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KOTOR at 23: The Star Wars RPG No One Has Replaced

KOTOR at 23: The Star Wars RPG No One Has Replaced

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic turned 23 on July 15, 2026, with no official fanfare or announcement from Lucasfilm. The remake being developed by Aspyr has been radio silent for years. This isn't about hollow commemoration—it's a concrete question: why has no Western RPG under Star Wars license managed to step into the shoes of a game released in 2003?

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Lumnix Editorial·July 15, 2026·4 min read