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The story of Cal Kestis continues in STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™, a galaxy-spanning, third-person, action-adventure game.
STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ is a action, adventure and souls-like game
developed by Respawn
and published by Electronic Arts.
Released on April 27th 2023 is available on Windows, Steam Deck and Steam Machine.
It has received 67,054 reviews of which 46,131 were positive and 20,923 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.8 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 69.99€ on Steam.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: 4 core / 8 threads | Intel Core i7-7700 | Ryzen 5 1400
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: 8GB VRAM | GTX 1070 | Radeon RX 580
- DirectX: Version 12
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 155 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Internet required for non-optional patching, no online play.
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Overall: 8.6/10 An excellent progression of Cal Kestis’s story. Probably a must-play if you’ve played "Fallen Order", as it builds on that narrative and provides meaningful progression. Story: 8/10 The story continues from the first game with a few new characters added. The majority of the old cast receive solid continuation in their character development, but the newly introduced characters don’t get the same depth. They aren’t dull per se—rather, they do add excitement—but their progression isn’t as strong compared to the original cast. The writing is good, with some well-written dialogue. There is always some form of information scattered around that adds depth to the ongoing situation. Gameplay: 8/10 This time, the game leans more into a semi-open-world structure. You can explore planets to a much greater extent than in the first game. The overall gameplay is very metroidvania-esque—you grow stronger and gain new abilities as the game progresses, then revisit previous areas to unlock new content. There are “chambers” that act as puzzle sections, along with “Force Tears” platforming challenges and standard platforming segments, none of which are overly difficult. The combat is old-school hack-and-slash with a parry mechanic. You also gain Force powers that can be used in combat without feeling overpowered. Enemy variety is decent and sufficient for the length of the story, with some legendary bosses included both in the main story and as side quests. One complaint is that the legendary bosses aren’t as challenging as regular boss enemies, even on Jedi Master difficulty (I haven’t tried Grand Master yet). Some puzzle sections and legendary bosses are also disappointing in terms of rewards—it doesn’t feel like you gain anything essential for the effort. Lore-wise, however, they do add extra depth to the Star Wars setting. Another annoyance is the default auto-lock mechanic, although it can thankfully be turned off. Graphics: 10/10 No complaints here. Once you reach the semi-open-world planets, the visuals are stunning. The animals, plants, and characters are highly detailed, and the textures and shadows are well done. Audio: 10/10 No complaints here either. The lightsaber effects really bring out the Star Wars fan in you. Blasters have their own distinct presence, droids have unique sound signatures, and the voice acting is clear and well-delivered. The strong writing helps elevate this further. Performance: 7/10 This is where the game falls short. There are occasional issues during gameplay that can reduce enjoyment. Frame-rate drops are noticeable at times. While there have been fixes since launch and the game is in a better state now, I still can’t say it runs smoothly, even in 2026, three years post-launch.
This is one of the best action Star Wars games of all time, on level with Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy, and at same time one of worst pc ports of all time, it's like Arkham Knight all over again, when amazing game were ruined by incompetent port for years, and now 11 years later when even low end pcs able to run it with no issues, game reviews switched from Overwhelmingly Negative to Overwhelmingly Positive 92-95% score, same fate eventually awaits Jedi Survivor. Everything got massively improved from Fallen order, exploration is significantly more rewarding, bigger and more diverse looking locations, more in-depth customization, game no longer feel like template souls-like, its feels like proper modern day Jedi Knight game. If your GPU have 12-16 gb of vram, buy this game on those massive discounts during EA sales, otherwise don't bother yet.
Quick Summary Story: Hooks you much faster than the first game, with stronger character development and better pacing throughout. Combat & Skills: Noticeably more responsive and refined. Expanded stances and abilities make fights feel deeper and more satisfying. Exploration & Map: Massive upgrade. Fast travel finally exists, the hologram map is clearer, and navigation is far less frustrating. Controller Support (PS5 on PC): Native support with proper glyphs and excellent haptics — no more Steam Input workaround needed. Completion Experience: Bigger worlds mean more collectibles and more challenge for 100% players, but fast travel makes it manageable. Overall: Honestly better than I expected. It improves on almost everything from the first game and feels like the sequel it was meant to be. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor – Better Than I Thought Going into this, I expected something slightly improved over the first game. What I got instead was a sequel that genuinely feels like it learned from every complaint and refined almost everything. Story The first game focused heavily on setup and world-building, which made it feel slow at times. Here, the pacing is much stronger from the start. It doesn’t waste time getting you invested. The character development feels more natural, and the events happening around Cal keep the momentum going. I was hooked much faster than I expected. It builds on what was established previously but feels more confident in its storytelling. Combat & Skill Expansion Combat is where the improvement is immediately noticeable. Fights feel smoother, more responsive, and far less “hit or miss.” In the first game, some encounters felt slightly off in terms of feedback and timing. Here, everything clicks better. The expanded stance system adds real depth. You have more flexibility in how you approach encounters, and it feels rewarding experimenting with different styles. One thing I liked: abilities unlocked in the first game are already available here, which makes sense narratively. It respects progression instead of resetting everything artificially. Exploration & Map Improvements This was one of my biggest complaints in the first game: no fast travel. Having to backtrack constantly for collectibles was exhausting. So when I saw fast travel implemented here, I was genuinely happy. It removes so much unnecessary fatigue, especially