In response to the game's announcement, the hashtag #BlackoutStarWarsEclipse was spread on Twitter by popular individuals in the fan community.
Some fans felt these comments came at odds with the High Republic setting, since the associated multimedia project had introduced a number of prominent queer characters into Star Wars storytelling. Cage in particular was met with criticism for derogatory statements he reportedly made in court directed towards women and LGBTQIA+ individuals. Other negative opinions were directed toward the idea of Quantic's founders, David Cage and Guillaume de Fondaumière, working within the Star Wars universe, as the developers had been accused of "perpetuat a provocative and bigoted culture of harassment" within the studio. The French studio had previously been the subject of controversy after becoming involved in legal battles concerning the allegedly harsh working conditions in place at the studio. Others, however, took issue with the involvement of the studio Quantic Dream in a Star Wars project. Reviewers reacted positively to the trailer, with praise going towards its scope, visual style, and mood, sentiments that were echoed by a number of general fans. The game's cinematic reveal trailer on the official Star Wars Youtube channel gained over eight million views within its first week. The announcement of Eclipse 's development at the 2021 Game Awards was met with mixed reactions. Although announced as the first video game to take place during this era, Eclipse was preceded by the 2020 VR experience Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge and its 2021 sequel Last Call both games feature segments set during the High Republic Era wherein the player takes control of the Jedi Ady Sun'Zee. Continuity Įclipse is set to take place during the High Republic Era, a time period originally developed for the Star Wars: The High Republic multimedia project that officially began in January 2021 with the release of Charles Soule's novel Light of the Jedi. It is still in early stages of development. The game had its world premiere trailer at The Game Awards on December 9, 2021. The game is set to feature multiple playable characters as well as branching paths and story choices that players can make to change the outcome of the game. The account has since been deleted, although we're yet to find out the reason for it's removal.As the first video game to be set in the era of The High Republic, the multimedia initiative that launched with publishing earlier this year, Star Wars Eclipse will feature an original story and unique new characters, each with their own paths, abilities, and roles to play in the tapestry of events that could alter the carefully balanced peace in an uncharted section of the Outer Rim. Looking at insider reports we've seen over the last month, we don't expect to be seeing too many official announcements from Quantic Dream in the near future, although you can be sure that we’ll let you know when information is shared.
STAR WARS ECLIPSE GAME SYSTEM PS4
This news comes after AccountNGT noted that Quantic Dream is reportedly working on a AAA game based on the Dark Sorcerer 2013 E3 PS4 tech demo.
The Montreal-based studio looks to be focussing its efforts on the game’s competitive multiplayer, gameplay, and level design. The project is reportedly split between Quantic Dream’s Montreal and Paris studios, with a portion of the Paris studio working on the game’s cinematics, story, level art, and more.
STAR WARS ECLIPSE GAME SYSTEM WINDOWS
The game is said to be launching on Xbox and PlayStation consoles as well as Windows PC.ĪccountNGT also noted that development on Star Wars Eclipse started in early 2021, and that the non-linear storyline is still being written. According to AccountNGT, on Twitter (thanks VG247) - who originally leaked Star Wars Eclipse’s existence before its reveal at The Game Awards 2021 - Quantic Dream’s upcoming Star Wars title is drawing inspiration from Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us games, and features “traditional action gameplay.” Apparently, we can expect to see the addition of interactive storytelling, an open world, and a competitive multiplayer mode.
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