Jundland Wastes Kyber Bricks Guide

Collecting Kyber Bricks in the Jundland Wastes

Kyber Bricks are collectible items in Star Wars: The Force Unleashed that unlock bonus content. The Jundland Wastes section of Tatooine contains several of them scattered across the desert terrain. This is a breakdown of where they actually are and how to get them without wasting hours checking the same patch of sand twice. The main challenge with this area is that the desert map is large and open, and some bricks are tucked behind rock formations or require the right ability to reach. You need to move deliberately and check corners that seem like dead ends.

Jundland Wastes Kyber Bricks Guide

Here is what I found after going through the area multiple times. Most bricks are in obvious spots, but a few are easy to miss if you are not using Force pull or telekinesis on destructible objects. One brick sits near the southern wall of the main canyon path, partially buried in the sand ridge. You can see a faint shimmer if you look closely. If you just run past it, you will overlook it. Stop and circle the area occasionally. Another one is behind a stack of crates near the Imperial patrol checkpoint. You need to use Force push to knock the crates over. I have seen players walk around that checkpoint three times without breaking the crates because they were focused on the enemies instead of the environment.

There is a brick inside a broken speeder wreck off the main road to the east. It is partially obscured by the vehicle frame. You need to use the Force to reach inside and pull it out. Standing next to the wreck and just pressing the interaction button will not work. The fourth brick is up on a rocky ledge that requires a jumping Force power or a careful run-and-jump sequence along the cliff face. If you are playing on the easier difficulty, the ledge might be slightly lower and more forgiving. On harder settings, the platforming is less generous and you will need to pace your jumps carefully. I ran into a specific issue where one brick would not appear until I had cleared a wave of Tusken Raiders nearby. The game seemed to gate that collectible behind enemy clearance. My workaround was to finish the encounter, then re-examine the area thoroughly before moving on. Once the last enemy went down, the brick appeared almost immediately near the fallen combatants.

Practical Notes on Acquisition

You do not need a special key or item to pick up Kyber Bricks. They appear as glowing crystal fragments that you walk into or pull toward you with the Force. Each brick adds to your collection total and unlocks content at the end of the game when you reach 100 percent completion. The Jundland Wastes area is accessible early in the game, but if you are exploring before unlocking certain Force abilities, you may not be able to reach all bricks. Save returning to the area until you have acquired Force pull and telekinesis upgrades. That usually unlocks the remaining collectibles without needing a reload. There is no timer or limited window for these bricks. If you miss one, you can come back later and still grab it before finishing the story arc in that region. The game does not remove them after you leave the area.

Common Mistakes and Limitations

The biggest waste of time is assuming every brick is visible on the ground surface. Several are attached to destructible objects or hidden inside structures. Always scan the environment with the Force ability active, especially around any pile of debris or broken machinery. Another thing to keep in mind is that the desert lighting can make bricks harder to spot during certain in-game time periods. Searching during daylight conditions gives you better visibility than searching at night. If you are having trouble finding a brick, check what time of day the area is currently set to and wait or reload if necessary. This guide covers the bricks you will find in the Jundland Wastes portion of Tatooine. It does not include bricks from other locations on the planet. If you are looking for a complete Tatooine collection, you will need to reference guides for Mos Eisley and the Dune Sea separately.