Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) has long been a playground for modders, and the galaxy just got a little more interesting with the arrival of Bode Akuna from Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. If you’ve been itching to bring Cal Kestis’ complex ally—and eventual nemesis—into the massive battles of Battlefront II, this mod delivers exactly that. The addition of Bode doesn’t just expand your roster, it’s a nod to Jedi Survivor’s storytelling, where betrayal, redemption, and moral ambiguity collide with lightsaber combat. And now, thanks to the magic of modding, Bode gets to stretch his legs in a different war entirely. 👉 Download the Bode Akuna Mod here Who Is Bode Akuna? For those who skipped Jedi Survivor (or maybe just haven’t finished it yet—spoiler alert), Bode Akuna starts as Cal’s loyal companion before revealing his darker allegiances. He’s not your cookie-cutter Jedi or Sith; he operates in the grey, motivated…
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On This Day in Battlefront History: The Death Star Expansion Was Unleashed at Gamescom
Nine years ago today, Star Wars Battlefront fans got hit with one of the biggest announcements of the game’s era—EA and DICE unveiled the long-rumored Death Star Expansion Pack at Gamescom 2016, along with the now-legendary Battlefront X-Wing VR Mission for PlayStation VR. And suddenly, players everywhere were asking the same thing: “Wait… we can do what in space?” The Expansion That Took Us Inside the Ultimate Battle Station Up until that point, Star Wars Battlefront (2015) had done a fine job scratching that galactic war itch. But ground battles only got you so far—especially when the biggest moon-shaped gun in the galaxy was still off-limits. Enter the Death Star. The Death Star DLC delivered: It was Star Wars video game fantasy turned reality. Every element of the expansion leaned into cinematic drama, fan service, and fast-paced chaos in all the right ways. The VR Mission That Made You Feel…
A Thrawn-Worthy Welcome: 2K Frontend Loading Screen Mod for Battlefront II
If your Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) menu still greets you with the same tired background, it’s time to give Grand Admiral Thrawn the stage he deserves. The Thrawn Trilogy 2K Frontend Loading Screen mod swaps the stock game menu art for a stunning, high-resolution visual tribute to Timothy Zahn’s legendary Expanded Universe trilogy—now Legends canon, but still very much alive in the hearts of fans. Whether you’re an old-school reader who met Thrawn on the pages of Heir to the Empire or a recent recruit who caught him in Star Wars Rebels, this mod turns your game’s first impression into an instant lore drop. Download the mod here What This Mod Does Instead of generic loading visuals, you’ll now be greeted by a 2K resolution artwork inspired by the Thrawn Trilogy era. The clean, crisp imagery is optimized for modern screens, meaning you’ll get a sharp, cinematic-quality splash every…
Anakin Stealth Armor – Star Wars Battlefront II’s Covert Jedi Makeover
Some Jedi command attention with glowing lightsabers and dramatic speeches. Others, like Anakin Skywalker in his stealth armor, prefer to slip past the blaster fire without the theatrics—at least until it’s time to strike. This Anakin Stealth Armor mod for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) gives the Chosen One a covert-ops look worthy of an elite infiltration mission. It’s sleek, it’s tactical, and it’s the kind of armor that says, “I’m here to win the battle… but I’m not here to be seen doing it.” You can download it here: Anakin Stealth Armor A Design That Means Business This isn’t the ceremonial Jedi robe look you’d see walking the halls of the Jedi Temple. The Anakin Stealth Armor comes wrapped in dark, muted tones, tactical plating, and subtle utility details that fit perfectly into espionage-heavy missions. Think “Jedi Knight meets Imperial spy”—a hybrid design that wouldn’t look out of place…
Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) – ISB Director Maul Brings Sith Style to Imperial Intelligence
Darth Maul is one of the most visually iconic characters in the Star Wars galaxy—those horns, the red-and-black tattoos, the double-bladed lightsaber. But in the ISB Director Maul mod for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017), he trades his usual savage Sith aesthetic for something far more… corporate. And by “corporate,” we mean the deadly, black-uniformed corporate of the Empire’s Imperial Security Bureau. This mod reimagines Maul as a high-ranking ISB Director—clean, calculated, and dressed for the kind of behind-the-scenes power plays that can topple governments without a single lightsaber swing. You can download ISB Director Maul here and give your matches a more sinister bureaucratic edge. What the ISB Director Maul Mod Changes Gone are the flowing robes and martial-arts-ready layers—Maul now wears the crisp, officer-style uniform of the ISB, complete with rank insignia, sharp tailoring, and a presence that screams “your entire family is under investigation.” Key features include:…
