate of the Old Republic is the one to watch after that.
Off the list
- The Star Wars Outlaws sequel was reportedly scrapped in June, along with the remaining DLC. That is an insider report Ubisoft has not confirmed. Our report.
- Star Wars: Hunters shut down on October 1, 2025, and its planned PC version was cancelled.
The takeaway
After October 6, there is no dated Star Wars game on the calendar. The pipeline behind it is real, with Respawn, Casey Hudson's new studio and Amy Hennig all working in the galaxy, but the nearest of those is probably 2027. The next places anything could move are Tokyo Game Show on September 17 and The Game Awards in December, and this page changes the day it does.
If you want something new before then, Galactic Racer and Zero Company are the two to play. For everything older, start with the best Star Wars games ranked.