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io9 sat down with some of the team behind the new Star Wars game to discuss why now is the time for the galaxy far, far away to go turn-based tactical.

photo of Star Wars: Zero Company‘s Developers Want You to Shape Its Story as Much as They Do image io9 sat down with some of the team behind the new Star Wars game to discuss why now is the time for the galaxy far, far away to go turn-based tactical.

If much of Andor's first season saw Mon Mothma grasp with the necessary evils of rebellion, the climax of season 2's first act is an embrace that is equal parts liberating and horrifying to witness.

photo of The Glorious, Terrible Delirium of Mon Mothma’s Liberating Andor Moment image If much of Andor's first season saw Mon Mothma grasp with the necessary evils of rebellion, the climax of season 2's first act is an embrace that is equal parts liberating and horrifying to witness.

On the show floor at Star Wars Celebration Japan, Hasbro's Jing Houle and Chris Reiff discussed the latest toy news from a galaxy far, far away.

photo of Hasbro’s Star Wars Team on Tariffs and Turgle image On the show floor at Star Wars Celebration Japan, Hasbro's Jing Houle and Chris Reiff discussed the latest toy news from a galaxy far, far away.

Plus, meet Murderbot in Apple TV+'s new series about a socially awkward killing machine. Aren't they all!

Zach Cregger's follow up to Barbarian is living up to some very creepy expectations.

'The Witch's War' brings the new Gundam show's parallel relationship to the 1979 classic to some very interesting places.