Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Steam Leak Reveals March Release Date, System Requirements, and More

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Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will be released in just a few months, according to a Steam update that, while no longer accessible, revealed that the action-adventure sequel from Respawn Entertainment starring Jedi Knight Cal Kestis is slated for debut on March 16, 2023.

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I'd just gotten around to working through the first one; enjoying it for the most part on the living room setup.
 
Didn't really care for the first game but didn't hate it either. I mean it was at least good enough for me to bother finishing it. Dunno if I will get into the sequel though. Maybe if a friend gets it I'll get a chance to try it out. Everyone I know who played the first game enjoyed it, so they're all looking forward to this next one.
 
I got the 1st one for free recently, either Epic or Amazon, I think. I still haven't played it but I am curious about it. My SW game fatigue has almost worn off enough for me to give it a shot. From Star Wars to D&D/fantasy, to Spider-Man and some other Marvel games (X-Men and Iron Man), and a few racing, there were so many games that I tried from 2005-2015 that I simply no longer even take a chance until I hear enough good things about. I'd rather sit on the patio drink a beer and listen to music but I am feeling bummed that I've never been able to get into any modern SW games since Bounty Hunter, Demolition, and the original Battlefront games.
 
DrezKill said:
I mean it was at least good enough for me to bother finishing it.
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That's pretty high praise for a modern cross-platform game, from EA no less!


Overall, I'd like to see them improve the lip syncing in a sequel. RT would also be nice, quite a bit of the lighting seems off as things 'self light', and could add to the drama significantly.
 
I just want to be able to quick travel back to the ship. Many of the levels in the first one were ridiculous mazes. It made exploration more of a chore than it needed to be.
 
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