Highlights: Roleplay QoL features post- RotJ setting unique Jedi unlock huge number of new playable species An Empire in FlamesĪctive Development? Yes (frequent updates)Ĭustom Content: Heroics, Themeparks, Quests, Planets, Species, Events, Cosmetics This list is updated monthly along with the Rogue Server Roundup. Unless otherwise stated Pre-CU servers are running versions of the SWGEmu codebase, while NGE servers are running versions of SOE’s leaked source code. Servers are listed in alphabetical order with the Star Wars Galaxies (SWG) prefix omitted. Some of them have done some truly incredible work with Galaxies‘ ageing game engine, adding new areas to explore, a diverse range of fresh character customisation options, and quality of life features which make the game a lot more accessible to modern gamers. Don’t write off the other servers on this list just on the basis of their somewhat smaller communities. The beauty of rogue servers however is that there is unlimited freedom for different projects to offer player experiences which can appeal to niche tastes. Until 2021 SWGEmu remained focused on recreating the game exactly as it was before the game’s notorious CU patch, but with the launch of the Finalizer server, they have committed themselves to future content updates as well. Legends, along with most other servers have made some not insignificant changes to the game’s systems, and have even added a large amount of original content. In 2022 SWGEmu and SWG: Legends are the two most popular servers, reviving the game as it was during its 20 iterations respectively. That means some of these projects have now been around for more than a decade, while many others have sprung up more recently. LucasArts and Sony Online Entertainment may have shut down Star Wars Galaxies‘ official servers back in 2011, but rogue servers have been making the game playable in an unsanctioned capacity since long before then.
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