Star Wars: Starfighter Follows ‘Marginalized Outsiders' From the ‘Wrong Side of the Galaxy’
Star Wars: Starfighter will follow "marginalized outsiders" from "the wrong side of the galaxy," according to director Shawn Levy.
Star Wars Starfighter is an action-shooter that puts players in the cockpit of starfighters across multiple campaigns. The game originally launched in 2001 and has since been ported to numerous platforms including PlayStation and Xbox systems.
Recent coverage suggests a new entry or significant revival is in development. Footage was shown at D23, with director Shawn Levy describing the project as following marginalized outsiders operating from the galaxy's periphery - a departure from typical Star Wars storytelling focused on the Jedi and established factions. Details remain limited, but the framing suggests the game will explore less prominent corners of the Star Wars universe.
Star Wars: Starfighter will follow "marginalized outsiders" from "the wrong side of the galaxy," according to director Shawn Levy.
The first footage from Star Wars: Starfighter has been revealed at D23