BB-100X – The First Order’s Golden Shadow Comes to Star Wars Battlefront II
Every now and then, a Star Wars Battlefront II mod drops that makes you rethink the definition of “battlefield intimidation.” Enter BB-100X – a golden, silent, and downright unsettling infiltration droid that’s equal parts luxury and lethality. This isn’t your cheerful BB-8–style sidekick. No, this is the kind of droid that rolls into a room, logs every face, and silently disappears… and later you realize something important has gone missing. If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if the First Order weaponized pure paranoia, BB-100X is the answer. What Exactly Is BB-100X? According to the mod’s lore, BB-100X is a First Order Advanced Droid Division creation – essentially a heavily modified BB-series unit upgraded for infiltration and neutralization. Its chassis is forged from golden durasteel alloy and coated with radar-absorbent materials, making it both flashy and nearly invisible to scanners. Originally deployed under Captain Pyre, BB-100X wasn’t just a recon…
Star Wars Battlefront II – Clone Wars Dooku Mod Brings Animated Elegance to the Battlefield
Count Dooku has always had a flair for the dramatic. Whether dueling Jedi in the Senate chambers or outmaneuvering entire squadrons, the Sith Lord’s refined style makes him one of the most memorable villains in Star Wars history. But for players who’ve always preferred his Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated look over his live-action portrayal, this new Clone Wars Dooku mod for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) delivers the perfect visual upgrade. Download the Clone Wars Dooku Mod here The Power of Animation in a Photoreal Game What makes this mod stand out is how it seamlessly merges Dooku’s animated design with the game’s photorealistic style. Gone are the subtler lines of Christopher Lee’s likeness—replaced with the sharp, stylized features that defined Dooku in The Clone Wars. His angular jawline, pronounced facial hair, and sleek animated armor are recreated with meticulous detail, making him look like he just stepped…
Star Wars Battlefront II – Kruelov Replaces Bossk in Deadly Outer Rim Style
When you’ve played enough Star Wars Battlefront II and need your hero roster to feel fresh, the Kruelov – Bossk Replacement mod is exactly the kind of shake-up the galaxy ordered. This isn’t just a simple reskin—it’s an entirely new character with a detailed backstory, unique flair, and the kind of menace that makes both Rebel and Imperial soldiers think twice. Kruelov’s introduction adds an unshakable bounty hunter energy to the battlefield. And while he officially replaces Bossk, the modder has hinted he could swap in for any other hero if requested. Flexibility is part of his skill set, after all. Who Is Kruelov? In Star Wars lore terms, Kruelov doesn’t fit neatly into your typical faction alignment. He’s not a Rebel, not an Imperial, and certainly not in it for the good of the galaxy. Officially listed in the Outer Rim archives as an “uncataloged reptilian”, his origins are…
Unleash Jaesa Willsaam in Star Wars Battlefront II with This Ultimate SWTOR Mod
There are character swaps, and then there’s this—a full-blown Jaesa Willsaam overhaul for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017). If you’ve ever wanted to bring the complex, Force-tormented Sith (or Jedi, depending on your SWTOR choices) into the heat of multiplayer lightsaber combat, you’re in for a treat. This mod doesn’t just replace Darth Maul—it erases him from existence and installs Jaesa Willsaam from Star Wars: The Old Republic in his place, complete with custom models, animations, voice lines, and even a themed lightsaber. It’s basically a Jaesa DLC… without the microtransaction guilt. Grab it here:Jaesa Willsaam SWTOR Mod for Battlefront II Who Is Jaesa Willsaam? Let’s get you caught up in case you skipped The Old Republic (rude, but okay):Jaesa Willsaam is a powerful Force-sensitive companion in SWTOR, initially a Jedi Padawan who can be seduced to the dark side—or preserved as a paragon of the light. She’s infamous for…
Jedi Master Sol Mod Brings Original Power to Star Wars Battlefront II
