It might make a better "pre-Christmas" gift in this regard. As such, it provides useful background information to what we're about to see. Written by James Luceno ( Tarkin) Catalyst serves as a prequel to the film, detailing the events leading up to the movie's story. However, it's done in the same style as the excellent The Art of Star Wars: The Force Awakensso I have high hopes.ģ. Since it's not out yet, I can't comment on the book's quality. The author, Pablo Hidalgo, also put together the Star Wars: The Force Awakens The Visual Dictionarywhich is a great book that's received a terrific fan reception.Ģ. The Art of Rogue One: A Star Wars StoryĪnother hardcover visual book, this one includes the artwork from Rogue One, fleshing out the movie's visual tapestry. Pretty much exactly what you'd expect, this is a visual guide to the film, including stills and detailed descriptions of characters, the setting and so forth. Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide Still, here are some options for die-hard Star Wars fans looking for some art and literature tie-ins to Rogue One.ġ. Most of the books coming out about Rogue One won't release until after the movie (because of obvious things like spoilers) so I can't offer insight into their quality just yet. It should still make a great gift for Star Wars gamers. Still, there's a bunch of other great LEGO: Star Wars content in this kid-friendly game, and it's all pretty funny. But as it stands, that game isn't a reality and neither is a DLC pack.
To me that suggests that we might even get some Rogue One content, unless they make an entirely new game for the movie.
Okay, so this game isn't about Rogue One, but it covers a lot of other ground, from The Force Awakens to various DLC packs that include prequel trilogy content, and even Star Wars: Rebels content.
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