Fantasy Flight Games putting “unprecedented resources” behind Star Wars: Unlimited

Fantasy Flight Games has teamed up with Lucasfilm to develop a Star Wars trading card game called Star Wars: Unlimited.

Launching globally in 2024, Star Wars: Unlimited is described as ‘easy to learn and strategically deep’ and boasts art specially commissioned for the game.

The game has been in development for the past three years and plans are in place for a regular release schedule of three sets per year.

“Ensuring this game was accessible to all players was key for us, so whether you are a casual player, competitor, or collector, there’s something for everyone in this game,” said Jim Cartwright, Product Strategy Director for Fantasy Flight Games.

“Straightforward mechanics are the driving force behind the design. It’s clean and concise with no gimmicks – a card game in its purest form.”

Chris Gerber, Fantasy Flight Games Head of Studio, added: “Star Wars: Unlimited is the culmination of FFG’s rich history mixed with the celebrated Star Wars brand.

“As a studio, we are putting unprecedented resources across every department into this game. We could not be more excited to get this out into the world for everyone to experience.”

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