Cheats & Secrets

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga includes several official cheat codes, Red Brick collectibles that function as permanent upgrades, and a galaxy full of hidden secrets and Easter eggs. This guide covers everything you need to unlock extras, find hidden content, and discover developer-intended surprises.

Cheat Codes (Extras Menu)

You can enter cheat codes from the pause menu: Extras → Enter Code. These codes unlock specific extras immediately without requiring you to find the corresponding Red Brick. Note that you still need to purchase the extra with studs (if it has a cost) after entering the code, but the code makes it available.

Code	Effect	Notes
`WROSHYR`	Studs x2 – Doubles all studs collected.	Stackable with higher multipliers from Red Bricks.
`KUILL`	Fast Force Build – Speeds up Force build sequences.	Very useful for puzzles and timed sections.
`SIDIOUS`	All Characters Unlocked – Instantly unlocks every playable character in the game.	This may disable the progression of unlocking characters through gameplay. Use with caution.
`B1NARY`	Binary Language – Translates droidspeak to English text.	Helpful for understanding Astromech and Protocol droid dialog.
`C3PHAS`	Force Power Meter Charge Speed – Increases the recharge rate of Force abilities.	Great for combat heavy play.
`TROOPER`	All Trooper Variants Unlocked – Unlocks every clone and stormtrooper skin.	Includes standard, special, and elite troopers.
`JEDI`	All Jedi Variants Unlocked – Unlocks all Jedi characters (including obscure ones).	Works across all three trilogies.
`CHIRPA`	Unlocks Chewbacca – Adds Chewbacca to your roster immediately.	Only useful if you haven’t unlocked him via story progression.
`R2D2`	Unlocks R2-D2 – Adds the astromech droid to your character list.	R2 is normally available only through specific episodes or free play.
`4PR1L`	Unlocks All Ships – Unlocks every starship in the game.	Includes both hero and villain ships.

Important: Entering cheat codes may disable achievements/trophies for that save file. Consider using a separate save for cheated playthroughs.

Red Brick Cheats (Collectible Extras)

Red Bricks are hidden collectibles found in each level (9 per Episode, and some in open-world areas). Once found, they become available for purchase in the Extras menu using studs. After purchase, the extra becomes permanently active.

Here are the most impactful Red Brick extras:

Studs x2 / x4 / x6 / x8 / x10 – Multiplies all studs collected. The multipliers stack (e.g., x2 and x4 together give x8).

Invincibility – Makes your character immune to damage.

Disguise – Allows all characters to bypass security checks that require a disguise.

Minty Studs – Turns studs into mint-colored bonus studs worth more.

Force Shield – Adds a protective Force barrier around your character.

Ghost Studs – Enables a ghostly effect for studs, making them easier to see.

Fall Resistance – Prevents damage from high falls.

Blaster Deflection – Automatically deflects blaster bolts back at enemies.

Power Brick – Increases the power of your attacks.

Extend Combos – Lengthens the time window for chain combos.

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Secrets and Easter Eggs

Location: Level "A New Hope: The Trash Compactor" – In the detention block area, look for a hidden panel behind a stack of crates. Use a droid character to open it, revealing a secret room that contains a computer terminal with credits and a picture of the Traveller's Tales team.

Location: Open-world Tatooine, inside the Mos Eisley Cantina.

Details: Play as any musical character (like a Gamorrean Guard) near the band stage. The band will stop playing and react. You can also find a hidden red brick behind the bar by using a Protocol Droid to slice a console.

Location: Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back – Level "Cloud City: Duel of the Fates"

Details: In the carbon freezing chamber, after the boss fight, look for a small interactive panel. Using a droid triggers a classic line: "No, I am your father!" and reveals a secret area with a collectible.

Location: Any open-world area with a Force ghost character (e.g., Obi-Wan on Tatooine).

Details: If you switch to a Force ghost character and perform a Force push just as you enter a different area, the ghost effect may persist on other characters. This is a developer-intentional Easter egg, not a bug.

Location: Tatooine open world – The Sandcrawler near Mos Eisley.

Details: Use a droid to hack the Sandcrawler's external panel. The door opens to reveal a small room with a binary language console and a hidden red brick.

Location: Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker – Level "Pasaana: Desert Chase"

Details: In the area where you need to fight the First Order, look for a crashed ship that resembles the one from the original trilogy. Jumping on its wing reveals a puzzle that unlocks a Kyber Brick.

Location: Not a hidden location, but a secret unlock: After completing all nine episodes, go to the first hub area and look for a ghostly figure near the cantina. Interact to start a hidden cutscene referencing the cancelled Clone Wars levels. This unlocks the Mygeeto bonus level.

Developer-Intended Hidden Content

Mumble Mode – If you enable Mumble Mode in the Extras (purchasable Red Brick), characters speak in classic LEGO mumbles instead of voice lines. This was intentionally added as a nostalgic callback to earlier LEGO games.

Cheat-Only Unlocks – Certain Star Cards and characters (like the Chicken Suit character) are only available by entering specific cheat codes or finding extremely well-hidden red bricks. The Chicken Suit is obtained via the code `CHIRPA`

Trophy/Achievement Support – The game includes secret achievements for performing specific actions, such as "Complete Episode IV without dying once" (achievement: "No Disintegrations") or "Hit every Stormtrooper in the Death Star hallway" (achievement: "These Aren’t the Droids").

Conclusion

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga offers a wealth of cheats and secrets, from classic Red Bricks to official cheat codes and deep-cut Easter eggs. Whether you want to expedite your gameplay or explore every nook of the galaxy, this guide has you covered. Happy hunting!