If you’ve ever played 7 Days to Die and thought, “This game could use more lightsabers,” then your moment has arrived. With Fari’s Lightsabers mod, you can bring a galactic glow to your zombie-slaying arsenal—and it’s every bit as satisfying as Force-choking a stormtrooper on company time. This isn’t just a reskin or some half-baked novelty. Fari’s Lightsabers are fully integrated melee weapons that blend Jedi flair with brutal efficiency. The apocalypse just got a glow-up, and it hums with kyber crystal energy. Lightsabers in a Post-Apocalyptic Sandbox? Yes, Please. 7 Days to Die already walks the line between gritty survival and modded madness, and this Star Wars-inspired mod leans hard into the fun side of that spectrum. It introduces a selection of custom lightsaber weapons into the game—each with their own unique models, animations, and color variants. Whether you’re into the classic Jedi blue or something a little more…
Star Wars gaming
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….
Helldivers 2: Replace Automatons with Separatist Battle Droids and Relive Your Clone Wars Dreams
It was only a matter of time before someone asked the most important question in modding: What if we made Helldivers 2 more like Star Wars? Thanks to the Separatist Battle Droids Automaton Replacer mod, the answer has arrived in glorious, plastoid-plated form. This cleverly designed skin mod swaps out the faceless, utilitarian Automatons in Helldivers 2 with the iconic, ever-clumsy, and oddly charming B1 Battle Droids from the Clone Wars era. And no, they won’t be yelling “Roger, roger”… yet. But you can hear it in your head every time one of them walks around a corner. 👉 Download the Separatist Battle Droids Automaton Replacer mod A Galaxy Far, Far Away Just Got Closer to Super Earth If you’ve spent enough time knee-deep in Helldivers’ galactic meat grinder, you’ve probably gotten used to mowing down Automatons like a caffeine-addled Terminator. But this mod shakes things up by retexturing the…
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Will Exit PlayStation Plus’ Game Catalog on August 19 – Here’s What You Need to Know Before It Vanishes
If you’ve been Force-dodging your backlog like a pro, now’s the time to stop rolling and start slicing—Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is officially leaving PlayStation Plus’ Game Catalog on August 19. That’s right. Cal Kestis’ galactic second act is about to vanish faster than a Jedi during Order 66. So whether you’ve been putting off your journey through Koboh or you’re still meditating on whether to download it at all, here’s your spoiler-free (and judgment-free) reminder: you’ve got one month to play or pay. The Countdown Begins: What’s Happening on August 19? On August 19, 2025, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will no longer be available as part of the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium Game Catalog. That means: Basically, it’s like Han Solo promising you a ride off Tatooine… and then suddenly raising the price. Why You Shouldn’t Sleep on Jedi: Survivor Let’s skip the usual “critically acclaimed” fluff—Jedi: Survivor…
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…
Rogue One’s Vader Hallway Scene Gets an Accidental Remake in Star Wars Battlefront II
Some moments in Star Wars are so iconic, they live rent-free in the collective gaming subconscious. Case in point: the infamous Darth Vader hallway massacre from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. It’s cinematic brutality at its finest—dark corridor, panicked Rebels, and Vader igniting his saber like the embodiment of fear itself. Well, that scene just got a surprising revival in an entirely different medium: a spontaneous match of Star Wars Battlefront II. And no, it wasn’t some planned machinima project—it was pure chaos magic, captured mid-game by a Reddit user who had no idea what they were recreating until it was too late. From Steam Lobby to Sith Legend: The Accidental Recreation Reddit user u/NikolaMirzai recently shared a clip on the r/StarWarsBattlefront subreddit titled: “I accidentally recreated the hallway scene…but on Steam.” And yes—it’s exactly what it sounds like. In a hero-vs-troopers skirmish, the player (as Vader) storms a…
Happy Birthday to Cody Fern, the Actor Behind Jedi Survivor’s Dagan Gera
