Mandalorian FPS from Respawn? Maybe...

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EXCLUSIVE - Respawn is Developing a First-Person Star Wars Mandalorian Game - Insider Gaming

Insider Gaming sources have revealed that Respawn Entertainment is developing a first-person Mandalorian game.
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Henderson seems reasonably reliable as sources go, but obviously take this with a pinch of salt for now.

If it comes to fruition though, it could be a match made in heaven - we already know that Respawn can make good shooters, they have experience with the SW IP, and the mobility of a jetpack-wearing Mando would fit right in their wheelhouse, imo. Hopefully it's not tied to the series or upcoming spin-off movie though. Let them do their own thing with another Mandalorian.
 
Still no idea if it's a Mandalorian game or not, but a job posting on EA's site has confirmed one or two details at least.

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Senior User Interface Artist (Star Wars FPS) at Electronic Arts

GR8 Job! at Electronic Arts
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In collaboration with Lucasfilm, the Star Wars™ FPS Team is developing a new AAA FPS in the Star Wars™ galaxy. Inspired by classic titles like Dark Forces and Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2, our story-driven single player game is being developed from the ground up leveraging the power of Unreal Engine 5. We’re combining this inspiration and technology with Respawn’s pedigree for making best-in-class shooters to deliver a brand new experience our players will love.
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Well they aren't going to be making "Anakin: Order 66" are they.

I bet it won't be a Mandalorian game at all. Hopefully it will be something new and fresh.
 
That's a shame, I was hoping Respawn could have done something decent with this :(

More layoffs are a shame but lets hope the people that do go are able to breakaway from the likes of EA and start something new.
I was reading an article in Edge last month and someone in the industry said that pretty much gamers were to blame for the state of the industry at the moment. Something like they expected a live service for all games and extra content which made them very expensive to make etc etc. I think that's a load of BS, I'd be more than happy with a decent game that actually worked on release.
 
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