The galaxy might be full of smugglers, bounty hunters, and rogue droids—but Star Wars Outlaws just got a little more stable. Ubisoft has rolled out Title Update 1.7 (TU1.7) across all platforms, bringing a slew of quality-of-life improvements, quest fixes, and gameplay polish to the open-world adventure. Whether you’re sneaking into Pyke facilities or fast traveling from the sand-blasted hellscape of Tatooine, this update smooths out the rough edges like a vibroblade through butter. Patch File Sizes by Platform This is a patch you’ll want to make time for—especially if you’ve been dealing with quest blockers or vanishing HUD elements mid-blaster fight. General Gameplay Fixes TU1.7 hits some of the more persistent pain points: UI and Accessibility Improvements Quest and Location-Specific Fixes Toshara – Underworld Tatooine Akiva Story Packs Fixes Wild Card – The Game A Pirate’s Fortune Miscellaneous Fixes Final Thoughts: A Patch Worth Its Weight in Spice Star…
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Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Kit Reveal: Captain Ithano Is Here to Steal Your Buffs and Your Glory
Move over Mandalorians—there’s a new swagger in town. Captain Ithano, the crimson-coated Corsair from The Force Awakens, has landed in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes with a kit that screams “profit-first, ask-questions-never.” He’s here to do two things: stack Profit and mess with your buffs. And he’s already doing both with pirate-tier efficiency. Captain Ithano is the lead unit kicking off the Era of Piracy, and if his kit is any indication, the scoundrels of SWGOH are getting a full-blown mutiny boost. The Pirate’s Code: Profit and Plunder Two central mechanics define Ithano’s playstyle: Profit and Stealing. He’s not here to play fair. He’s here to win dirty, die dramatically, and come back swinging. Abilities Breakdown: Stack, Steal, and Intimidate 🔫 Basic – Corsair Blaster Rifle 🛡 Special 1 – Lower Ye Shields! 😱 Special 2 – Intimidating Display (Zeta) ☠ Unique – I Don’t Die So Easily (Zeta, Omicron)…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Era of Piracy Event Guide: Loot, Legends, and Laser Cannons
The holotables just got a whole lot more… lawless. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes is throwing on a tricorne hat and going full pirate mode with its brand-new limited-time event: Era of Piracy. If you’ve ever wanted to assemble a crew of shady smugglers, reckless raiders, and blaster-toting buccaneers, now’s your chance to embrace your inner Hondo Ohnaka. This event isn’t just a gimmick—it’s an entire era packed with new characters, exclusive battles, and a shipload of rewards. So hoist the Jolly Roger, prep your datacrons, and let’s plunder the details. Hondo Ohnaka’s Legacy (And Ego) Lives On The event kicks off with a mysterious broadcast from a voice that definitely isn’t trying to swindle you. With all the charm of a Corellian card shark, this pirate introduces players to a smuggler’s paradise of credits, conquest, and questionable morals. “Speak freely… but carry a big blaster.”— Every scoundrel’s favorite life…
Legends of the Force Set Drops July 12: Cal Kestis, Darth Revan, and Force Power Galore
If you thought the Force was already strong in Star Wars: Unlimited, buckle up—because Set 5: Legends of the Force is charging in lightsabers-first on July 12, 2025. Whether you’re building casual decks or chasing meta glory, this expansion brings some of the most beloved characters and all-new mechanics to the table—literally. Who’s Joining the Fight? Cal Kestis and BD-1 Straight from Jedi: Fallen Order, Cal Kestis and his droid buddy BD-1 make their official debut in the Unlimited card universe. Expect a cunning playstyle built around survival, resilience, and probably the occasional parry-flip combo that makes opponents rage-quit with elegance. Darth Revan Enters the Arena Yes, you read that right—Darth Revan, the dual-aligned legend from the Old Republic era, is finally playable. A character long requested by players and lore-lovers alike, Revan promises to bring morally complex—and tactically ruthless—gameplay to the battlefield. This is Star Wars Unlimited’s most Force-heavy…
5 Years Since Star Wars: Squadrons Gameplay Was Unveiled — Let’s Talk Cockpit Nostalgia
Five years ago today—June 18, 2020—Star Wars: Squadrons gameplay was officially revealed to the galaxy. And for a moment, every flight sim junkie, X-Wing enthusiast, and keyboard ace with a joystick in storage collectively lost their minds. It wasn’t just nostalgia. It was rebellion with a targeting computer, chaos in full 5v5 glory, and cockpits so detailed you could practically smell the Y-Wing fuel cells. The Reveal That Rocked the Holo-Net The gameplay premiere showed us more than just ships blasting each other to bits. It gave us: In short: it wasn’t Battlefront. It was a laser-focused experience for players who always wanted to pilot their own TIE Fighter without the arcade noise. It was X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter reborn for the modern age—minus the 90s pixel blur. A New Kind of Star Wars Combat While most Star Wars titles rely on saber duels or blaster spam, Squadrons aimed at…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes Update 6-18-2025 — Bug Fixes, Hoth Cleanup, and Pao’s Clone Crisis
The Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes update on June 18, 2025, doesn’t come with shiny new characters or game modes, but it does pack in a much-needed cleanup across the galaxy—especially for anyone who’s been yelling into their holotable about Hoth platoons or Pao’s sudden ability to clone himself like he’s auditioning for a Kaminoan commercial. Here’s what went down in this latest bug-squashing blitz. Pao’s Platoon Paradox: Solved Pao may be tough, but he’s not omnipresent. A bug was forcing players to deploy him in multiple places during Phase 6 of the Hoth Planet Territory Battle, which—unless you’re channeling Palpatine-level dark science—is just not canon. Fix Summary: So, your roster juggling just got a little less maddening. It’s about time. “Legacy of the Sages”: Now 60% More Readable Let’s be honest—some ability descriptions in Galaxy of Heroes read like ancient Jedi scrolls translated by a malfunctioning protocol droid. Thankfully,…
Star Wars: Rebellion Is Free Right Now — And It Still Hits Like a Death Star Blast
In a galaxy not so far away (i.e., your internet browser), one of the most underrated Star Wars games of all time just went full free-to-play. No, it’s not some microtransaction-infested mobile app. It’s the classic 1998 real-time strategy gem: Star Wars: Rebellion. Right now, you can grab it for zero credits thanks to GOG’s Summer Sale giveaway. It’s part nostalgia trip, part galactic chessboard, and all beautifully chaotic. What Is Star Wars: Rebellion? Released back when Star Wars video games were still experimenting with genres harder than a Tatooine spice dealer, Rebellion is a grand strategy title that lets you control the Galactic Empire or the Rebel Alliance. Your job? Total domination. Whether by diplomacy, espionage, fleet battles, or political manipulation, victory is all about outsmarting your opponent across a galactic map. Key features include: It’s like a poker game between Emperor Palpatine and Admiral Ackbar — bluff, scheme,…
Unlock Galactic Smoothness: Ultimate Engine Tweaks for Jedi: Survivor
Hitting Tatooine-worthy frame drops when battling Reva? Tired of Jedi: Survivor stuttering during boss fights or intense Force-telekinesis moves? There’s a mod that smoothes out your hyperspace. Introduce yourself to Ultimate Engine Tweaks (Anti-Stutters, More Performance, Lower Latency, Better Clarity, Lossless)—an optimization pack fine-tuned to elevate your Star Wars gaming experience. Download it here to instantly enhance performance and clarity. Why Jedi Survivor Needs These Tweaks Jedi: Survivor is a visual feast—but not always a performance-friendly one The mix of open worlds, lush flora, and cinematic Force effects looks jaw-dropping… when it runs smoothly. However, its ambitious visuals and engine quirks can trigger stutters, input lag, and intermittent blurs—especially on hardware that’s not top-tier. Enter precision modding This mod is not a flashy texture overhaul—it’s an invisible under-the-hood hero. Expect fewer stutters, sharper visuals without altering your artistic design, and quicker response times. A clear win for everyone wanting smooth…
JKGalaxies 1.3.25 Released: Star Wars Modding Enters Hyperspace (Again)
JKGalaxies, the multiplayer mod that refuses to quit—and we mean that in the best way possible—has just launched version 1.3.25, and it’s loaded with gameplay tweaks, quality-of-life upgrades, and a deeper commitment to that sweet, sweet Star Wars chaos. If you’ve ever wanted a Star Wars shooter with lightsaber clashes, Mandalorian tech, bounty hunter tactics, and the raw unpredictability of human multiplayer opponents, JKGalaxies has likely been on your radar. With 1.3.25 now live, the mod continues its mission to evolve Jedi Academy’s multiplayer roots into something sharper, faster, and far more playable in 2025. What Is JKGalaxies? At its core, JKGalaxies is a total conversion mod for Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, transforming the aging single-player game into a fast-paced, team-based multiplayer experience. Think of it as Battlefront meets Counter-Strike, but with lightsabers, flamethrowers, jetpacks, bacta grenades, and more headshots than you can count. Players choose between different…
Jason Court Looks Back on Playing Kyle Katarn in Star Wars: Dark Forces II
