The Mandalorian video game mock-up looks perfect, but we'll never get it

A video game based on Star Wars’ The Mandalorian series could be a brilliant addition to the spin-off series. One fan has created a mock-up of what such a game could look like, and it’s pretty damn cool.

Posted on Twitter by Battlefield developer Gavin Marshall, a mock-up for The Mandalorian: Way of The Warrior shows a new vision for bringing Lucasfilm’s iconic character to the video game industry.

Created using a mixture of Blender, Unreal, Photoshop, and more, Marshall’s mock-up is a beautiful example of what we could expect from a Mandalorian game.

Marshall’s mock-up shows the series' protagonist Din Djarin in a gorgeous sci-fi world, covered in lush alien foliage with an almost Morrowind-like feel. Another image shows the titular Mandalorian standing in an Endor-like forest, looking suave at the camera.

A video game mock-up of The Mandalorian showing the titular protagonist standing in an alien world
expand image

The fake video game even has a faux equipment screen showing a number of different helmets that players would be able to equip. Alongside Din Djarin typical helmet, Boba Fett’s helmet, Kylo Ren’s helmet, a Stormtrooper helmet and more are shown.

A mock-up Mandalorian video game customisation screen showing the protagonist equipping numerous helmets
expand image

Unfortunately, Marshall’s mock-up isn’t going to be turned into a title, but there is hope that a Mandalorian video game could be released someday. Previously, rumours claimed that Xbox had discussed a possible exclusive Mandalorian video game, but nothing has been confirmed.

Nevertheless, a number of other Star Wars games are still in the works. After the release of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Respawn Entertainment has already started working on the series’ third game. Additionally, Ubisoft’s upcoming Star Wars Outlaws releases next year as a space-faring GTA game with numerous explorable planets.

Finally, Heavy Rain and Detroit: Become Human devs Quantic Dream are working on Star Wars: Eclipse, a narrative-style AAA game set in the series’ High Republic era.

Despite the lack of a Mandalorian game, Star Wars fans are gorging on new games and content. We may never get a Din Djarin game, outside of an appearance in a future Battlefront title, but there’s a lot of other games to experience.

This Article's Topics

Explore new topics and discover content that's right for you!

NewsGamingStar Wars
Have an opinion on this article? We'd love to hear it!