What is the Mandalorian Pack mod for Resident Evil 4 (2023)?

It’s a Star Wars-themed mod that replaces key characters in RE4 with Din Djarin, Bo-Katan, Grogu, and more.

How do I install the Mandalorian mod in Resident Evil 4 Remake?

You’ll need Fluffy Mod Manager. The files are bundled for easy drag-and-drop installation—full instructions are on the mod’s download page.

Can I play with Grogu in Resident Evil 4?

Yes! Grogu replaces your attache case charm and floats beside you during gameplay. It’s adorable—and mildly distracting.

Does this mod affect gameplay or just visuals?

This mod is cosmetic only. It changes the visual appearance of characters but doesn’t alter core mechanics or abilities.

Is the Mandalorian mod compatible with other mods?

Mostly yes, though conflicts can occur if other mods affect the same character slots (Leon, Ashley, etc.).

Resident Evil 4 Mandalorian Mod Lets You Play as Din Djarin

What do you get when you cross Resident Evil 4 Remake with the galaxy’s most dangerous bounty hunter? A mod so cool it makes Leon Kennedy’s leather jacket look like amateur cosplay. The Mandalorian Pack for Resident Evil 4 (2023) is a full-blown Star Wars crossover that replaces Leon with none other than Din Djarin—and brings along a few friends (and enemies) for the ride.

You can download the Mandalorian Pack here and start turning Ganados into galactic dust.

Let’s dive into what makes this mod an absolute must-have for any Star Wars-loving survival horror fan.

Mandalorian and Grogu standing in a fiery Spanish cathedral

What’s in the Mandalorian Pack?

This isn’t a one-skin-and-done kind of deal. The Mandalorian Pack is a hefty bundle of Star Wars goodness that totally revamps your Resident Evil 4 playthrough. Here’s what it includes:

Din Djarin (The Mandalorian) replaces Leon Kennedy—helmet and armor in full glory
Bo-Katan Kryze takes over Ashley’s spot, and suddenly, escort missions aren’t so bad
Moff Gideon steps in as Ramon Salazar, which feels… weirdly perfect
Imperial Dark Trooper armor for Krauser
Grogu (Baby Yoda) as the attache case accessory, complete with floating pod

Yes, you read that last one correctly. Grogu hovers next to you in a tiny capsule while you blow holes through villages of mind-controlled cultists. This is the kind of chaos we didn’t know we needed.

Din Djarin interacting with Grogu's hover pod in Resident Evil 4

Why It Works So Well

You wouldn’t expect a Star Wars crossover to mesh with the gritty tone of Resident Evil 4, and yet—here we are. The Mandalorian’s no-nonsense vibe blends seamlessly with Leon’s one-liners and intense combat. And Bo-Katan screaming every time she gets carried off? Surprisingly hilarious. You’ll start wishing for more esports-level escort segments just to hear her banter.

Even the weapons and animations remain surprisingly immersive, making this feel like a sci-fi reimagining of a horror classic instead of a random skin swap.

Mandalorian about to throw a grenade in Resident Evil 4 mod

Who’s This Mod For?

Star Wars fans who want to bring blasters to a knife fight (even if they’re just for show)
Resident Evil diehards looking to spice up their 17th replay
Modders and lore-lovers who love seeing wild mashups that somehow… work
Anyone who’s ever thought, “You know what Resident Evil 4 is missing? A baby Jedi.”

If you’ve spent more time in Star Wars video games, comics, or even deep-diving Mandalorian lore than you have in rural Spain, this mod is for you.

Installation Details

You’ll need the Fluffy Mod Manager to get this mod up and running. It’s drag-and-drop simple, and the creator has bundled everything in a way that minimizes conflicts—unless you’re also running 10 different anime skin packs. (In which case, we salute your chaos.)

Be sure to follow the mod author’s instructions on the download page for the full setup guide, including optional Grogu variants and texture options.

The Mandalorian and Grogu standing inside a wooden fort

It’s Not Just a Skin—It’s a Mood

This mod doesn’t just give you Star Wars characters—it transports the vibe. Suddenly the stakes feel bigger. The Ganados aren’t just villagers anymore—they’re cultists hoarding kyber crystals. Salazar isn’t a creepy little nobleman—he’s the very embodiment of Imperial arrogance.

And Leon? Sorry, Din Djarin? He’s no longer trying to save the President’s daughter. He’s just protecting his foundling.

A Touch of Gambling Culture… Sort Of

Okay, no actual gambling here—unless you count betting on whether Grogu gets hit by flying debris mid-fight. But the crossover appeal here taps into the same brain itch that casino games do: that dopamine hit of risk-meets-reward.

Just swap out the roulette wheel for a thermal detonator and you’ve got yourself a winning spin.

Mandalorian and Grogu entering through a wooden gate in Resident Evil 4

Final Thoughts

Mods like this are what keep single-player gaming alive and thriving. When you mash together two legendary franchises like Resident Evil and Star Wars, it could’ve gone horribly wrong. But this? This is fan art in playable form—and it works so well, you’ll wish Capcom made it official DLC.

Download the Mandalorian Pack here and embrace the chaos. The way may be fraught with Las Plagas, but this is still the way.

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Novara Skuara

When I was 7, I saw Star Wars: A New Hope in theaters a week after it opened. My parents were nice enough to take me and I have been a fan of Star Wars and almost all science fiction in general. I am an amateur writer who has been published for contributing flavor text to a RP game. I also have a copyright on a novel I hope to be able to publish sometime soon.