Which studio developed Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Republic Heroes?

Krome Studios developed Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Republic Heroes.

Released in 2009, Republic Heroes is an action-adventure tie-in to The Clone Wars animated series. Krome Studios developed the main versions for platforms including Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, PSP, and PlayStation 2, while LucasArts published the game.

The story is set between the first and second seasons of the television series. Players switch between Jedi and clone troopers as the Republic investigates the Separatists’ efforts to use the Skakoan scientist Kul Teska and a powerful superweapon. Solo play allows character switching, and the game also supports two-player cooperative play.

The Nintendo DS version is the important platform-specific exception: it was developed by LucasArts Singapore rather than Krome Studios. That detail can cause confusion, but for the game’s primary development credit and the quiz’s canonical answer, Krome Studios is correct. High Voltage Software and Traveller’s Tales worked on other games, not this title.