It’s not every day a Star Wars villain feels both ancient and uncomfortably modern—but that’s exactly what we got with Dagan Gera, the moody, corrupted Jedi-turned-antagonist from Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. And today, we tip our lightsabers to the man who brought that character to life: Cody Fern, who’s celebrating another rotation around the sun. Yes, the same Cody Fern best known for haunting performances in American Horror Story and House of Cards has officially entered the galaxy far, far away. And he didn’t just show up—he made an entrance. The Man Behind the Fallen Jedi Cody Fern isn’t your typical sci-fi game casting choice. With his background in psychological horror and emotionally heavy roles, he brought a unique intensity to Dagan Gera. A villain who wasn’t just “evil,” but wounded, ideological, and horrifyingly relatable in that “this could’ve been a very different story if one thing went right” kind…
Star Wars Battlefront II’s Hero Starfighters Update Turns 7 — Here’s Why It Still Hits
Hard to believe, but it’s been seven years since Star Wars Battlefront II dropped one of its most beloved and underrated updates: Hero Starfighters. Released on July 3, 2018, this free content update didn’t just toss in a game mode—it gave players a reason to master the skies, go full throttle with iconic ships, and, yes, fly as Lando’s Sullustan co-pilot with style. The update was a turning point. Not in the “we’ve redefined multiplayer” way, but in that subtle, satisfying “hey, this game’s finally getting polished” kind of way. Let’s take a hyperspace jump back and unpack what made this update soar. Hero Starfighters: When the Skies Got Personal Before this patch, Battlefront II had solid starfighter mechanics—but no real way to make them feel personal. Enter Hero Starfighters, a new game mode that made space battles more than just background noise. The setup was clean and brutal: It…
Star Wars Outlaws Mod Adds Full Species Customization & Addon System
So, you’re blasting through the Outer Rim in Star Wars Outlaws, dodging bounty hunters, trading shady favors, and chasing credits like a true galactic delinquent—but there’s one glaring issue: everyone looks a bit too… human. Enter the Species – Full Customization – Addon System – One Main File mod. It doesn’t just open the door to playing as a Twi’lek, Zabrak, or Togruta—it blows the whole customization system wide open like a blaster shot to a stormtrooper’s helmet. This mod is the single most important download for anyone tired of pretending the galaxy isn’t full of weird and wonderful species. Let’s break down what this mod does, why it’s brilliant, and how it transforms Star Wars Outlaws into the sandbox RPG experience we were all secretly hoping for. What Exactly Does This Mod Do? The mod’s name might read like a patch note fever dream, but it’s doing the heavy…
NSFW Main Menu Mod for Stellar Blade: A Risky Combo Worth Exploring
Stellar Blade already stands out with its high-octane visuals and combat, but the NSFW Main Menu mod featuring Futa Valmiel x Futa Widowmaker turns up the heat. Picture a sultry remix of gaming flair: boldly graphic, outrageous enough to spark side-eye from your Star Wars book collection, and thrilling enough for anyone used to the high stakes of esports and gambling culture. What You’re Installing: Futa Valmiel x Futa Widowmaker Combo This mod reshapes Stellar Blade’s main menu visuals into an erotic twin act. Two characters—Valmiel and Widowmaker—take over the title screen in their daring “futa” forms, delivering a fusion of temptation and power. It’s not for the faint of heart—nor the strictly lore-focused. But if you’re the kind who appreciates Star Wars’ darker Jedi/Sith dualities, it gives a cheeky, risqué nod to the balance of light and shadow. Why It Works for Star Wars Nerds and Esports Junkies Star…
A Bold Rebirth: Why the Nude Rangiku Mod Turns Heads
Not every mod pushes boundaries like the Nude Rangiku mod for BLEACH Rebirth of Souls. It upgrades a beloved character with eye-catching adult visuals while retaining the anime soul. If you’re the type of player who appreciates aesthetics—whether inspired by Jedi lightsaber glamour in Star Wars, high-stakes esports tactics, or the thrill of casino-style mods—this tweak delivers. This isn’t clickbait; it’s a tasteful and respectful implementation of Rangiku’s skin, designed to match the original’s tone. It keeps her fan-favorite personality intact, but with more visual freedom. Explore the mod via this download link: → click to get Nude Rangiku for BLEACH Rebirth of Souls How It Fits Within Star Wars & Esports Culture What You Get With This Mod Stealth Install: Run It Like a Pro Step 1: Prep Your Game Make sure BLEACH Rebirth of Souls updates are installed. Mods are easiest when version match is tight. Step 2:…
