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If there's one thing Ready at Dawn co-founder Ru Weerasuriya wishes he could've done differently with The Order: 1886, it's getting more development time for the PS4 exclusive. He revealed in a new interview that the studio cut roughly 30% of the game to hit the game's release date in February 2015.

Speaking with The Game Business, Weerasuriya discussed how "we really hoped to make a sequel" to The Order: 1886 and ruminated on what happened with the game's lackluster critical reception. "The game length [GameSpot's reviewer said it took 6 hours to finish] ... that's something that a lot of people talked about at the time," Weerasuriya said. "We cut ... I want to say 30% of the game a few months before it was released. We decided it had to come out in the time allotted. Were we to do it again, I would've probably tried to figure out a way to extend the development."

In the week leading up to the game's launch on February 20, 2015, a leaked playthrough of The Order: 1886 appeared on YouTube and showed a person beating the game in five hours. This led to Ready at Dawn denying that claim days later, arguing the game's length was roughly eight to 10 hours long.

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Lego is dropping a bunch of new Star Wars sets on August 1, including playsets based on vehicles like the Republic Juggernaut and Jango Fett's Starship, as well as premium display pieces modeled after iconic characters like Wicket the Ewok from Return of the Jedi, and the security droid K-2SO from Rogue One and Andor. There are nine new Lego Star Wars sets launching August 1, and we've listed them all below, along with details with what each includes, plus links to preorder. Most are only available at the Lego Store for now, though it's likely they will also show up at other retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Target soon.

Lego Star Wars: AT-ST Ultimate Collector Series (1,513 Pieces)

$200 | Releases August 1

Preorder at Amazon

The new Lego Star Wars releases don't end there, however. There's also the 2025 Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar releasing a month later on September 1, which includes a collection 25 of mini-builds like droids, minifigures, and scenes, and could make a great gift this holiday season. And beyond upcoming new releases, there are also several recently released sets and figures, including the The Phantom Menace Battle Droid with STAP vehicle set, and new kits from Lego's premium Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) line, such as Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder, TIE Interceptor Starfighter, and The Mandalorian's Razer Crest Starship. These aren't exactly new, but they're a great choice for Star Wars fans looking for more complex, large-scale Lego projects.

Lego Star Wars Sets Launching August 1

AT-ST Walker (1,513 pieces) -- $200 | Releases August 1
Wicket the Ewok (1,010 pieces) -- $120 | Releases August 1
K-2SO Security Droid (845 pieces) -- $90 | Releases August 1
Battle of Felucia Separatist MTT (976 pieces) -- $160 | Releases August 1
Republic Juggernaut (813 pieces) -- $160 | Releases August 1
Jango Fett's Starship (707 pieces) -- $70 | Releases August 1
V-19 Torrent Starfighter (567 pieces) -- $65 | Releases August 1
The Force Burner Snowspeeder (349 pieces) -- $55 | Releases August 1
327th Star Corps Clone Troopers Battle Pack (258 pieces) -- $45 | Releases August 1

AT-ST Walker (1,513 pieces)

The Lego AT-ST Walker is a new addition to the Ultimate Collector's Series. The completed Imperial walker stands over 14 inches tall and features screen-accurate touches like a rotating head and a detailed cockpit. The set includes an info plaque providing details about the set, plus an AT-ST Driver minifigure.

Preorder for $200 at:

Wicket the Ewok (1,010 pieces)

This 9-inch buildable figure is based on Wicke--the Ewok Princess Leia encounters on the forest moon of Endor in Return of the Jedi. The set features authentic details like Wicket's trademark toothy grin, hooded tunic, and spear, all represented in an adorable blocky style. The set also comes with an info plaque and Wicket minifigure.

Preorder for $120 at:

Lego Store

K-2SO Security Droid (845 pieces)

This highly posable replica of the K-2SO Security Droid from Andor and Rogue One stands over 16 inches tall. The figure features a display stand, a small info plaque, and a bonus K-2SO minifigure, which round out the set.

Preorder for $90 at:

Battle of Felucia Separatist MTT (976 pieces)

This massive playset includes 12 minifigures, plus a giant, interactive MTT vehicle. Its side panels fold for easy access, a knob can be turned to activate an interior rack filled with droids, and wheels hidden beneath its panels make it easy to maneuver around your makeshift battlefield. Minifigures include six Battle Droids, Commander Bly, Aayla Secura, three Commando Droids, and a Pilot Battle Droid.

Preorder for $160 at:

Lego Store

Republic Juggernaut (813 pieces)

The new Republic Juggernaut playset clocks in at over 800 pieces and is loaded with eight minifigures--Ki-Adi-Mundi, Commander Bacara, three Battle Droids, and three Galactic Marines. Meanwhile, the massive vehicle has front and rear cockpits that open to hold various minifigures, while the sides can fold down to expose its detailed interior.

Preorder for $160 at:

Lego Store

Jango Fett's Starship (707 pieces)

This playset features a replica of Jango Fett's Starship from Attack of the Clones with minifigures of Jango Fett, Young Boba Fett, and Lama Su. The ship features multiple stud shooters and a seismic charge that can be dropped via a swinging trap door. While this is a playset, the ship is cool enough to serve as a display piece, which makes the stand even more handy.

Preorder for $70 at:

Lego Store

V-19 Torrent Starfighter (567 pieces)

Lego's new V-19 Torrent Starfighter set features adjustable wind and two stud shooters. You'll also get minifigures of Obi-Wan Kenobi, Asajj Ventress, and a Clone Pilot.

Preorder for $65 at:

Lego Store

The Force Burner Snowspeeder (349 pieces)

This 349-piece vehicle set lets you build the Force Burner Snowspeeder with detachable speeder bike, as seen in season two of the Rebuild the Galaxy streaming series. It features an adjustable cockpit, flame decals, a stud shooter, and three minifigures--Sig Greebling, DarthDev, and Solitus.

Preorder for $55 at:

Lego Store

327th Star Corps Clone Troopers Battle Pack (258 pieces)

The 327th Star Corps Clone Troopers Battle Pack is the smallest of the new playsets launching August 1. It includes four Clone Troopers, three Super Battle Droids, an AT-RT walker, a stud-shooter turret, and a Spider Droid. That gives you everything needed to stage your own battles

Preorder for $45 at:

Lego Store

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