Lucasfilm Games is the new Identity for Star Wars Video Games

I write a lot about Star Wars games on here because, well, it’s a great combo. The magic of the Star Wars universe bodes well for the gaming medium. If the upward trajectory and optimism surrounding Star Wars shows and books continues into gaming, then we’re looking at a bright future. Part of that future is a new identity under which a slew of developers will transport players to a galaxy far, far away. For more on the new Lucasfilm Games monicker, let’s overview the big news.

What is Lucasfilm Games?

For all intents and purposes, Lucasfilm Games isn’t a huge change for the Star Wars world. The name is a helpful way to put all properties under one single name. In the past, you might recall that Star Wars games operated under the name Lucasarts. In the Disney purchase, this studio disappeared. Now, video games old and new will all fall under the Lucasfilm Games monicker.

The announcement comes with new accounts for the studio as well. You can follow the new social profiles on Twitter (@LucasfilmGames) and Facebook (@LucasfilmGames).

I was hoping when the announcement from StarWars.com went live the attached video included a new reveal. Alas, it was more so just a clip montage of current titles. The only “new” game featured was LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, which is yet to release.

I think I speak for all of us when I say we could use more Star Wars games in the world. Canceled projects like 1313 still leave a bitter taste in my mouth since we’ve only had a handful of great titles recently in this universe. Hopefully, new avenues like The High Republic can offer the team plenty of room to work on some new projects around the next-gen consoles. We know we’re fairly certain a new Jedi Fallen Order is on the way, but c’mon, give us a little something else.

Featured Image Credit: Lucasfilm Games/Disney

Taylor is the Gaming Editor of Comic Years and a lifelong fan of video games. He holds two degrees in Political Communication and wrote a Master's Thesis on resistance movements, race, and the exploitation of college athletes. His wife and two Toy Australian Sheppards keep him sane.