Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains is not exactly shy about throwing Star Wars stuff at the board. You get heroes. You get villains. You get team abilities. You get dice battles. You get the usual Monopoly betrayal, only now it comes dressed as Darth Vader, Leia, Maul, Ahsoka, and half the galaxy arguing over property values. The game also includes a full set of unlockable character costumes, giving every playable hero and villain at least one alternate look. Some characters get two costumes total, while a few get three. Costumes do not appear to change abilities, so don’t expect Luke’s X-wing pilot outfit to suddenly make him better at bankrupting your friends. For actual gameplay strategy, team picks, and ability combos, check our full Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains abilities guide. This guide is for the fun part: all the outfits. How Costumes Work in Monopoly: Star Wars…
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LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens Turns 10 Today
LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens released 10 years ago today, on June 28, 2016. Yes, somehow that is now a decade old. Please take a moment to let your bones turn into dust. Released by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and developed by TT Games, LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens adapted the 2015 film into the familiar LEGO game formula: slapstick cutscenes, smashing everything for studs, playable characters, vehicle sections, and the kind of co-op chaos that has ended many peaceful living-room afternoons. But this one had a slightly strange job. It was not adapting a full trilogy. It was adapting one movie. One Movie, One LEGO Game, A Lot of Filling the Gaps Because The Force Awakens was the only sequel-era film available at the time, the game had to stretch a single movie into a full LEGO adventure. That meant extra missions, new dialogue, and bonus story…
Steven Soderbergh and Adam Driver “Frustrated” After Disney Scraps The Hunt for Ben Solo
A surprising new chapter in the ongoing Star Wars saga behind the scenes has come to light, and it involves a project many fans didn’t even know existed: The Hunt for Ben Solo. According to recent interviews with director Steven Soderbergh, the unmade film spent years in development before Disney ultimately decided to pull the plug — leaving the creative team disappointed and fans wondering what could have been. Two and a Half Years of Work — For Nothing Speaking during a Brooklyn film series interview, Soderbergh revealed that he, Adam Driver, and writer Rebecca Blunt spent years developing the project, only to see it quietly cancelled. “That was two and a half years of free work for me and Adam and Rebecca Blunt…The stated reason [from Disney] was, ‘We don’t think Ben Solo could be alive.’ And that was all we were told. And so there’s nothing to do…
Daisy Ridley Reacts to the Fan Campaign for The Hunt for Ben Solo — And She Loves It
If you’ve spent any time online in the past few months, you’ve probably seen the rising tide of Star Wars fans rallying behind one very specific wish:a film or series centered on The Hunt for Ben Solo. And now, Daisy Ridley herself has finally responded — and she’s all in on the positivity. During a recent interview, Ridley opened up about how she feels watching fans across the world unite around the idea of a project exploring Ben Solo’s life, fall, and redemption arc. Her reaction? Pure joy. – “I Felt Joyful About How It Went Down” Ridley described the wave of support as something genuinely uplifting: “I do love when there is a collective of positivity. The way the internet seems to have rallied to try and get it to happen.” And she’s not wrong — the campaign has been surprisingly wholesome for a fandom that’s often known for……
Happy Birthday to the Man Behind the Mask of Kylo Ren: Adam Driver Turns 42!
Today we celebrate the birthday of one of the most compelling actors to join the Star Wars galaxy in the modern era—Adam Driver, the man who brought Kylo Ren to life with a mix of rage, vulnerability, and that unmistakable, simmering intensity that made the character unforgettable. Whether you loved Kylo as the conflicted villain of the sequel trilogy, admired Ben Solo’s final heroic turn, or simply appreciated Driver’s raw acting power, there’s no denying the impact he’s had on the franchise. Few modern Star Wars performances have sparked as much debate, analysis, and “wait… is he actually hot?” discourse across the fandom. A Complex Villain for a New Era Kylo Ren could have easily been a one-note character—a masked dark side enforcer trying too hard to be Darth Vader 2.0. But thanks to Adam Driver’s ability to balance anger, insecurity, and emotional depth, Kylo became something else entirely: a…
Kylo Ren Faces a Survivor of Order 66 inv
Supreme Leader Kylo Ren is back—and this time, he’s got more than just his grandfather’s helmet to obsess over. Legacy of Vader #7 from Marvel Comics dives deep into the snowy shadows of the Force, as Kylo comes face-to-face with one of the galaxy’s rarest relics: a Jedi survivor of Order 66. The result? A tense, icy clash of legacy, identity, and lightsabers. 💥 Want to read it yourself? You can order Legacy of Vader #7 on Amazon here. A Chilling Confrontation on Lahtae In this latest chapter of the Reign of Kylo Ren arc, Kylo—still trying to live up to Darth Vader’s myth—travels to a snow-covered world in the Mid Rim. There, he tracks down Grandea, a mysterious and formidable former Jedi who’s somehow dodged clones, inquisitors, and time itself. But if Kylo expected an easy victory, he’s sorely mistaken. Grandea isn’t just alive—she’s brilliant, cunning, and more than…
A New Order 66 Survivor Emerges in Legacy of Vader—Meet Grandea
Star Wars lore just got richer. A fresh face—Grandea, a Jedi survivor of Order 66—emerges in Legacy of Vader #6, landing squarely between The Last Jedi and Rise of Skywalker. Written by Charles Soule, the series sheds new light on Kylo Ren’s hunt for identity and power… and it might just tip the scales of the entire saga. What You Need to Know: Grandea’s Big Reveal Set on the frigid Mid‑Rim world Lahtee, Legacy of Vader #6 brings Kylo and his mysterious guide Vaneé to a remote cantina, where they cross paths with Grandea, a Jedi who survived the purge decades ago. Vader knew of her existence but never pursued her—too busy focusing on Luke. Fast-forward, and now Kylo is on the scene, lightsaber drawn. But Grandea isn’t just any old Jedi. She disarms Kylo, ignites her blade in his face, and stares him down. It’s a classic moment: experienced survivor versus…