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KOTORÂ for $5.99 (regularly $12.99) and the sequel for $9.49 (regularly $18.99).
Both games will remain on sale until May 7th.
It’s worth noting thatÂ
KOTOR IIÂ only just launched on mobile in December, so a price drop just over four months later is a pretty solid deal. Both games have been discounted to coincide with next week’s “Star Wars Day,” which, as always, falls on May 4th.
Developed by Canadian studio BioWare Edmonton, the first
KOTORÂ puts players in the role of a soldier-turned-Jedi who leads a ragtag group of heroes on a galaxy-spanning journey to defeat Darth Malak and his Sith forces. Set thousands of years before the Skywalker Saga, the game features turn-based combat (allowing it to translate rather well to mobile) and branching dialogue options that let you choose whether you want to become the ultimate Jedi, or a sinister new Sith.
KOTOR is dead, long live Knights of the High Republic
As rumours of a new KOTOR game arise once more, we feel a game set during The High Republic era would be more exciting
It’s been a few weeks since Disney announced the revival of LucasArts in the form of Lucasfilm Games, and rumours abound regarding what new Star Wars games are to come. EA has confirmed they’re still making new Star Wars games, and we know a Ubisoft Massive open-world game is in the works too.
something to do with Knights of the Old Republic is being developed by a studio outside of EA. This same report mentions a few more possible projects in the work, including a bounty hunter game.