Ubisoft is looking for testers for its Star Wars game.

CTOnews.com, December 19 (Xinhua)-- Ubisoft is developing a Star Wars IP game, and they are currently recruiting gamers to exploit loopholes in the game, based in Malmo, Sweden.

Although we know so little about this Star Wars game that we don't even know its name, it is believed that those who have been selected as the game test team will be among the first players in the world to play the game.

In March this year, well-known whistleblower Tom Henderson revealed that players may not see Star Wars until 2025 at the earliest. It seems that it will take some time to see the question mark of the galaxy.

What is known is that the Star Wars game is run by Ubisoft Massive, a team known for creating immersive and visually shocking games, such as blockade 2 and Island 3.

There was also news that the game would be developed using Ubisoft's Snowdrop engine. CTOnews.com learned that Snowdrop has extraordinary visual skills, such as "blockade 2", "Malio + Crazy Rabbit: the Battle of the Kingdom" and "South Park: complete fragmentation".

The industry believes that the Snowdrop engine has an excellent performance in rendering a highly realistic game world (such as a global blockade), and Snowdrop can create intricate micro details in the environment, while at the same time achieving a wide range of open world. I believe this game will bring you some surprises.