Ubisoft Massive has been developing an open-world Star Wars game for some time now, but details about the title have yet to be revealed. With little explanation from official channels, there have been several reports, including one claiming that Ubisoft Massive aims to introduce a “seamless universe” similar to No Man’s Sky.
We’ve got a new report, courtesy of Kotaku, claiming that this open-world Star Wars game could probably launch much sooner than most of us expected. According to Kotaku sources, the title is being developed under the code name Project Helix, and Ubisoft plans to launch it later this year. This means the game could be republished and released within the next 11 months.
If you’re feeling pretty optimistic about Ubisoft Massive’s release date, you’re not alone. These same sources also said that the title’s development hasn’t gone all that well, with the title’s release likely slipping into the next fiscal year, with a launch sometime between April 2024 and March 2025. claim.
If I were a gambler, I would put all my money into this Star Wars game, which comes out next year instead of this year. Ubisoft is currently developing a number of major titles other than Assassin’s Creed, such as Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Skull & Bones. It’s hard to imagine Ubisoft releasing a Star Wars game and Assassin’s Creed Mirage at the same time. Especially given the delay-tolerance of publishers these days.
That said, it’s possible that Ubisoft Massive’s project will be revealed later this year at the upcoming Ubisoft Forward showcase, which will be tasked on June 12th. If the publisher plans to release the title at some point within the next 11 months, that means it’s due for a re-release soon, pairing the CG trailer with his 2024 release timing. makes a lot of sense. Additionally, the game’s creative director, Julian Geraiti, has said that this will be a “big” year for him for Ubisoft Massive, suggesting that news about the title will be announced soon. .
All we can do for now is wait, but we don’t want a quality Star Wars title. Of course, Jedi: Survivor came out a while ago, but someone has already beaten the game on the hardest difficulty setting without taking damage. Cal Kestis is definitely not a Padawan anymore.