Last week, DICE announced that Star Wars Battlefront players would be able to try the game’s Bespin DLC without buying it. Now the developer has revealed when the trial will take place, confirming it will run August 19-21, presumably on all platforms.

Bespin launched in June, adding things like new Hero and Villain characters in the form of Lando Calrissian and Dengar, as well as new maps set in the cloud city itself. There is also a new cloud car vehicle, alongside new weapons and Star cards, among other things.

Another open trial for Bespin will be held September 12-18, according to the game’s live events calendar. The content sells for $15 by itself and is also included with the $50 Battlefront season pass.

Bespin is Battlefront’s second paid add-on, following Outer Rim, which came out in March and had its own open trial in May. The game’s next expansion is Death Star, which we recently learned is coming in September. The fourth expansion is called Rogue One: Scarif and it launches this holiday, which is earlier than the previously announced early 2017 window. As the name suggests, the content will be set on Scarif, the tropical planet that was seen the new Rogue One behind-the-scenes video and poster.

On the more immediate horizon for Battlefront, the game’s newest Hutt Contract will be available starting tomorrow, July 19, though it has yet to be detailed. Just a day later, on July 20, DICE will release the new offline Skirmish mode.

Battlefront has shipped 14 million copies, becoming one of the best-selling Star Wars games of all time. A sequel is on the way, which will be developed by DICE and Motive Studios.