The damage already seemed to have been, though. EA eventually produced the action and flight simulator titles audiences wanted, but only after it was forced to stop using the Star Wars license as a gambling den. The studio published a bunch of mobile games and two lackluster shooters, one of which erupted in a loot box scandal that angered government officials. When the Star Wars video game landscape sat under the thumb of EA, it resembled an inhospitable desert. That said, if these rumors are true, Quantic Dream and Disney are poised to enter a symbiotic business relationship with benefits that go beyond monetary gain. The studio isn’t really known for the types of high action titles usually associated with the Star Wars brand. Not that a studio’s skeletons have stopped Disney and Lucasfilm from working with companies like Electronic Arts and Ubisoft in the past, but Quantic Dream seems like an odd choice even from a gameplay perspective. Quantic Dream, of course, is the developer behind celebrated interactive adventure titles like Heavy Rain and Fahrenheit, but also the controversial company that just lost a libel lawsuit against French outlet Mediapart (while winning another against the publication Le Monde) after reports and claims of an unsafe, toxic workplace were lodged at the studio in 2018.

If the rumors are true, it would be surprising to say the least.

A not so long time ago, on a website not so far away, Video Games Chronicle picked up the rumor that French studio Quantic Dream might be working on a Star Wars video game.

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