One of the most anticipated releases of this year and the first quarter is Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. At the moment we know that its arrival will take place on March 17 and although we will have to wait a few months for its arrival, the news regarding the game is not long in coming.
And to complete the information on the new game starring Cal Kestis, we have that the organization in charge of the classifications of video games intended for sale in the United States and Canada, was able to verify the title in order to give it a classification, this one being “Teen ESRB”, which is assigned to games with moderate language and violence.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is for “teenagers” according to ESRB
This news only secures the way and the finish for the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor game. And with this ESRB rating like Teens, receives the same category as its predecessor Jedi Fallen Order. It is time to review the summary offered by this organization in the form of a brief description:
“This is an action-adventure game where players take on the role of an outlaw Jedi on the run from the Galactic Empire. From a third-person perspective, players explore alien planets while using their Jedi powers to traverse environments and fight enemies in melee. Players use lightsabers to slice and tear through alien creatures, droids, and humanoid enemies. Combat is fast-paced, complete with screams of pain , impact sounds, and huge explosions. Some footage shows characters being pierced through the chest. The words “ass” and “bastard” are heard in-game.
Recall that a few days ago, Cameron Monaghan predicted some difficult situations for Cal Kestis, in this new opus, as well as the maturity of the character. So you have to be patient and if you want to relive Cal’s story, remember that you can play the first installment on Xbox Game Pass, as long as you have an active subscription.
(FYI) STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor rated Teen by the ESRB.
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