Star Wars 1313
It appeared in a live gameplay demonstration, but never reached an ordinary player.
Quick facts
- Existence state
- Never Born
- Peak stage
- public demo or preview
- Research confidence
- high
- Last verified
What it was
A dark, story-driven action game set beneath the surface of Coruscant, developed by LucasArts.
Star Wars 1313 arrived with unusually polished real-time footage and the promise of a more adult journey through the criminal underworld. Its public demonstration made it feel less like a proposal and more like a game waiting for a release date.
Existence timeline
Lucasfilm files trademarks that point towards a project called Star Wars 1313.
LucasArts announces the game and shows a real-time E3 demonstration.
Development shifts towards a bounty-hunter story linked to Boba Fett.
The ownership change places LucasArts’ internal projects under review.
Internal development ends and the project is effectively cancelled.
The remaining legal marker of the title is allowed to lapse.
Previously unseen development material offers another glimpse of the cancelled game.
Why it ended
Development stopped after Disney acquired Lucasfilm and closed LucasArts’ internal game-development operation in 2013.
Last confirmed trace
The E3 demonstration, concept art, production accounts and later footage are the closest the public came to Level 1313.
What it left behind
Ideas associated with its underworld setting and bounty-hunter direction continued to echo through later Star Wars stories.
Questions this archive answers
Why was Star Wars 1313 cancelled?
Development stopped after Disney acquired Lucasfilm and closed LucasArts’ internal game-development operation in 2013.
How far into development did Star Wars 1313 get?
A public gameplay demonstration without public access maps to 85.
How we classified it
The game was demonstrated to media and at E3, but ordinary players never received a public build.
A public gameplay demonstration without public access maps to 85.
Sources & verification
Last reviewed 2026-08-01. Sources are linked so readers can inspect the evidence directly.