What was the final internally developed game by LucasArts?

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II was LucasArts’ final internally developed game. Released in 2010, it followed The Force Unleashed and continued the story of Starkiller, Darth Vader’s former secret apprentice.

The sequel was developed and published by LucasArts for multiple platforms, including PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Windows, Nintendo DS and iOS. Its story explores Starkiller’s identity as he escapes Vader’s control and becomes entangled in the growing Rebel Alliance.

The wording matters because LucasArts also released or worked with external developers on other Star Wars projects. Star Wars: The Old Republic was developed by BioWare, while Star Wars: Kinect was made with outside development support. Star Wars 1313 was an ambitious LucasArts project, but it was canceled before release.

LucasArts closed its internal development studio in 2013 after Disney acquired Lucasfilm. A planned third Force Unleashed game was also canceled, leaving The Force Unleashed II as the company’s final completed internally developed title.