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Subscribe to our newsletter Good art generally requires risk-taking and good business is generally risk-averse—sucks for you if you're trying to make a big budget videogame based on one of the most popular movie series ever made in a relatively niche game genre, but them's the breaks.Unless you're Bit Reactor, of course, then you're doing just that.

Founder Greg Foertsch told PC Gamer associate editor Ted Litchfield in a recent interview that he has Lucasfilm and Respawn to thank."Looking at some of the things going on in the industry, it's very derivative.

Art is always that way.

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Games are no different.

But I think, looking at the boldness with which both Respawn and Lucasfilm looked at us," said Foertsch.

"You've got these two giants taking a chance on someone like us, having the vision and the courage and the conviction to risk that on a brand-new studio."Article continues below "The faith in us to do something new, to do something outside of their norms ## Editor's Note The gaming community will surely have mixed reactions to this news. Source: [PC Gamer](https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rpg/star-wars-zero-company-studio-founder-praises-lucasfilm-and-respawn-for-taking-a-chance-on-a-tactics-game/)