In the same way that I don't like 'turn based tactical' game-play so not interested in Xcom and wrapping that gameplay in a different skin, like Gears Tactics or Marvels Midnight Suns don't interest me despite liking the Gears and Marvel universe. I have never liked their style of games - Fahrenheit, Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, Detroit: Become Human etc just didn't do it for me and making 'something' similar but with a 'Star Wars' licence isn't going to change that. The fact this is a Quantic Dream game is enough for me not to be excited for this. At most, they can 'change' their expected development time but its still speculation rather than a 'delay'. The fact that it was never given a release window means that it cannot be 'delayed'.

Recruiting remains active as it works on Star Wars Eclipse, third-party publishing, and unannounced projects.' 'Star Wars Eclipse has not been delayed because Quantic Dream never announced or promised a launch window for the title. Nevertheless, Star Wars Eclipse developer Quantic Dream issued a rather stern response to the 'delayed' claims recently in a statement to GamesRadar, telling the website it had 'never announced or promised a launch window'. Star Wars Eclipse took our collective breaths away when it was announced as part of The Game Awards last year, but our hopes were very quickly dashed as it was suggested the game was only just starting its development process.įollowing this, a report from reliable journalist Tom Henderson at XFire claimed that we could be looking at a release window of 2027 or 2028, which led to a lot of Star Wars fans drumming up a rumour that the game had been 'delayed', although Henderson never actually used this word in his initial report.

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