Back in 1997, before The Force Unleashed and long before Cal Kestis started leaping across Jedi temples, there was Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight—a groundbreaking Star Wars game that didn’t just expand the galaxy, but pulled us right into it with live-action cutscenes and a character who became an underground icon: Kyle Katarn. Now, nearly three decades later, Jason Court, the actor who portrayed Katarn, has stepped back into the spotlight with a rare look back at his experience playing the gruff ex-Stormtrooper-turned-reluctant-Jedi. And let’s be clear—he didn’t just voice the character. He was Kyle Katarn, in flesh and beard, filmed in front of primitive green screens and imaginary enemies. This isn’t just a nostalgia trip—it’s a deep cut that reaffirms how much of Star Wars’ gaming legacy was built on guts, grit, and awkward early CGI. Kyle Katarn: The Jedi with a Blaster (and a Backstory) Before he was…
Nintendo Confirms Star Wars: Dark Forces and Episode I Racer Are Switch 2 Compatible
Big news dropped quicker than a TIE fighter: Nintendo has confirmed that Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster and Episode I Racer are fully backwards compatible on the brand-new Switch 2. If you were waiting to relive those classic Star Wars gaming moments on next-gen hardware, now’s your moment to ignite those nostalgia engines. Let’s unpack what this means for Star Wars fans, mobile esports competitors, and even the casino-style thrill-chasers out there. 🚀 Why This Compatibility Matters Bringing Classic Star Wars Games into the Future These games aren’t just dusty relics; they’re legendary. Dark Forces Remaster revamped the iconic ’90s FPS, while Episode I Racer remains one of the most beloved Star Wars racing games ever made. Seeing them launch flawlessly on Switch 2 gives them a second life—and a bigger stage. Seamless for Gamers & Esports Competitors For anyone in the mobile esports space or racing arenas, Flip a cartridge and get…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes Was Announced 10 Years Ago Today — And We’re Still Hooked
Ten years ago, Electronic Arts lit the fuse on what would become one of the most enduring mobile RPGs in the galaxy. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes was officially announced on June 15, 2015—and whether you’re a galactic gambler or an esports strategist, you’ve probably touched this game at least once (and then rage-quit over mod RNG). From its humble beginnings as a turn-based collector RPG to becoming a mainstay in mobile PvP circles, SWGOH has aged like fine blue milk. Let’s dig into the legacy, the memes, the monetization, and what’s kept this game rolling like a Hutt down a casino aisle. A New Hope for Mobile Star Wars Gaming Before SWGOH, Star Wars mobile games were hit-or-miss. Some were charming, others were… not. But EA Capital Games’ announcement changed that trajectory. Combining hero collection, turn-based tactics, and an endless hunger for crystals, SWGOH became the Star Wars mobile…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Order 66 Raid Is Here and It’s Brutal
If you’ve ever wanted to stand between Lord Vader and a bunch of terrified Jedi trying to escape with their robes still intact, congratulations—your time has come. The brand-new Order 66 Raid in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes puts you in the middle of one of the franchise’s most devastating moments, and yes, it’s as intense as it sounds. Defy the Dark Side (Or Die Trying) In this new legendary raid, Lord Vader is done talking. The Jedi Temple is under siege, Clone Troopers are no longer your allies, and the mission is simple: rescue as many Jedi as possible before Vader turns your team into space confetti. You’ll battle through waves of Dark Side Clone Troopers, face off against Appo, Fox, and others, and—if you’re lucky—get a shot at disrupting Vader long enough to pull off a Jedi jailbreak. Who Can You Use? Only specific characters are allowed in…
Halloween 2025 Brings Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Boglings to Hasbro’s Black Series
Hasbro is conjuring up something spooky for Fall 2025, and no, it’s not another lightsaber toaster. The beloved Boglings from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Jedi: Survivor are crawling their way back into the spotlight—this time as part of Hasbro’s limited-edition Halloween-themed Black Series figures. They’re creepy, they’re adorable, and yes, they’re ready to haunt your display shelf. Halloween Hits Hyperspace with New Black Series Creatures This year’s Halloween wave from Hasbro isn’t just repaints and pumpkins. Two striking new figures have been revealed—each paired with their very own sinister-looking Bogling. One is a mysterious white-cloaked warrior that looks like a Force ghost on a mission, while the other is a green-skinned, double-lightsaber-wielding character with big Nightsister energy. Both figures come with tiny Bogling companions who look like they just broke out of a haunted Bogano petting zoo. Meet the Figures: Phantom Warrior and Dual-Blade Dread First up is…
Jedi Master Mace Windu Blasts Into Galaxy of Heroes – Legendary Kit Reveal and Meta-Shaking Power
