The Death Star is open to all Star Wars Battlefront players beginning October 3rd. Season pass holders get to play two weeks early, starting September 20. The Death Star DLC lets you play the new game mode, Battle Station, and five new multiplayer maps set in space and on the iconic Death Star itself.Death Star is available to all Star Wars Battlefront players on October 3, although Season Pass holders can start two weeks early on September 20. Click the Death Star tile on the main menu in-game to start the download process. You can also search for "Star Wars Battlefront" and find "Death Star" on the Origin Store, PlayStation Store, or Xbox Games store, or find it in your game add-ons menu to get in the game.Once you've downloaded and installed the game update and your Death Star content, play on the new maps and mode by activating the +Death Star button under Map Rotation in the Multiplayer menu. Download on PCLog in to the Origin client.Open the My Games tab.Right-click the Star Wars Battlefront game tile.
Choose View Game Details.Find the Expansions section.Hover over the Death Star tile and click Download or Play.Activate the +Death Star button under Map Rotation in the Multiplayer menu to play on servers with Battle of Jakku maps.Download on PlayStation 4Open the PlayStation Store and go to your Library.Highlight Star Wars Battlefront and press the X button.Highlight Related Items and scroll over to My Add-Ons then press the X button.Highlight the down arrow next to the Star Wars Battlefront Death Star content and press the button to start your download.Wait for your download to finish and install, then start Star Wars Battlefront.Activate the +Death Star button under Map Rotation in the Multiplayer menu to play on servers with Battle of Jakku maps.Download on Xbox OneHighlight Star Wars Battlefront on your Xbox dashboard.Press the Menu button on your control and choose Manage game.Download and install your Death Star downloadable content and start Star Wars Battlefront.Activate the +Death Star button under Map Rotation in the Multiplayer menu to play on servers with Battle of Jakku maps.
If you run into problems downloading The Death Star, follow our tips to optimize and troubleshoot your connection:PC players can find troubleshooting steps for issues such as Origin downloads suddenly stopping and downloaded games not being visible in Origin in our articles here on EA Help.PlayStation players can find steps for downloading PlayStation Store content for PlayStation 4 alongside network connection help on Sony's support page.Xbox players can find download and installation troubleshooting steps for Xbox One from Microsoft Support. The Death Star DLC content should automatically install to your system once your download completes. If the Death Star files do not automatically install, try these console troubleshooting steps to manually install your downloaded file:PlayStation 4Open your Notifications from the XMB, or main PlayStation menu.Select Downloads and find your Star Wars Battlefront download file.Press the Options button and select Install.Xbox OneNavigate to your Download History from the main Xbox Menu.Select Star Wars Battlefront file and press the Menu button.
Select Install.PCLaunch the Origin client.Open the My Games tab and right-click on your Star Wars Battlefront game tile.If you can't find the game tile and know it has finished downloading, make sure to set the Show filter under the My Games tab to All Games.Select Install.If you run into a problem while installing, like your installation freezes, gets stuck, or fails, your game file may have corrupted while downloading.We recommend you delete or manually uninstall any files that made it through the installation process, then download and install your game again.Once you install your game, restart your game or console. This makes sure your system checks for game updates. Check all of our tips, issue workarounds, and gameplay help on our Star Wars Battlefront help page.Stay in the Star Wars Battlefront conversation on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.Get involved with the Star Wars community by visiting the Star Wars Battlefront board on Answers HQ. Was this article helpful?Since the release of the prequels in 1999, LEGO has been at the forefront of each new Star Wars release, whether it be a movie or a TV show, and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is no exception.
There are eight new sets available with price points to suit all, ranging from $24.99 to $89.99. Each of the sets comes packaged in the new Rogue One-themed boxes featuring the ominous looking Death Trooper. Let’s see what’s out there for LEGO rebels! The popular Constraction or Buildable figures, first introduced by LEGO in the Star Wars theme last year, continues with three new characters from Rogue One — Sergeant Jyn Erso (set #75119; 104 pieces), K-2SO (set #75120; 169 pieces), and Imperial Death Trooper (set #75121; 106 pieces) — each are available for $24.99. These impressive posable figures are all in scale with each other, with Jyn standing 9” tall, and K-2SO at over 11” tall. While Jyn and the Death Trooper feature blaster rifles with spring loaded shooters, K-2SO features a single/double arm-swinging battle function. There are five standard sets available, each featuring with new minifigures from Rogue One. The first set, the Imperial Assault Hovertank (set #75152; 385 pieces) is seen in the trailers and is available for $29.99.
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An Imperial ship such as the TIE Striker demands a Rebel counterpart, and also making its Rogue One debut is the Rebel U-wing Fighter (set #75155; 659 pieces). Priced at $79.99, the U-wing is an impressive fighter featuring four large engines, an opening cockpit, opening side doors for transporting cargo and people, dual spring-loaded shooters, and huge wings that sweep back and forth depending on the fighter’s flight mode. The U-wing comes complete with five minifigures including Jyn Erso, the film’s main protagonist or antagonist (depending on which side you’re on), Cassian Andor, Bistan, U-wing Pilot, and Rebel Trooper. The final set is also the most imposing — Krennic’s Imperial Shuttle (set #75156; 863 pieces). Director Krennic’s Imperial Shuttle is also the most expensive in the range at $89.99, but features 863 pieces and six minifigures including Director Krennic, two Imperial Death Troopers, Pao, Bodhi Rook, and also the re-programmed Imperial droid K-2SO.