I could never understand why Star Wars has been so popular for decades. Lucas created a generic world by copying everything he was exposed to in his life. The only thing I find cool in that universe are the lightsabers and, to some extent, the Jedi. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is exactly about that. And when you add the Dark Souls formula, you get a great title. The game looks beautiful, and the characters are likable. I’d especially highlight the relationship between the boy and the little robot; they are really charming and credit goes to the writers for how well they wrote them. Aside from The Empire Strikes Back, this is the only thing I’ve liked in this mega-giga franchise so far.

Boring as hell...
Combat is dull, customization is a joke and the story is poor.
Even at 5$ it is a lost of money!

Thou shalt read the PC Gaming Wiki article [www.pcgamingwiki.com]!
Highlights:

>Bypass the EA launcher with the launch option:
>Inject vulkan rendering for improved performance.

>Disable annoying post-processing effects (like per-object motion blur) with a custom ini file.

These tweaks boosted my performance from 90~100 with frequent dips to a much more stable 130~140 fps.

Good game but EA treats you like a thief. You need to sign into EA's client as well as sign into the EA account directly as part of the install. 2 separate logins on top of steams DRM for a single player game is a joke.

Not only that the DRM crashes before the game itself launches. Preventing you from playing the game. I recommend playing it but maybe put on the ol skull hat as it's likely a better experience.

Not optimised for PC
AMD Ryzen 5 3600X
AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT

Low graphic settings running at 90%

tomb wars souls. imagine tomb raiders exploration, with star wars lore and world and souls combat and ♥♥♥♥ optimisation. solid experience with a quality story (as expected from the star wars IP). there's alot of sekiro influence in here which i really like, but i wish that the parry was literally the same as in sekiro. parrying feels like ♥♥♥♥ in this game, dodge instead. more locations and less backtracking wouldve been cool too.

For heaven sakes...It's a MOVIE! Boring

First of all, I'd like to provide some background: I'm someone who has played almost EVERY star wars game. From star wars on the snes to the most recent ones (apart from survivor and that starship one that came out a few years ago), which means I have plenty of knowledge to judge the universe. Not just about the games, but even about the legends stories and other things. That said, let's get to the review:

Gameplay - The game has an... intriguing gameplay. The parry and dodge systems are amazing, however, when it comes to those regular enemies (not bosses), they don't provide a good experience for the player. I've played the game on grandmaster and without picking up any extra regen items (I've only played with the original 2), so the game was probably harder for me than it will be for you, however, something I felt throughout the journey was the unnatural lack of real danger while exploring the worlds. Everything is rather... If the enemies aren't packed together, regardless of who you are, you won't have any trouble facing them, but as they are stuck together, it's not so strange that you choose to run away rather than fight. Apart from that, all the bosses that use the force, i.e. the ninth sister, second sister and Malicos, provide great fights. I enjoyed them all. You really need to understand each of their attacks and their patterns. Parrying an entire sequence and killing them as if it was a no damage run was kinda normal for me, but that's because the gameplay was intuitive enough in those situations. In short, the gameplay is good for bosses with lightsabers, but it doesn't work properly on other occasions (not to mention that apart from the second sister, the rest of the bosses are a bit easy too. It took me about 3 hours to kill the second sister, but I didn't even come close to needing a similar amount of time for other bosses).

Soundtrack - It's okay. When they play the 'classic tracks' from the franchise it's amazing, but those that are 100% original to the game are... okay. You probably won't remember them once you've finished, but they're good enough not to put people off because of that.

Story - The game's story is simple and effective. The cast of characters is small and there's a lot of room for development but... apart from Cal and Merrin, the others hardly 'matter'. I mean, Cere is important to the story, but the dialog with her is so 'inorganic' and forced that I honestly couldn't see her as a 'character'. The same goes for the ship's owner. They had everything to develop this aspect properly, but in the end they didn't manage it.

Game design - I usually don't talk about this, but I thought it was necessary to mention it here. The game design of this game is HORRIBLE. The planets aren't intuitive at all and getting lost in some places is NORMAL. It's all very ''similar'' and '''bland'''. There are even some interesting areas within the game, but overall, I would never recommend it because of the game design (I hope the survivor has improved this).

Overall - It's an average game, with a functional story and good moments. Unfortunately, most of it is mediocre, and the characters, apart from Cal and Merrin, aren't charismatic at all and some of the dialog is... God, I can't believe a human could write something so crude. I'd recommend playing it if you're a Star Wars fan or want to do those 3 incredible battles that I described earlier. In any case, buy it on a good sale.

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Great, but don't buy. You can play it pretty much free on Xbox game pass.