The Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake, first unveiled in late 2021 before switching studios, may be shown to the public again later this year, according to insider outlet 100% Star Wars. This follows recent reports that the project, now being developed by Saber Interactive, is eyeing a 2028 release, and any fresh reveal would be the first significant update since the announcement went quiet.

Sources cited by 100% Star Wars claim the game's best-case scenario was originally a mid-to-late 2027 launch to mark Star Wars' 50th anniversary, but slipping to 2028 would instead align with the original 2003 game's 25th anniversary. The report also suggests development has progressed smoothly over the past three years, with Saber hiring experienced industry talent and pulling resources from across the studio. The remake's long and troubled history includes an earlier attempt by Aspyr before Saber took over, and it now sits alongside another anticipated project, Casey Hudson's Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, as fans await a new entry in the beloved RPG series.