At TGA 2021 late last year, Quantic Dream, the developer of Detroit: The Man who changed people, unveiled the Star Wars action-adventure game Star Wars: Eclipse, developed by its Paris studio. At the time, there were rumors that the game would take 3 to 4 years to complete, and the biggest problem was that Quantic Dream's own game engine needed to make targeted adjustments to the enhanced actionability of Star Wars: Eclipse. There are now rumors that the game will be postponed for a few more years, releasing in 2027 or 2028. However, Quantic Dream officials also responded, saying that Star Wars: Eclipse has never been released, so there is no extension.
Quantic Dream officials said in response that they never announced or promised a specific release date for Star Wars Eclipse, and that the game was not extended. Recruitment for Star Wars Eclipse and unpublished projects is still active.
Although Quantic Dream denies the postponement of Star Wars: Eclipse, it also proves that the game is still in the process of raising manpower, and it is really possible that the game will not meet players until four years later. Quantic Dream has always been known for its cinematic narrative games, "Rainstorm", "The Amazing Twins", "Detroit: Change" are all from his hands, and this time "Star Wars: Eclipse" is its first IP adaptation. David Cage, head of Quantic Dream Studios, has said that the studio has other ways to tell touching stories they've never tried before, and the enhanced action elements of Star Wars: Eclipse may be one of those attempts. The game is set in the "Supreme Republic" period before the Star Wars film series, and each character will have their own morality, personality, and motivation, and the characters will have an impact on each other and the story as a whole.