Star Wars: KOTOR remake reportedly delayed indefinitely

The remake of the classic RPG Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (or KOTOR) has been delayed indefinitely, according to a new report.

Star Wars and gaming fans alike were thrilled when they learned that a graphical update to the classic original Xbox game was in the works.

Announced back in 2021, the KOTOR remake was set to debut on the PlayStation 5 as a complete rebuild of the original, though no release date was ever confirmed.

According to a new report, though, that release date may be further away than anticipated.

As per Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic’s remake has been “indefinitely delayed.”

Schreier notes that the delay is due to the fact that the game’s developer, Aspyr, fired two directors and now needs time to determine what are the next steps for the KOTOR remake.

NEWS: The Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic remake is indefinitely delayed, Bloomberg has learned. Developer Aspyr abruptly fired two directors this month and told staff that the project is on pause as it tries to figure out what comes next. https://t.co/3NUlKkenR6

— Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier) July 26, 2022

This news is obviously not going to sit well with fans who were anticipating the chance to revisit planets like Dantooine, Korriban, or Ord Mantell.

KOTOR was one of the most widely-acclaimed games of the early 2000s and still has many fans who are pining for an excuse to revisit the game’s expansion of the Star Wars world.

And many fans responded to Schreier’s tweet with exasperation and despair. Others, who were too young to play KOTOR when it was first released, were disappointed to learn they might not get to play the game at all.

Although the news is unfortunate for Star Wars fans and gamers, there is still hope that Aspyr will get the remake back on track quickly.

We will update as we hear more about the KOTOR remake.