Unfortunately, this is all we know so far for Eclipse.
Eclipse was supposed to be the next action-adventure game set in the much-loved Star Wars universe, above all, in the High Republic. Star Wars is one of the most coveted titles in gaming, with instant hype and recognition as Respawn Entertainment’s Jedi: Fallen Order and Motive Studio’s Star Wars Squadrons prove. Something similar but much more intensified in the accusations of Activison-Blizzard. This is the latest setback for Quantic after they came out i reports in 2018 that the studio had created a toxic work environment with inappropriate behavior and sexist and homophobic jokes. Compose an original Star Wars story With all-new characters and. The shortage of workers has greatly delayed Eclipse, causing the date to be postponed. Weave a tapestry of interlaced destinies See the galaxy through the eyes of an ensemble cast of multiple, charismatic playable characters, each with their own personality, motivations, and impact upon each other and the story at large. Quantic Dream has reportedly struggled to fill more than 60 jobs from its Paris headquarters.
Without a doubt, many thought that Star Wars Eclipse would be released a few years after 2021. Star Wars Eclipse delayed until 5 years from now More details on this new Star Wars game have. For those who don’t know, Quantic Dream is the studio that brought us Detroit: Become Human, Heavy Rain and other heavy narrative-driven games. A while back we reported on a new Star Wars game in development at Quantic Dream. The Game Awards 2021 didn’t have quite as many surprises as might have been hoped, but one that mostly counts is Star Wars: Eclipse by Heavy Rain and Detroit: Become Human developer Quantic. It quickly became one of the big news, but it seems that the community will have to wait a little longer. Quantic Dream’s Next Game is Star Wars Eclipse. Also, at The Game Awards it was very well received and its visits skyrocketed on YouTube. The ad instantly captured the audience with its totally unique settings.
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