Star Wars is not the only major pop culture icon that Minecraft has crossed over with in 2020. The Sims 4 released Star Wars: Journey to Batuu, a DLC pack based on the world of Disney's Star Wars land in its Anaheim theme park, while Squadrons has landed series iconography in games like Fortnite (which historically has a lot of crossover with other Disney-owned properties like Marvel Comics). Thanks to The Mandalorian as well as the launch of EA's Star Wars: Squadrons earlier this year, the galaxy far, far away has been incorporated into a number of different video games beyond Minecraft.
RELATED: Star Wars Squadrons Adding Baby Yoda and More Mandalorian CosmeticsĪlso included in this purchase is a special map showcasing builds based off the four included Star Wars properties "across 12 different planet dioramas." Based on the one-minute teaser video and screenshots included on the Minecraft Marketplace, these include Hoth, Tatooine, the Death Star, and Arvala-7 from The Mandalorian - complete with Baby Yoda (The Child) in its floating pod. All together, the DLC costs 1,340 Minecoins through the game's marketplace. It includes a skin pack, a full texture set, mob and item reskins, new UI elements, and a licensed soundtrack according to the announcement post on Minecraft's website. Minecraft's Star Wars DLC mash-up released today, offering content based on the Original Trilogy films and The Mandalorian, a Disney+ series currently airing its second season. Sometimes the developers release new content that can enhance these projects, such as a brand-new DLC set based on the Star Wars universe. For example, one player recently recreated Stranger Things' Starcourt Mall in Minecraft. Mojang Studios' Minecraft is a creative sandbox that has facilitated many impressive building projects in the past, some of which reference other facets of popular culture.
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