Star Wars: Jedi Challenges Update Brings New Characters
Lenovo and Disney announced the Star Wars: Jedi Challenge augmented reality game experience in August. The game is produced by Disney and is powered by Lenovo’s hardware. The package contains a Lenovo Mirage AR headset, Lightsaber Controller, and Tracking Beacon for $199. The game itself is going to receive an update soon with new Star Wars planet and characters. The update has been confirmed merely a day before the upcoming movie is due to open in cinemas across the globe.
A new planet Crait, that will be seen for the first time in The Last Jedi, is now available in this AR game. It brings three new levels, the First Order AT-M6 walker, and new enemies.
Players can challenge two elite Praetorian Guards to a battle at the same time and can also duel with the Riot Control Stormtrooper and First Order Stormtrooper Executioner.
Porgs, the cute little intergalactic species that this trilogy has introduced to the universe, are making their way to this augmented reality experience as well.
This new content expansion for Star Wars: Jedi Challenges is going to be released at some point next month. A precise date has not been provided as yet. The expansion will be available through the Star Wars: Jedi Challenges mobile app.
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