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Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens' First DLC Pack Reveals What Happened To Poe Dameron
The first DLC pack for Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens is available now for download. The core game expanded beyond the film's story to flesh out stories for many of the characters, including Han Solo who was voiced by Harrison Ford. The first DLC pack, Poe's Quest for Survival, does the same thing; this time showing us what happened to Poe Dameron after he and Finn crash landed on Jakku. In the film, the story follows Finn, and we're led to believe Poe died in the crash. We'll now see what happened following the crash from his perspective.
The DLC pack consists of one story-based level on Jakku, and a variety of characters and vehicles, including Ohn Gos, Naka Iit, Poe Dameron (Jakku), Strus Clan Leader, Strus Clan Raider, Strus Clan Speeder (Full-size vehicle) and Strus Clan Speeder (Microfighter vehicle). Check out the trailer below for a brief look at this DLC in action.
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