Force Friday II is coming soon, and to help celebrate it a new Star Wars augmented reality experience similar to something like Pokémon GO has been announced.

Fans will find special “Find the Force” logos scattered around. Using the Star Wars app they can then scan those “Find the Force” graphics, which will unlock characters from the highly anticipated Star Wars: The Last Jedi and digital rewards.

Continue below to get all the details, including info on a related sweepstakes, and to watch a video.

Perhaps you’ve heard of a mobile game called Pokémon GO. It’s that thing that every single person you know was talking about this past summer.

The game is so popular, in fact, that even one of the alien hunters from the Predator movies is getting in on the action. The Predator, however, goes a little overboard with their gaming session. They take their hunting quite seriously, you know.

You can check out the video of how this Pokémon GO session went below.

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