LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Character Collection 1 & 2 (DLC)

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Character Collection 1 and 2 is a bundled DLC purchase that adds thirteen character packs to the base game. That base game is a massive action-adventure romp through all nine Skywalker Saga films, packed with open-world hub planets, combat that lets you swap between characters on the fly, and the usual LEGO loop of smashing everything in sight to collect studs. This bundle does not add new story missions, new planets, or new gameplay systems. What it does add is a significantly fatter character roster, pulling from corners of the Star Wars universe well outside the main film saga. The packs span a wide range of eras and properties. You get characters from The Mandalorian, The Bad Batch, Rogue One, Classic characters, and more themed sets that Star Wars fans will immediately recognise as deep cuts. For players who already sank hours into the base game hunting collectibles in co-op or solo, having Ahsoka Tano or a Trooper variant you actually wanted unlocked immediately rather than grind-gated is a genuine quality-of-life addition. The characters are playable across the full game, so you can drag a Mandalorian into any level you like, which is a fun bit of nonsense the LEGO games have always done well. The honest caveat here is that these packs are cosmetic-adjacent content. None of the added characters introduce genuinely new move sets or abilities that change how you play. They look different, they have appropriate voice clips, and they scratch the collector itch. If you are someone who cares about completing a roster, or who has a kid that will absolutely lose their mind seeing a specific obscure character unlocked, this bundle delivers exactly that. If you are looking for new missions or reasons to revisit the galaxy mechanically, you will not find them here. This bundle is also tagged for Xbox Series X and Xbox One, so platform-specific buyers should confirm their storefront version lines up before purchasing. Split-screen co-op support carries over from the base game, which remains the best way to play this kind of LEGO title with a younger sibling or partner who wants to be involved without being overwhelmed by controls. Bottom line: this is roster content for an already content-rich game. It rewards commitment to the base game rather than acting as a compelling reason to return to it cold. Alex, Scout Team