RUMOR: The New Star Wars Game Will Kick Off The Next Series Of Movies

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The Star Wars saga has reached an end. So what’s next for life in a galaxy far far away?

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According to this rumor, the new Star Wars games will kick off a brand new era for Star Wars movies.

The year 2019 was full of conclusions for franchises. Some were big and majestic like Avengers: Endgame and Game of thrones while others were quiet and small like How to train your Dragon and The big bang theory. 

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Last December The Skywalker Saga came to a conclusion with Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker wrapping up the saga. The reception has been divided to say the least and while fans argue and debate, the one question on everyone’s mind is what’s next?

The rumor says that this new Star Wars story will be set 400 years before the events of The Phantom Menace and this will be set in a time known as the High Republic. The exact details are few but it is said that this new era will span multiple movies, tv shows, and video games. 

The video-game is believed to set the stage for the various movies, games, and TV shows Disney had planned and is looking for a 2021 window to become public.

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The details of this project are unclear but the premise has intrigued fans enough for them to want to know more. It will be interesting to see how things were like in the Star Wars universe 400 years before Luke, Leia, Vader and Solo.

It has also been proven that stories outside the Skywalker saga are also successful as evidenced by the recent hit series The Mandalorian. Not to mention the massive success of Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order.

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Will the new project prevail and succeed? We will just have to wait and see. Let us know in the comments if these rumors interest you!

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