There’s a new Jedi in the Battlefront—and he’s not from the movies, books, or Disney+ spin‑offs. Jedi Master Sol, inspired by the expanded lore of Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi, now lands in Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) via a slick mod that blends classic storytelling with modern game art direction. If you’re craving custom content beyond canon heroes, this mod is tailor‑made. 🔗 Download the Jedi Master Sol Mod A Distinct Legend Among Jedi This isn’t just another robed figure with a lightsaber. Sol sports a fully custom hero model with a unique outfit and staff‑based saber style that fits seamlessly within the Clone Wars aesthetic while standing apart. The textures and animations match DICE-grade polish—Sol feels like he’s right at home in the galaxy. Expect: Sol brings a presence that’s equal parts solemn Jedi Master and tactical commander. Lore-Friendly, Fan-Created, Freedom-Given The mod leaves Sol’s backstory intentionally…
SWTOR Meets Battlefront II: Play as Nadia Grell in a Whole New Galaxy
If you’ve ever wished your favorite Jedi companion from Star Wars: The Old Republic could join the fight in Battlefront II, your Force-sensitive prayers have been answered. The Play as Nadia Grell mod finally brings the bright, fierce Padawan of the Jedi Consular storyline into the frontlines of large-scale galactic warfare. Lightsabers? Check. Legacy character? Check. Pure SWTOR crossover chaos? Double check. You can grab the mod here:👉 Download Play as Nadia Grell A Padawan in the Wrong Timeline? We’re Here for It. Nadia Grell made her debut in SWTOR as the Force-sensitive daughter of Senator Grell from Sarkhai. She’s known for her idealism, raw power, and a bit of a chaotic streak. In this mod, she’s been beautifully adapted to the Battlefront II engine and takes over Obi-Wan’s slot on the battlefield. But don’t worry—this isn’t just a lazy reskin. This is a full-on visual transformation, complete with: The…
EA Smashes Expectations Thanks to a Surprise Hero: Star Wars Battlefront II
Who knew a 2017 title could be EA’s secret weapon in 2025? Electronic Arts just dropped its Q1 FY26 earnings, and while there’s plenty to unpack—from buybacks to live service numbers—one standout headline is already stealing the spotlight: Star Wars Battlefront II is back, and it’s not just showing signs of life. It’s thriving. That’s right. The same game once mired in controversy over loot boxes is now leading the charge in EA’s stronger-than-expected quarter. Sometimes, the Force really does awaken. A Strong Quarter with a Galactic Twist EA reported $1.671 billion in net revenue for the quarter ending June 30, far surpassing expectations. Net bookings came in at $1.298 billion, brushing the top end of guidance, even as net profit slipped to $201 million—a 28% drop year-over-year. While live service games like Apex Legends and EA SPORTS FC remained sturdy performers, it was the full-game category that made headlines….
Star Wars Meets Fortnite: Battlefront II Gets a Font Overhaul with Attitude
If you’ve ever looked at Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) and thought, “This would be perfect if it screamed Fortnite energy,” you’re not alone—and now, you’re in luck. The Fortnite Font mod is here, and it brings a surprising visual twist to the galaxy far, far away. Yup, this mod swaps the game’s classic typeface with something that feels like it crash-landed straight out of Tilted Towers. It’s sleek, bold, absurd—and somehow, it works. A Font That Pops Like a Victory Royale Created for players who love mashing up universes, this mod doesn’t just add flair—it completely shifts the tone of the game’s UI. Every time you browse a menu, pick a hero, or scan a kill feed, you’re reminded that Star Wars and pop culture are constantly colliding in beautiful, ridiculous ways. The font is clean, unmistakably Fortnite-ish, and surprisingly readable. You’d think it might clash with the galactic…
Anakin in Yoda’s Starfighter? The Skywalker Chaos Just Got an Upgrade
Some mods are subtle. This one is not. Anakin inside Yoda’s starfighter 2.0 for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) is exactly what it sounds like—and yet, it’s even better in practice. Because when you give the Chosen One access to the Grandmaster’s pint-sized space whip, you’re not just breaking canon—you’re doing it in style. 🔗 Download Anakin inside Yoda’s Starfighter 2.0 This is the kind of mod that makes you chuckle, then boot up Galactic Assault and absolutely dunk on the enemy team. Let’s unpack why this bizarre, brilliant mashup works surprisingly well. Wait, Anakin… in what? Yep. This mod puts full-size Anakin Skywalker inside Yoda’s tiny Delta-7B Aethersprite-class light interceptor—complete with cockpit tweaks and visual polish. It’s like watching a linebacker climb into a clown car, except that clown car has lasers and can do barrel rolls. And somehow, it works. The 2.0 update makes it even smoother, offering…
Suit Up, Buckethead: The Imperial Combat Pilot Mod Lands in Battlefront II
