Star Wars Games Do Not All Need To Be AAA Anymore, According To Lucasfilm Games

We've had two great Star Wars games this year, probably because Lucasfilm Games says it's now "more flexible" about who it takes pitches from

This year has seen two highly-rated and beloved Star Wars games in the XCOM-like Zero Company, and the Burnout-like Galactic Racer. And both were made by independent studios rather than much bigger companies, which have typically taken on Star Wars games in recent years, such as Ubisoft with Star Wars Outlaws and EA with Star Wars Battlefront.

New ‘more flexible’ Star Wars games to be released after Galactic Racer success

Lucasfilm Games sounds pleased with how its latest Star Wars games are panning out, which means it’ll continue chasing partnerships with smaller studios and not just the bigger names.

Star Wars Games Do Not All Need To Be AAA Anymore, According To Lucasfilm Games

After Zero Company and Galactic Racer became two of the best-reviewed Star Wars games in decades, Lucasfilm Games says smaller projects are now part of its strategy.

LucasFilm Games Are Looking Beyond "The Top Five Publishers" To Partner With For Star Wars Games

Lucasfilm Games VP Douglas Reilly has revealed they're looking beyond the top five game publishers to make Star Wars games with.