Quantic Dream Reassures Star Wars Eclipse Development Is on Schedule Amid Staff Strikes and Funding Concerns
By
Robert DeFelice
Summary
Quantic Dream has reassured the public that Star Wars Eclipse development remains on schedule, despite recent claims from striking staff members who say the project is understaffed and under-resourced. The studio's decision to cancel Spellcaster Chronicles has raised questions about funding for Eclipse, with reports suggesting revenue from that canceled title was meant to support the Star Wars game. Development has previously been described as slow-moving, and labor disputes continue to cast uncertainty over the project's timeline.
Source
bskyQuantic Dream Reassures Star Wars Eclipse Development Is on Schedule Amid Staff Strikes and Funding Concernsinsider-gaming.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledQuantic Dream has issued a new statement reassuring players that the development of Star Wars Eclipse is progressing as scheduled.
Following the studio's decision to discontinue the development of Spellcaster Chronicles, Insider Gaming reported that the revenue that the game would generate would help fund the development of the forthcoming Star Wars title.
It was also previously reported that the development of Eclipse was going very slowly.
You might also wanna read
Rick McCallum Reveals Details of Scrapped Star Wars: Underworld Series
Producer Rick McCallum reflects on the scrapped Star Wars: Underworld series, a proposed live-action TV show that was in development before
Summer Game Fest 2024: New Trailers Revealed for Star Wars: Galactic Racer and Star Wars Zero Company
During Summer Game Fest, new trailers and updates were revealed for two upcoming Star Wars video games: Star Wars: Galactic Racer, which foc
Outriders Studio Blames Square Enix's 'Lack Of Communication' For New Game Being Put On Ice
kotaku·1y ago
Rumor: Disney Reportedly Considering Splitting Star Wars Sequel Trilogy Into Separate Timeline
A rumor reported by That Park Place's WDW Pro claims that Disney/Lucasfilm is internally discussing splitting the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy o
Geeks + Gamers·1mo ago
Ian McDiarmid Reveals George Lucas Planned a Palpatine TV Series Before Disney Sale
Ian McDiarmid revealed that George Lucas had plans for a Palpatine-centered TV series before selling Lucasfilm to Disney in 2012. The articl
Q-Workshop Launches Seven Official Lord of the Rings Film-Inspired Dice Sets
Q-Workshop has partnered with Warner Bros. to release seven officially licensed The Lord of the Rings dice sets, themed after different aspe
Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.