It’s official—he’s back, he’s purple, and he’s still not giving Anakin the rank of Master. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes just dropped one of the most powerful character kits yet with Jedi Master Mace Windu, now available via a Journey Guide Legendary event. Whether you’re building your next raid-dominating Jedi squad or just want to swing a purple lightsaber with devastating force, this version of Mace Windu brings mechanics that hit like a grav-sledge to the meta. Who Is Jedi Master Mace Windu in SWGOH? Let’s not sugarcoat it—this is the version of Mace we’ve been waiting for. Based on his iconic scenes from Revenge of the Sith, The Clone Wars, and even deep cuts like the Glass Abyss novel, this Mace isn’t just a leader—he’s a battlefield Solver, Hammer of Ryloth, and walking Investigation mechanic. He’s a Light Side Attacker with team-wide synergy, battlefield control, and a deep rework…
Depa Billaba Joins the Fight in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Light Side Reinforcements Just Got Real
If you thought your Jedi roster in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes was looking a little too calm and composed, it’s time to stir things up. EA has officially dropped the kit reveal for Depa Billaba, a fierce Light Side Attacker with serious synergy, especially if you’re assembling the newly minted Jedi Vanguard team. And yes, she’s bringing both Vaapad and vibes. Jedi Vanguard’s Final Piece: Who Is Depa Billaba? In lore terms, Depa Billaba is no rookie. Once a Padawan of Mace Windu and later the mentor to Caleb Dume (Kanan Jarrus), she’s had her share of epic highs and heartbreaking lows. She also went full “last stand” in The Bad Batch, so if you know, you know. Now in Galaxy of Heroes, she slices her way into the Light Side ranks with a kit that’s all about counterattacks, Shatterpoint synergy, and Jedi drama. She’s not just another lightsaber-swinger….
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes Kicks Off Extra Life Charity Drive with Bad Batch Bonuses
The fight for the galaxy just got a lot more charitable — and a lot more Bad Batch-y. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes has officially launched its Extra Life Charity Drive, and this time around, it’s not just one giant event. Instead, we’re getting multiple incentive package days spaced throughout 2025, all leading up to a grand finale livestream extravaganza. And yes — there are in-game goodies involved. Very good goodies. Let’s break down what’s on offer, how to get it, and why this is the perfect time to flex your generosity and your roster. 🎁 What’s in Extra Life Incentive Pack 1? For a $15 donation, players will receive an exclusive pack loaded with valuable resources and some top-tier clone content. Here’s what’s packed into Incentive Pack 1: All of this gets delivered directly to your in-game account. Just make sure you include your Ally Code when donating. No…
Marvel Rivals: Bikini Black Widow Mod – Natasha’s Poolside Persona
Marvel Rivals is already bursting with action, sass, and superhuman stunts—but if you’re looking to spice things up with a little unapologetic style, then the Bikini Black Widow mod delivers just that and a martini on the side. This NSFW character skin reimagines Natasha Romanoff in a bold, summery redesign that’s less “spy in the shadows” and more “spy on the beach.” Whether you’re into modding Marvel Rivals for aesthetics, chaos, or just plain fun, this mod brings a cheeky twist to one of the franchise’s most iconic characters. So let’s break it down—what exactly does the Bikini Black Widow mod offer, and why is the community buzzing about it? What the Bikini Black Widow Mod Includes At its core, this mod swaps Black Widow’s tactical suit for a stunning black bikini that still somehow screams “dangerous.” Think of it as Natasha Romanoff off-duty, but still ready to drop-kick a…
Seven Years Ago Today: Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Was Officially Announced at EA Play
It’s been seven years since Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order was first announced at EA Play in 2018 — and yes, that makes some of us feel like we’ve aged as much as Obi-Wan between trilogies. What started as a casual tease from Respawn Entertainment during a mid-stream interview quickly snowballed into one of the most beloved Star Wars games in modern memory. Hard to believe it’s already been that long, but here we are — lightsabers still glowing, BD-1 still adorable, and the gaming galaxy still grateful for that one time EA didn’t open with loot boxes. Let’s revisit that iconic moment and explore why this announcement is still worth celebrating in 2025. 🛸 A Surprise Reveal Worthy of a Jedi Mind Trick The way Jedi: Fallen Order was announced was… unconventional, to say the least. No flashy trailer. No orchestra. No dramatic cut to Vader breathing. Instead, we…
Comic Con Liverpool 2025: Cameron Monaghan Brings the Force to the Stage
