stated David Cage The director and writer of the upcoming Star Wars Eclipse game has revealed some issues related to his new project. Where he said that it is the most ambitious project for him and his team, and confirmed that it is not cloned by him, which is the Detroit game.

This generation, we've gotten more than one Star Wars title, all developed by different companies and studios. One of them is Star Wars Eclipse, which is coming to us from the Quantic Dreams team, directing and writing David Cage.

Quantic Dream is hard at work on its next Star Wars game, Eclipse. It will be a new adventure game set in the High Republic, the golden age of the Jedi hundreds of years before the birth of Anakin Skywalker. The game has been kept as a video game only, and details about the game are still scarce. During a recent interview at G-Star in South Korea, studio director, writer, and founder David told IGN Japan:

Our next project is the most ambitious in our studio.

We spend a lot of time trying to imagine our world in 10, 15, 20 years. What will technology be like? Do we think androids will be part of our societies?

I think Star Wars is a completely different environment, it's very, you know, something different.

The director also said that Star Wars will not be based in Detroit. The two games will be completely different, but he assured that, of course, they will use what they learn from them.

The game is still in the early stages of development, which was confirmed by Colin Moriarty, and has not yet reached the production stage. Therefore, it is expected to be released many years from now.

Some new documents about the game have previously appeared, shedding light on one of the main characters. Where it is discovered that there is a female “racer” athlete named Sarah in her thirties, who belongs to the human race, and there will be a new empire that appears for the first time in the history of the series, with the name of Zaraan.