KOTOR Fan Art Reimagines Darth Revan In 2003 Clone Wars Style
Fan art for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic has reimagined Darth Revan in the style of 2003’s Clone Wars animated series. KOTOR is one of the most popular games in the Star Wars franchise. Originally released in 2003 for Xbox and PC, KOTOR introduced iconic characters such as Darth Revan, Kreia, Darth Malak, and more. While not considered part of the current Star Wars canon, the popularity of the RPG has not only led to KOTOR and its sequel KOTOR 2 getting Nintendo Switch releases, but also to the development of a full remake from Aspyr.
After months of rumors and speculation, the Knights of the Old Republic remake was finally confirmed late last year by its developer Aspyr, the studio that ported the original games to Mac, iOS, Android, and Nintendo Switch. The remake has been revealed to be scheduled for release on PC and is a timed console exclusive for the PlayStation 5. Not much is known yet about the KOTOR remake, including how big its changes will be from the original. But given that it’s being labeled a remake instead of a remaster, it’s likely that it will have some significant differences from the original in terms of visuals and gameplay. Previous reports have also claimed that the KOTOR remake is targeting a 2023 release.
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Reddit user NerdiconPrime recently shared their Knights of the Old Republic fan art on the Star Wars subreddit, with another user CarterSevenFive sharing a bit more of it on the KOTOR subreddit. The fan art features several iconic KOTOR characters such as Revan, Darth Malak, and the Sith Triumvirate of Darth Traya, Darth Nihilus, and Darth Sion. They are done in Genndy Tartakovsky’s art style, who created 2003’s Clone
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