Star Wars Jedi: Survivor expands “Fallen Order” in all its sections

As your market launch date approaches, more information just revealed in regards to Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Ever since Respawn Entertainment announced this sequel, the studio itself has been at pains to point out that this sequel expands and improves on its predecessor in all aspects. To be honest, considering everything shown so far it looks like they are absolutely right.

In a recent interview with VGC, the developers have once again emphasized this argument with the words from the lead interface designer Daanish Sed in the aforementioned interview. “I believe that Survivor

is an extension of Fallen order in every possible way. In terms of story and exploration, everything that is established is multiplied to the extreme.”

Another member of the study who stood out was its main producer Paul Hatfield. He said that when starting development on this sequel, the goal was toincrease depth in all aspects experience.

“At the start of the project, Stig (in reference to Stig Asmussen, director of Jedi: Fallen Order there Eat: Survivor) was very clear about the pillars that are important for the game.” “For the first game, it was more about the team getting to grips with what we set out to do and building a foundation from scratch. We were learning and building the game as development progressed.” Hatfield said

. “So for the second game it was like, ‘Okay, we’ve learned a million things, we’ve heard a lot of feedback, we’ve got internal feedback and player feedback. Let’s put it all together for the second round.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and all its upgrades

We have already seen many improvements in this sequel over its predecessor. The inclusion of five different combat stances, a wider variety of enemies, as well as new gameplay activities. Respawn also promised larger, more detailed maps, and a darker, more polished story than the first game. Player acclaimed requests have been added, such as adding faster travel. All this without mentioning its technical improvements, which are announced at a very high level. A new difficulty mode has also been confirmed that will sit between “easy” mode (Story) and “normal” mode (Jedi Knight).

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor goes on sale April 28 on Xbox Series X/S, PC, and PS5. From the Xbox area we will bring you all the news about this and many other titles, so be sure to visit our website.