In 2026, two new Star Wars games were released: Zero Company, a tactical game developed by Bit Reactor, and Galactic Racer, an arcade racing game by Fuse Games. Both received positive acclaim, indicating a shift towards unconventional Star Wars games from smaller studios. Douglas Reilly, vice president of Lucasfilm Games, emphasized the value of diverse ideas in game development. Lucasfilm Games was revitalized in 2021 after a decade-long partnership with Electronic Arts, which did not meet expectations. Upcoming titles include Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, a new chapter in the Knights of the Old Republic series, a third installment of the Star Wars Jedi series, and Quantic Dream's Star Wars: Eclipse, along with ongoing work on the KOTOR remake.
Nivalis Nights is a user-generated tag on Steam that is described as a cyberpunk shop/life simulation game, with elements of management and relaxation. However, the game presents an overwhelming volume of quests and notifications, creating a chaotic experience that contrasts with traditional notions of coziness. Lead writer Thomas Welsh acknowledges that the game reflects life in a capitalist society, where players face burdensome debt and bureaucratic challenges. Despite its harsh world, the game includes decorating and management elements, visually stunning graphics, character narratives, and a hint of romance. The initial overwhelm from the quest log and constant notifications contributes to the subjective interpretation of coziness in gaming.