Reforged General Grievous Mod: A Mandalorian Twist in Star Wars Battlefront II
In the wide, chaotic galaxy of Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017), there’s no shortage of blasters, lightsabers, and droids with personality disorders. But every now and then, a mod comes along that makes you do a double take and say, “Wait… has Grievous always looked this menacing?” Enter the Reforged General Grievous mod, a custom overhaul that gives our favorite coughing Kaleesh warlord the aesthetic upgrade he always deserved. Yes, the original Grievous was already a nightmare in a trench coat, but this mod dials up the intimidation factor like someone just bet credits on who could cause the most rage quits in a Galactic Assault match. If you’re into immersive Star Wars action, modding mayhem, or just enjoy watching four lightsabers make a blender out of clone troopers—you’re in for a treat. What Is the Reforged General Grievous Mod? This mod gives General Grievous a complete visual rework. We’re…
Padmé Amidala Goes Bold: The NSFW SLAVE Star Cards Mod for Battlefront II
Some mods give you better visuals. Some bring in new weapons. And then some… take you straight to Jabba’s Palace, dim the lights, and say, “Let’s get spicy.” Welcome to the Padmé Amidala – Nude NSFW Star Cards (SLAVE) mod for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017)—a mod that absolutely refuses to wear diplomatic robes. Developed with a wink and a solid grasp of creative liberties, this mod introduces a daring take on one of the galaxy’s most iconic women: Senator Padmé Amidala, now wearing an outfit best described as “Leia’s gold bikini but… even more forbidden.” And yes, this version of Padmé isn’t here to negotiate trade blockades. Let’s dive in—carefully. What Is the Padmé Nude NSFW (SLAVE) Mod? This mod replaces standard star cards and portraits with custom NSFW imagery of Padmé Amidala inspired by the infamous “slave” aesthetic made popular by Leia in Return of the Jedi. It’s…
Star Wars Galaxies Legends: May 2025 Special Edition Homeshow Winner — A Hidden Sith Academy Worthy of the Dark Side
There are home decorating contests… and then there’s Star Wars Galaxies Legends’ Homeshow. And when the May 2025 Special Edition rolled around with a full Jedi Themepark expansion celebration in tow, the community didn’t just bring their A-game—they summoned the Force, dragged it into their Guildhalls, and reassembled it into some truly jaw-dropping Sith and Jedi decor. This month’s winner? A creation that has enough dark energy to give Palpatine chills. Congratulations to @Amagon, who claimed victory with their immersive and haunting Hidden Sith Academy. Let’s take a dark-side tour through one of the most spine-tingling player homes ever assembled in SWG Legends history. 👉 Source: SWG Legends Homeshow Winner Announcement 🏆 The Hidden Sith Academy: A Homeshow Masterpiece The judges had their work cut out for them. With players channeling the theme of Jedi vs Sith, Light vs Dark, and Libraries vs Tombs (because of course those are opposites),…
Star Wars Just Had Its Biggest Month on Google in 5 Years — Here’s Why That’s a Big Deal
Charting the Galaxy’s Search Domination from Mandalorian Hype to Andor’s Firestorm If you thought Star Wars was fading into the outer rim of pop culture, think again. According to Google Trends data for the United States, Star Wars just hit its highest search interest in the past five years—beating even the December 2020 spike during The Mandalorian Season 2. Yes, we’re talking peak Jedi Google-fu here. Star Wars: Back On Top of the Search Galaxy So, what’s fueling this meteoric spike in search traffic? It’s not just one thing—it’s the culmination of several events all going supernova at once. Let’s break it down like a lightsaber through a blast door. 1. Episode III: Revenge of the Sith Theatrical Re-Release Anakin’s descent into darkness? Back in theaters? Yes please. With the special anniversary theatrical re-release of Episode III, nostalgia hit hyperspace speeds. Memes, tweets, reaction videos—you name it. Everyone wanted to…
Respawn Developer Says Morale Is “At An All-Time Low” — What’s Going On?
