Star Wars Galaxies revival approaches 1.0 with a 'secretive Jedi unlock system'.
However, and you knew there would be a however, its fans won't let it die. Multiple revivals emphasizing different aspects and eras of Star Wars Galaxies exist, including, which has been in a kind of early access since May of 2021.
, various bug fixes and quality-of-life upgrades, and what the team calls"our secret and individualized Jedi unlock system".
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