Let’s be honest—Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) has never been short on stormtroopers. But when it comes to giving the Empire’s elite pilots their time to shine on the ground? That’s been sorely lacking—until now. The PM/IA Imperial Combat Pilot mod swoops in like a TIE Interceptor doing a strafing run, giving players a sleek, lore-accurate new model for their Imperial assault fantasies. 🔗 Download the PM/IA Imperial Combat Pilot Mod This isn’t your standard “retexture and pray” project. This is a full visual overhaul that delivers both aesthetic punch and in-universe authenticity. Strap in—we’re diving deep into what makes this pilot mod worthy of the Emperor’s personal fleet. A Clean Rework with Military Precision The mod replaces a standard infantry model with a fully realized Imperial Combat Pilot, complete with the signature black jumpsuit, chestbox rigging, reinforced armor segments, and that ominous helmet we all remember from Star Wars…
The Force Unleashed Soundtrack Mod Hits Star Wars Battlefront II Like a Sonic Boom
If you’ve ever wished Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) felt a little more… Force Unleashed, well, dreams do come true. A new mod titled The Force Unleashed Soundtrack drops the thunderous, high-octane music from The Force Unleashed series straight into DICE’s galaxy-sized playground. The result? An audio upgrade that doesn’t just add music—it supercharges every saber swing, blaster bolt, and heroic entrance. 🔗 Download The Force Unleashed Soundtrack Mod Let’s crank the volume and dive in. Why This Soundtrack Mod Is a Game-Changer Battlefront II already has a killer soundscape—but this mod remixes the vibe with something more unhinged, more raw, and way more Starkiller. By injecting the aggressive, orchestral chaos of The Force Unleashed, this mod brings emotional weight and cinematic scale to every skirmish, especially for those who love their Star Wars with a side of chaos. Here’s what you get with this mod: Every hero showdown and…
First Order AT-M6 Driver Mod for Battlefront II: Time to Suit Up and Stomp
So, you’ve stormed beaches as a stormtrooper, force-choked Rebels as Vader, and even painted the galaxy in Ewok blood under Endor’s moonlight. But have you ever stared down the Resistance while looking like a First Order AT-M6 Driver? No? Well, it’s time you fixed that oversight with this sleek new character mod for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017). The First Order AT-M6 Driver mod doesn’t just slap a fresh coat of paint on your soldier. It brings high-detail accuracy from the sequels, turning your generic trooper into one of the elite few trusted to pilot the First Order’s biggest walking war machines. It’s mean, it’s minimal, and it’s packed with just the right amount of militarized menace. Bringing the Heavy Metal Aesthetic to the Battlefield Let’s be honest: most troopers in Battlefront II look ready for a promotional poster, not a cockpit. That changes here. The First Order AT-M6 Driver…
Star Wars Battlefront II General Veers Mod: The AT-AT Commander Joins the Fight
Let’s be honest—when it comes to Star Wars Imperial officers, most get outshined by the Sith, bounty hunters, or whatever flavor of Skywalker is causing drama that day. But General Veers? The man stormed Echo Base in a towering walker and lived to tell the tale. That deserves some serious battlefield respect. Now, thanks to a sharp and lore-loving modder, General Maximilian Veers is strutting onto the digital frontlines of Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) as a fully playable character. He’s not just there to shout orders and look intimidating—he’s geared for combat and ready to make Hoth-style tactics fashionable again. If you’re looking to add a touch of cold, calculated Imperial might to your next Galactic Assault session, this is the mod for you. Who Is General Veers, and Why Should You Care? You might remember him from The Empire Strikes Back—the steely-eyed officer coordinating the assault on Hoth…
Star Wars Battlefront II: First Order Campaign Mod — The Galaxy Just Got a Whole Lot Nastier
If you’ve ever played Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) and thought, “This game needs more polished boots, fascist fanfare, and ominous First Order swagger,” you’re in luck. The First Order Campaign mod has arrived—and it brings with it the full authoritarian chic of the galaxy’s most emotionally repressed regime. This isn’t just a cosmetic overhaul. It’s an entirely new custom campaign experience, putting you in the commanding boots of the First Order’s military might. Time to swap out your Rebel sympathies and embrace the TIE-fueled chaos. Let’s dive into what makes this mod a must-play—and why Kylo Ren might actually earn your respect this time. A Campaign Worth Crushing Resistance For Created by TheSnipes and featuring voice acting, custom scenarios, and an original narrative flow, this mod isn’t just another “reskin-the-troops-and-call-it-a-day” job. This is a fully-fledged First Order campaign, built around a lore-friendly storyline with real objectives and mission design….