While most people spent May 3rd and 4th recovering from their Star Wars Day hangovers, thousands made the pilgrimage to Exhibition Centre Liverpool for Comic Con Liverpool 2025—and the Force was definitely strong with this one. Among the galaxy of star-studded guests, one name sparked a collective Jedi mind-meld: Cameron Monaghan, the man behind Cal Kestis in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Jedi: Survivor. Spoiler alert: Yes, he talked about that lightsaber scene. Lightsabers, Liverpudlians, and a Live Q&A Cameron Monaghan took the stage for a highly anticipated Q&A session that had the crowd buzzing faster than a hyperdrive malfunction. Known not just for his Jedi role, but also for his chilling turn as Jerome in Gotham, Monaghan shared behind-the-scenes stories, insights into motion-capture acting, and how it feels to be a virtual action figure with better abs than most real humans. The Q&A covered everything from training with…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Temple Guard Hotfix Finally Deploys (and It’s About Time)
If you’ve been staring at your Temple Guard in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes wondering why he’s less “noble Jedi protector” and more “broken training droid,” you’re not alone. EA just dropped a much-needed hotfix on June 5, 2025, aimed at calming the unrest in the Force — or at least fixing a few inventory-related headaches. Let’s break down what happened, what’s fixed, and what it all means for your holotable strategy (and your digital sanity). 🚨 The Temple Guard FDC Drama: What Went Wrong? Here’s the short version: players were supposed to receive a Temple Guard FDC (Fully Developed Character) after meeting specific in-game conditions. But for many, that character came in slightly undercooked — as in, Level 0 undercooked. Imagine unboxing a rare Jedi Knight only to realize he forgot how to hold a lightsaber. That was basically the vibe. Naturally, chaos ensued. Forums were lit, Reddit was…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes Is Having a Connection Crisis — Here’s What’s Going On
It’s not just you. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes players across the galaxy are getting hit with connection issues that are making it feel like trying to log into the Death Star’s guest Wi-Fi. And while the game’s servers aren’t fully down, something shady is definitely going on behind the digital scenes. The developers are aware. The forums are on fire. And yes, there might actually be a fix. But first, let’s break down what’s happening. The Current Situation: The Force Has Disconnected According to the official EA update, some players (on both Android and iOS) are completely unable to connect to the game. That includes things like frozen loading screens, connection lost messages, and apps refusing to launch properly—even with a full signal and caffeine-fueled Wi-Fi. The EA forums confirmed the issue and stated that their team is actively working with Google’s support to track down the root cause….
Star Wars: Hunters Turns One – A Galactic Arena’s Rise and Fall
On June 4, 2024, Star Wars: Hunters launched globally on Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android, inviting players into the competitive world of Vespaara’s Grand Arena. Developed by Zynga and Lucasfilm Games, this free-to-play 4v4 arena shooter quickly garnered attention, amassing over one million players within its first 48 hours. 🚀 A Promising Start Set after the fall of the Galactic Empire, Hunters introduced a diverse roster of characters, including a Wookiee warrior, a dark side Force user, and a Mandalorian bounty hunter. Players engaged in team-based battles across iconic Star Wars-inspired arenas, utilizing each character’s unique abilities to dominate the battlefield. The game’s cross-platform availability and engaging gameplay mechanics resonated with both long-time Star Wars enthusiasts and newcomers, leading to a peak player count of approximately 53,000 in June 2024. 📉 Decline and Challenges Despite its strong start, Hunters faced challenges in maintaining its player base. By May 2025, the…
LEGO Star Wars Castaways: The Attack of the Clones Event Returns – Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Miss It
It’s time to grab your virtual lightsabers and plastic helmets, because the LEGO Star Wars Castaways: Attack of the Clones event has returned! Yes, this limited-time event is once again available in the game, and it’s bringing with it a galaxy’s worth of exclusive goodies. Whether you’re chasing those minifigure bragging rights or just want to pilot a Republic Gunship made of digital bricks, this event is here to deliver. Just don’t blink—it disappears faster than a Jedi at Order 66. The event ends June 30th, so it’s now or never (or at least, not again until next year… maybe). 🧱 What’s in the Event? Clones, Customization, and Collectibles The “Attack of the Clones” event in LEGO Star Wars: Castaways gives players access to a batch of unlockables that are drenched in Clone Wars nostalgia. Expect a satisfying mix of: Everything is fully LEGO-fied, which means you’re getting maximum blocky…