When a developer known for delivering iconic titles like Titanfall, Apex Legends, and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor starts using phrases like “morale is at an all-time low,” it’s usually not just hyperbole—it’s the digital equivalent of alarm bells going off. That’s exactly what happened when Respawn Entertainment developer “@witdarkstar” (Dan, a senior-level dev) posted on Bluesky, saying that the studio’s energy has hit rock bottom following a wave of Electronic Arts layoffs. The tweet, simple but striking, reads: “Genuinely think morale is at an all-time low.” Short. Grim. And packed with implications for one of the most creatively influential studios under the EA banner. EA Layoffs: A Galactic-Sized Blow? Electronic Arts, Respawn’s parent company, recently announced a new wave of layoffs as part of its restructuring strategy. These moves included canceling an unnamed Star Wars FPS and cutting back on future single-player content across various teams. The timing couldn’t be…
Knights of the Old Republic II: Restore Atton Dialog – The Lost Astronavigation System
Some mods are about cosmetics, some are about mechanics, and then there are mods that give you that sweet, sweet lost content. The “Restore Atton Dialog about the Astronavigation System” mod for Knights of the Old Republic II fits neatly into the third category. If you’re like me and love peeling back the layers of a game to discover hidden gems, then this mod is practically the Holy Grail. What Is the Atton Dialog Restoration Mod? First things first: what exactly does this mod do? When KOTOR II was first released, a lot of content was left on the cutting room floor. Among the things left out was a piece of dialogue between Atton and the Exile about the astronavigation system. This mod brings that back—fully voiced, fully scripted, and fully immersive. It’s like finding a secret stash of credits under the floorboards of the Ebon Hawk. Who knew? The…
Fortnite Adds AI Darth Vader with James Earl Jones’ Voice
Fortnite has done it again. The game that’s practically a metaverse in its own right just added Darth Vader as an interactive AI character. But this isn’t just any Vader—this is James Earl Jones‘ iconic voice, brought to life through AI technology. You can find him at a brand-new in-game location called Vader Samurai’s Solitude, where players can engage in conversation and ask him questions. James Earl Jones and the AI Legacy Before his passing, James Earl Jones made a monumental decision: he signed the rights to his voice away to AI technology. This groundbreaking move allowed his voice to live on, continuing to give life to the galaxy’s most feared Sith Lord. In Fortnite, that means you’re not just talking to some generic voice actor imitating Vader—you’re hearing the real deal, synthesized through advanced AI. Jones’ decision wasn’t just about preserving his legacy; it was about embracing technology that…
TL-50 Heavy Repeater: Andor’s Surprise Live-Action Debut
Andor Episode 10, titled “Make It Stop,” brought a hidden gem to the Star Wars universe’s live-action fold: the TL-50 Heavy Repeater. For hardcore Star Wars gamers, this isn’t just any blaster—it’s a weapon with serious history. The TL-50 first made its debut in Jedi Outcast, a classic game from 2002 that solidified its place in Star Wars gaming lore. Later, the weapon found new life in DICE’s Star Wars Battlefront games, reimagined with stunning graphics and devastating firepower. Now, thanks to Andor, it’s officially part of live-action canon. The Origin Story: Jedi Outcast The TL-50 Heavy Repeater was first wielded by Kyle Katarn, the rogue Jedi turned mercenary who became a fan-favorite in the Jedi Knight series. In Jedi Outcast, the weapon was known for its insane rate of fire and devastating power. It wasn’t just a blaster; it was a room-clearer. The secondary fire mode unleashed a concussive…
General Grievous Joined Brawlhalla’s Star Wars Day Event
A Galactic Clash: Brawlhalla Meets Star Wars Brawlhalla’s May the 4th event is in full swing, and this year, the galaxy’s most formidable cyborg, General Grievous, has entered the fray. As part of the Star Wars Day celebration, players can experience a fusion of Brawlhalla’s intense platform fighting with the iconic Star Wars universe. General Grievous: The Droid General Arrives General Grievous joins Brawlhalla as a Mythic Crossover for Mako, wielding dual lightsabers (Katars) and a formidable Greatsword. His unique animations include spinning lightsaber attacks, spider-like crawls, and signature moves that pay homage to his appearances in the Star Wars saga. Players can now recreate epic battles, pitting Grievous against other Star Wars legends within the Brawlhalla arena. Star Wars Legends Return The event also sees the return of several Star Wars characters as Mythic Crossovers: Each character brings unique weapon skins, animations, and signature moves, allowing players to immerse…
EA Layoffs Hit Respawn: What It Means for Star Wars Jedi 3 and the Future of the Galaxy
There’s a disturbance in the Force—and it’s not just another Death Star blowing up. Electronic Arts has quietly swung its corporate lightsaber and laid off around 100 developers at Respawn Entertainment, the studio behind the beloved Star Wars Jedi series. Yes, that includes some of the folks working on Star Wars Jedi 3, the next chapter in the saga of Cal Kestis, Force-sensitive poncho connoisseur. And no, this isn’t just another business-as-usual reshuffle. It’s part of a wider EA maneuver that has seen hundreds of jobs slashed across multiple departments. While the droids you’re looking for are still safe (for now), some serious behind-the-scenes shakeups have fans of Star Wars games—and those keeping an eye on the industry—wondering: what’s next? EA’s Layoff Spree Hits Respawn Right in the Core According to multiple sources, EA recently trimmed its workforce by approximately 670 positions, with 100 of those cuts coming from Respawn…