Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga launched across multiple platforms last month, giving fans of the movies the opportunity to play through all nine of them in Lego form. The game has proven to be incredibly popular, breaking all sorts of records for the Lego games of which there are quite a few. Now the first update for The Skywalker Saga has arrived, and it gives those of you exploring a galaxy far, far away even more to do.

While the biggest selling point of the game is obviously the ability to play through the Star Wars story, there is a lot more to do than watch Anakin become Darth Vader and then reveal to Luke that he's his father. There are hundreds of characters to find, and over 1000 Kybricks to discover. The 1.0.4 update actually adds even more Kybricks to the game. 34 new ones which appear to have increased the number you need to find to complete The Skywalker Saga to a round 1200.

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Those 34 additional bricks haven't just been littered across the nine movies. They can be found via the four new Capital Ship encounters also brought about by the update. Fulminatrix, Home One, Invisible Hand, and perhaps most exciting of all, Darth Vader's Venator. If you're struggling to place Vader's iconic ship, it's the Star Destroyer on which the Sith Lord spent most of his time during the original three movies.

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Needless to say, the ability to further explore Vader's ship and hunt high and low on board for Kybricks is an exciting one for Star Wars fans. Outside of that, there isn't much else to report regarding the new update. Just a few issues you probably won't have even been aware of unless you've been unlucky enough to encounter them. Maz not being present on Takodana to continue the Story mission ‘Friends of the Resistance’ being one of those issues that has now been fixed.

Elsewhere in what is an incredibly busy Star Wars universe right now, Epic has revealed Obi-Wan Kenobi will be added to Fortnite just in time for his Disney+ series debut. Work has also begun on Ahsoka, another Star Wars show coming to Disney in the future. Plus the wait for some official news on Jedi: Fallen Order 2 continues.

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