General Grievous – Shattered Armour 8K: A Brutal Upgrade for the Galaxy’s Most Unstable War Machine
If you thought General Grievous looked menacing before, just wait until you see him with his armor torn to hell and rendered in full 8K detail. The General Grievous – Shattered Armour 8K mod for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) reimagines the cyborg general not as a pristine droid killer, but as a walking horror story—scorched, cracked, and still very much ready to collect your lightsabers. If your idea of a good time is watching a four-armed war criminal wreak havoc while looking like he crawled out of Mustafar’s recycling bin, this mod was built for you. 👉 Download the General Grievous – Shattered Armour 8K mod What Is the Shattered Armour 8K Mod? Let’s be clear: this isn’t just a texture pack—it’s a full-on cybernetic nightmare upgrade. The Shattered Armour mod gives Grievous a custom-damaged visual overhaul that shows exactly what happens when you mix Jedi aggression with faulty…
Star Wars Battlefront II: CAPTAIN CARDINAL 2026 – A Crimson Statement in the First Order
There are stormtroopers. There are commanders. And then there’s Captain Cardinal—the stylish, steel-willed enforcer of the First Order who somehow makes red armor feel more threatening than a Sith’s lightsaber bill. With the CAPTAIN CARDINAL 2026 mod for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017), one of the lesser-known but undeniably badass characters from the expanded Star Wars universe finally steps into the frontlines of DICE’s battlefield. If you’ve ever wanted to lead the First Order with a bit more personality (and a lot more crimson), this mod is your ticket to command presence. 👉 Download the CAPTAIN CARDINAL 2026 mod here Who is Captain Cardinal? If your Star Wars diet includes more than just theatrical releases, you might recognize Captain Cardinal from the Phasma novel by Delilah S. Dawson. In short: he’s everything you’d expect from a First Order officer—disciplined, dangerous, and draped in bright red armor that screams “don’t even…
Star Wars Battlefront II: Phase I Spec Ops Clone Trooper Mod
When Wookiees Just Aren’t Tactical Enough Let’s be honest. As much as we love Chewbacca and his walking carpet cousins, sometimes you need less fur and more fire discipline. Enter the Phase I Spec Ops – Wookiee Warrior Replacer mod for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017)—a sleek, intimidating clone trooper overhaul that swaps the Wookiee Warrior with a black-ops clone designed to do one thing: look deadly while dishing out damage. If you’re tired of having a Wookiee roar through your battlefield experience and crave that elite, Clone Wars-era aesthetic, this mod is a perfect tactical upgrade. 👉 Download the Phase I Spec Ops Replacer Mod Out with the Bowcaster, In with the Blaster The Wookiee Warrior has always been Battlefront II’s go-to “smash-and-growl” reinforcement option. But let’s face it—sometimes the furry brute just feels out of place, especially in precision-heavy, clone-dominated battles. The Phase I Spec Ops mod fixes…
Better BB-9E Mod for Star Wars Battlefront II: The Droid Glow-Up You Didn’t Know You Needed
BB-9E—aka the First Order’s answer to BB-8—has never exactly been the most intimidating presence on the battlefield. Sure, he rolls around zapping enemies and buffing teammates like a loyal space-Roomba, but let’s face it: his default design in Star Wars: Battlefront II felt like he was built in a hurry and approved by a middle manager with a clipboard. Enter the Better BB-9E mod. It’s sleek. It’s shiny. It’s the villainous droid upgrade the game forgot to give you. This visual overhaul doesn’t just buff aesthetics—it delivers the kind of polished intimidation BB-9E always deserved. Why BB-9E Deserves Better Let’s be honest. When you pick a hero in Battlefront II, BB-9E is rarely your first choice—unless you’re trying to win a bet or play the long game in co-op. He’s functional, but flashy? Not so much. That’s exactly why the Better BB-9E mod exists. It doesn’t rewrite the gameplay mechanics…
On This Day in Battlefront History: The Community Quest Update That Gave Us Voice Lines and Victory Poses
Back in a galaxy not so far away—just five years ago, actually—DICE released one of Star Wars Battlefront II’s most unexpectedly fun updates. While it wasn’t a new hero or a map expansion, it was something that brought out the completionist in all of us: unlockable voice lines and victory poses through Community Quests. Yep, on this very day, Star Wars Battlefront II players were given a reason to grind together—not for credits or crates, but for the pure dopamine hit of hearing Palpatine drop a new line of sass or seeing Finn strike a heroic pose at the end of a match. What Was in the Update? The update in question wasn’t headline-grabbing like the addition of Scarif or the rise of Capital Supremacy, but it carved out a unique niche in the game’s lifecycle. It introduced: Community Quests weren’t just a grindfest—they were a collective event. If enough…