My PCs will soon be infiltrating a corporate data station, in search of some juicy intel. Initially, I was just going to have them get to a dimly-lit server room, and have to hack the system while the sysadmin tried to counter-hack them out, all while avoiding the attention of security teams.
That's boring! This is Star Wars! You know a good way to keep your servers nice and cool? Suspend them over an Ice Volcano! It's like a volcano, but instead of liquid hot magma, it's filled with a river of liquid nitrogen. Or something. Shut up, it's Star Wars, it doesn't have to make sense! Now that you have your servers suspended, hanging over certain doom, connect them with narrow catwalks, with no handrails. Got it? Good. Now make each server platform rotate randomly every few seconds! Why? I have no idea! Star Wars!
Okay, the following pictures look pretty crummy. I just did a small print, kind of a Proof-of-Concept thing. The PCs enter the server array at the top left (1) and are trying to reach the bottom right (12). Each platform will have a control panel in the center, and a Computers check will rotate that platform. Or you can just break it with a Skullduggery or Mechanics check so that it won't rotate anymore. But here's the rub! Each round I roll 6d12, and the numbers that come up are the numbers of the platforms that rotate. In this case, I rolled 1, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11. So I rotated all of those platforms 90 degrees. Each maneuver lets you walk from one platform to another, and you can make an Athletics check as an action to leap between them.
Of course, there will be floating security remote droids hovering about, shooting at you, and it's very likely that security guards will come in after a round or two. Even once they reach the proper storage location, they have to slice in and steal the data, then escape.