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Respawn Reportedly Developing First-Person ‘The Mandalorian’ Game

The Mandalorian has been a hit on the small screen, will soon grace the big screen with a movie, and now, possibly gaming screens.

According to Insider Gaming, game developer company Respawn Entertainment is developing a first-person game centered around The Mandalorian. Per the site, the game will see the player take control of a Mandalorian bounty hunter (unclear who) set during the time when the Galactic Empire is dominating across the galaxy. It’s your job, as a bounty hunter to capture bounties dead or alive for cash rewards.

As of now, the game would not be “open world”, which is a style of gameplay as seen in popular games such as Spider-Man, Grand Theft Auto, and Red Dead Redemption. Instead, The Mandalorian game would have linear levels taking place on a variety of different planets in the Star Wars universe.

Respawn Entertainment is no stranger to the world of Star Wars as the company developed the hit games Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. They are also currently in the works on a third game in the Jedi series.


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