when revisiting planets. The hologram map is still stylistically similar, but it’s clearer now: • better path visibility • unexplored routes partially visible • easier navigation overall The worlds are much larger this time, and with multiple planets to explore, the scale difference is noticeable. Without fast travel, it would have been painful. With it, exploration feels rewarding instead of frustrating. PS5 Controller Support (PC Experience) In the first game, I had to rely on Steam Input, and it registered as an Xbox controller. Because of the built-in gyro on the PS5 controller, it would sometimes take unintended inputs with no proper way to disable it. Here, the game has native PS5 support: • proper PlayStation glyphs • no input conflicts • excellent haptic feedback The haptics especially feel well implemented and add to immersion. Completion & Collectibles I’m the type of player who goes for 100%. And this game definitely tests that mindset. The areas are massive compared to the first game, and hunting every collectible can get overwhelming. There was even a moment where I missed a relic due to what seemed like a spawn issue during a bounty mission, which forced me to retrace my steps. At one point, I forgot to save and had to redo an entire area’s collectibles. That was frustrating. But muscle memory kicked in, and I was able to recover faster than expected. There was also a small XP farming glitch I ran into, and perk upgrades aren’t capped, so you can stack quite a lot. On the other hand, shop purchases are limited, which balances things out somewhat. Final Thoughts This sequel feels confident. It keeps what worked before, fixes what didn’t, expands the scale, and respects player progression. Combat feels better, exploration is smoother, the story pacing is stronger, and even technical aspects like controller support are properly handled. I went in expecting “more of the same.” I ended up getting something better than I thought — a sequel that genuinely improves on almost everything. If this is the direction the series continues in, I’m genuinely excited for whatever comes next.
Star Wars Jedi Survivor - 100% Completion Review Score: 7/10 Star Wars Jedi Survivor is the sequel to Jedi Fallen Order with a new story revolving around Jedi Cal Kestis, a marauder warlord, and mysterious nebula in space with something hidden within, after fully completing the game i'll give some pro's, neutrals and cons. PRO'S: -Good protagonist that is well written and designed with lots of customization options you can find in the game to change their physical appearance, clothes, saber design and droid companion parts and color -Very good environments and attention to detail -Good companion characters that are well written and designed -Good Npc designs, that's a first in a while -Main hub planet has a bar that improves as you recruit Npc's, explore and progress the story -Good music with more you can buy and discover for your hub bar once you find the Npc that unlocks the bar music -Good combat with many different fighting forms and skill tree's, no level cap -Good story with a nice romance plot tucked in and while it does wrap up this games plot line it still leaves off on a bit of a cliff hanger because it's the second in a likely trilogy story -Good enemy designs and the return of the droids -Good dialogue writing with a good amount of humor -Good exploration with tons of loot to find, puzzles to solve and secrets to discover -Good voice acting, all the voice actors and actresses did a really good job -Has a 3d Hologram Brawler mini game you can unlock at your bar once you find the Npcs that unlocks it -Lots of accessibility, difficulty and gameplay options to tweak the game to your liking NEUTRAL'S: "No Score Change From These" -Game length for full 100% Completion about 40+ hours -Space flight is just a loading screen, don't expect any epic space battles -Not many force powers, paltry compared to the amount that Kotor had CON'S: -Badly optimized, even with Upscaling and Frame Generation on the game still lags at times, crashes and bugs galore -Nvidia DLSS is pretty much useless and you have to use the AMD equivalent -Galaxy map on the ship is bugged and will only run at 5 fps -Ray Tracing will tank the games performance due to not being optimized at all and has to be turned off -Game has a bad memory leak issue and you will need to restart every hour or so -Logos at start up can't be skipped -Level design is bit too maze like, some parts it's easy to get lost and have to spend a few minutes trying to figure out where to go -Too much backtracking due to not getting certain tools until late in the game -Requires a 3rd party launcher -Game only saves at certain points like meditation, so if you crash, get stuck or hit a bug before the game decided to autosave your boned -Mounts are badly designed, move awkwardly and look awkward, outside of certain map uses there is really no point in using them Overall Star Wars Jedi Survivor is a good Star Wars game that has been unfortunately dragged down by horrid performance issues and bugs which makes the game difficult to recommend, i'd give it a Neutral if it was possible, my advice is to buy the game on a different platform, but if that's not possible then get it on a deep sale, do not pay full price for this game, but if you can live with the performance issues then it is a decent game that is fun and engaging, but as always, It's.. Up.. To.. You and i'll leave it at that. (^_−).
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STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ is currently priced at 69.99€ on Steam.
No, STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 69.99€ on Steam.
Yes, STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ received 46,131 positive votes out of a total of 67,054 achieving a rating of 6.81.
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STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ was developed by Respawn and published by Electronic Arts.
Yes, STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ is not playable on MacOS.
No, STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ is not playable on Linux.
Yes, STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ is playable on Steam Deck, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
Yes, STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ is playable on Steam Machine, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
No, STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ does not support VR.
STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™. Explore additional content available for STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ on Steam.
No, STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ does not support Steam Remote Play.
No, STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™ does not currently support Steam Family Sharing.
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Developer
Respawn
Publisher
Electronic Arts
Release
27 Apr 2023
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