Three new Star Wars games are in the works from Respawn

Respawn, the studio behind 2019’sStar Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, announced that it is currently working on three Star Wars games in anews poston EA’s site, .

We’re excited to announce THREE new Star Wars games officially in the works from@Respawn. Read more and pass on what you’ve learned:https://t.co/pKZFHqDA1Wpic.twitter.com/n1byCzaDtL

— EA Star Wars (@EAStarWars)July 24, 2025

While it’s been known that the studio, which has become a powerhouse at EA since developingApex Legends, islikely working on a sequeltoStar Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, today’s blog post has confirmed that. The two other Star Wars games in development at Respawn are a first-person shooter and a strategy game, the latter of which is being created in conjunction with Bit Reactor, a recently formed studio comprised of veteran developers.

Respawn’s unnamed first-person shooter Star Wars project is being handled internally, with development being headed by Peter Hirschmann, a game director at the studio. Having served as the vice president of product development at LucasArts for nearly six and a half years, Hirshmann’s history with the Star Wars franchise runs deep. In his position, Hirschmann assisted in the production of multiple Star Wars titles, including the cult classicStar Wars: The Force Unleashed.

Meanwhile, the Star Wars strategy game being developed at Respawn is a collaboration effort with Bit Reactor. Having beenfounded less than a week ago, Bit Reactor isn’t new to strategy games. Its team is comprised of developers from Firaxis Games, the studio behind the XCOM franchise. Bit Reactor is going to lead development on the game while Respawn acts as a producer.

With so many new games in the works, it’s worth wondering what will happen to Respawn’s other games, namelyApex Legendsand the Titanfall franchise. WhileApex Legendsis far too successful for its development to be halted in any way, the same can’t be said for theTitanfall franchise, which has laid dormant sinceTitanfall 2was released in 2016. For the franchise, which many have been hoping would return, Respawn’s pivot toward Star Wars titles may be the final nail in the coffin.