Renowned writer and creative director behind the Uncharted series Amy Hennig, a new Star Wars game rolled up his sleeves for him. Amy Hennig’s studio, Skydance New Media, is preparing for a game set in the Star Wars galaxy. Lucasfilm Games partnered with.
The latest partnership to develop an action-adventure game with rich cinematics represents a first for Star Wars. The new game, which is stated to have a scenario compatible with the other stories of Star Wars, is still unclear on which characters and which period it will focus on.
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Uncharted team to develop new Star Wars game
Led by Amy Hennig, creative director and lead writer of the first three Uncharted games Skydance New Media, Star Wars will develop the game. This will be the second Star Wars project to feature Amy Hennig after Project Ragtag was canceled.
It was stated that the new Star Wars production will have cinematic narratives similar to the Uncharted games Hennig is working on. in the action-adventure genre The new Star Wars will apparently be different from previous productions.
Although the agreement between Lucasfilm Games and Skydance New Media has been confirmed, release date for the new Star Wars game not shared. Amy Hennig, the person behind Uncharted games, said this about the deal:
“When I saw Star Wars in 1977, I’ve often talked about how it reshaped my 12-year-old brain and indelibly shaped my creative life and future. I am delighted to be working with Lucasfilm Games to tell the interactive stories I love in this galaxy.”
Many new productions await Star Wars fans in the coming years. Jedi: Fallen Order 2We know that ‘ is in development alongside two other games from Respawn Entertainment. Also recently Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Remember it was published.
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