‘Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga’ Cheat Codes, How to Turn on Mumble Mode

It's not a Lego game without a few cheat codes. Cheat codes are a staple in the Lego Games, and Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is filled to the brim with them. The best part of the game is that it has a special option where you can input these codes. These allow you to unlock new characters and ships or change your skin to colorful and fun ones. Another feature you can also enjoy is the mumble mode, where you can play the game without the cinematic voice dubbing. If you want to play the game with these awesome features applied, read on, young Padawan.

How to Apply Cheat Codes in Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga

Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga has a special Enter Code option where you can input these cheat codes. To find this option, you can either pause the game by clicking Start or open your Holoprotector. At the bottom of the page, choose the symbol that looks like a key and a plus sign. It will show you a keyboard to enter the code on the seven-character slots.

Once you have entered the cheat code, a message tells you that you have unlocked a new character. Once you've used the cheat code, you don't have to do it again once the cheat was unlocked.

Below is the complete list of the 15 cheat codes available on the game and what they unlock:

3FCPPVX - Tarkin

ARVALA7 - The Razor Crest ship

C3PHOHO - C-3PO (Holiday Special)

GR2VBXF - Ratts Tyerell

KH7P320 - Aayla Secura

KORDOKU - Poe Dameron (Holiday Special)

LIFEDAY - Gonk Droid (Holiday Special)

OKV7TLR - Dengar

SHUTTLE - Resistance I-TS Transport ship

SIDIOUS - The Emperor

SKYSAGA - Temmin Wexley (Snap Wexley)

TIPYIPS - D-O (Holiday Special)

WBFE4GO - Nute Gunray

WOOKIEE - Chewbacca (Holiday Special)

WROSHYR - Darth Vader (Holiday Special)

XV4WND9 - Admiral Holdo

Z55T8CQ - Poggle The Lesser

How To Turn On Mumble Mode

Another special option in the game is the mumble mode. This allows you to play the game without the usual voice-overs, similar to the cinematics of the old Lego games.

By default, the game plays with a talented voice cast. James Arnold Taylor and Matt Lanter reprise their roles from the Clone Wars TV series as Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker, respectively. Since Lego Batman 2 in 2012, voice acting has pretty much been an essential part of the Lego games.

If you would rather play the game without listening to the characters speak, you can easily change it using mumble mode. Like the games of old, we see the Lego versions of the Star Wars characters simply mumble, grunt or speak gibberish like in The Sims.

To enable mumble mode, pause the game and look for the Extras tab, identified by a question mark icon. Scroll down and look for mumble mode. Check the box, and it will automatically switch to mumble mode. Now you can enjoy the game and see what it's like to play as the Star Wars characters like Luke, Darth Vader, and Leia with funny grunts and gruffs. Although you might miss some funny jokes in the dialogues. If you want to go back to the regular mode, simply go back to the Extras option and uncheck mumble mode.

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Written by Fred Layno