But thanks to the recent Star Wars movie, Star Wars VII: The Force. A development timeline is reportedly in the works, which will hopefully detail the mod's future. The game was released on PC, PS4 and Xbox One. (Garden of Eden Creation Kit) engine, which, as the mod team described, allows for a good foundation but limits navigability. Given the sizable nature of the modded game and the small team of two modders, development is unlikely to be completed in the near future and there is no current estimated time of release.

A short list of features notes that the game will see fully voiced characters, multiple factions, a crafting system, a vast array of weapons, side quests, bounty hunting and more. Star Wars Open Worlds will also boast an in-depth character customization menu, allowing players to choose their species, facial features and name. Each path influences the direction that the story takes, as well as the game's conclusion and available companions. The mod will offer four different paths for the player to choose from: Darkside, Lightside, Gray and Sandbox. RELATED: Star Wars: Spielberg Wasn’t the Only Major Early Supporter of Lucas’ Vision

The mod is called The Great War Mod and is made by a group of. Great, thanks FO4 I retextured the minutemen flag, maybe I'll publish this on Nexusmods soon. It may behave a little strangely, but pure weapon mods shouldn't have any issues. 'Abducted by slavers and recovering from the initial shock we are left with no choice but to join a small crew planning an escape from captivity, all while the rising tide of the newly founded galactic empire sweeps across the sky!' Apart from scripting tools (such as the FOSE for Fallout 3 / New Vegas) or lighting. As long as a mod doesn't require F4SE and doesn't edit the UI, it's pretty safe to just assume it is VR compatible. 'We are uprooted from our home and thrown into this galaxy far, far away for the first time, experiencing it from an outsider's perspective,' reads the mod's story synopsis.

Familiar Star Wars sights like AT-AT Walkers and Stormtroopers are recorded before the video closes with a lightsaber-wielding warrior. Cities filled with neon, vegetation or alien wildlife are all shown off in the trailer, demonstrating the range of the 12 planets that will be explorable to players. A teaser trailer posted by the mod's creators demonstrates what players can expect from the mod. Starships fly through the sky and emerald buildings rise high off the ground.

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