Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order mods: Best ways to hack the game

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One of the best ways to replay a game is to install mods and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is no different. If you're looking to get more out of the game with new playable character skins and the like, mods are definitely the way to go.

If you're playing on PC, then you’ll want to download the best mods the Star Wars community has come up with in Fallen Order.

Unfortunately for you, by now there are hundreds of mods to choose from. Fret not, though, as we have scoured the internet to find the best of the best.

Keep on reading to find out how to install mods in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order on PC and to see a list of our favourite mods for Cal Kestis's adventure.

First off, you need to head to a site such as Nexus Mods to find the mods you wish to download. You can use an app off of a website to make downloading mods simpler, but you will typically need to create an account and log in to use such features.

Follow these steps to download mods manually:

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Here are our picks for the seven best mods in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

This mod lets you play as Din Djarin (The Mandalorian). You can even mix and match parts of his outfit with individual costume part downloads. Grab the download from Nexus Mods here.

It’s recommended that you download the Cal Voice Changer mod, too, so his voice better matches the show.

Play as Darth Vader instead of Cal Kestis. Who doesn’t want to play as the ultimate film baddie? Download the mod on Nexus Mods right here.

Pair this mod with the Lightsaber Colour Editor, Cal Voice