"You will need to start a new game with the DLC content enabled to access the additional content, however after the DLC releases and you still wish to finish your non-DLC playthrough, you can access those base game save files by disabling the DLC in the in-game main menu," Aspyr said of this release. In a message on Twitter, Aspyr revealed that those looking to experience this cut content from KOTOR 2 will have to start a completely new save file. You will need to start a new game with the DLC content enabled to access the additional content, however after the DLC releases and you still wish to finish your non-DLC playthrough, you can access those base game save files by disabling the DLC in the in-game main menu 😄- Aspyr June 14, 2022 The caveat with this DLC, however, is that those who are looking to see what it has in store won't be able to access it via an in-progress save file that they might have once it's out. In short, this DLC will include new missions, new dialogue, and other features that could impact the game's branching story paths.
The studio was previously doing outsourcing work on the project, but it appears they might be taking over as lead developer.To coincide with the recent release of Knights of the Old Republic 2 on Nintendo Switch, developer Aspyr confirmed that it will be releasing DLC for this port that it's calling "restored content." Essentially, this is content that was cut from the original game back when it launched in 2004 but will now be added again for the first time. Schreier ends his report suggesting that Embracer (who owns Aspyr) might move to project Saber Interactive. Should work on the project resume, a realistic target date for release wouldn’t be until 2025. From there, the studio heads reportedly told employees that the demo wasn’t where it should be and that the project would be paused. Following showing off a demo of the game to Lucasfilm and Sony (who is publishing the PS5 version), the studio fired design director Brad Prince and art director Jason Minor. The war between the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire spreads to new worlds Dangerous fringe groups rise in the dark corners of the galaxy and Darth Malgus pursues an unknown plan. In a new report by Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, it appears that the project is in serious jeopardy. It now appears like that won’t be happening for a long time. Though it was an extremely brief teaser, the announcement of the PS5 and PC title gave fans hope they’d finally get to step into the robes of Darth Revan, Bastila Shan, and HK-47 sometime in the near future. The hotly anticipated remake was announced last September during the 2021 PlayStation Showcase. It would seem that Aspyr Media’s remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is in deep trouble according to a new report.
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