Official Star Wars Planets That Have Never Been in The Games
Not many IPs can rivalStar Wars when it comes to lore and content output. Spanning almost every kind of media imaginable, Star Wars has been a dominant cultural force for four-and-a-half decades, and continues to grow even now. While most people will be familiar with the films, a lot of the storytelling and exploration of the IP's history took place in novels and comics known as the Star Wars Expanded Universe. Disney's takeover of the property may have rendered this material non-canonical, but the franchise continues to borrow from it.
There is still a rich history of Star Wars lore to delve into, and Disney continues to add to the established canon through TV shows, comics, books, films, and video games. While the long list of titles already explores a multitude of different planets, there are still a variety of locations that video games have barely touched upon. With the upcoming Star Wars Eclipseset to explore the High Republic era, fans are wondering what other planets might feature in Quantic Dream's title, as well as inevitable future releases.
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Some planets have featured regularly in video games, like Hoth or the fan-favorite Tatooine — which is not only a prominent location in the films, but also appears in Star Wars Battlefront and its sequel, as well as mobile games like Star Wars: Force Arena and Star Wars: Commander. Other planets are merely mentioned in passing. The Star Wars universe is bursting with planets of all shapes and sizes, and there are many that players would benefit from exploring.
One that could be interesting is Yoda's homeworld. While some may think that Dagobah — the swamp-infested and Force-rich planet where
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