For a few years now, EA is the only major company that has the Star Wars license to create games based on the George Lucas universe and it seems that it will continue to exploit it for a few more years. According to a new rumor, the company would put the Battlefront series on hold to focus its efforts on a sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order for 2022, and a second project in preparation.
According to Bespin Bulletin via InstagramEA does not plan to develop Star Wars Battlefront III, as DICE would be fully committed to the new Battlefield installment scheduled for 2021. Instead, the company has two firm plans for the Star Wars license, the first would be a flight simulator called Project Maverick that Motive would take care of and it would arrive in 2021 too. The second project would be the sequel to Respawn Entertainment's Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, due in 2022.
At the moment, it is a simple rumor, so it should be taken with tweezers since it is not official information. It makes sense for DICE to focus on Battlefield and park Battlefront for some time, and it seems obvious that sooner rather than later there will be a sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, but as for Motive's new project and early dates, it's wise to be cautious. , more these days.
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