STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Standard Edition

STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor picks up five years after Fallen Order. Cal Kestis is older, angrier and running out of allies, and the Empire has had half a decade to consolidate. Most of the game takes place on Koboh, a frontier planet with a saloon full of people who each want something. Respawn keeps the Souls-influenced structure — rest points that respawn enemies, a stamina and block-meter duelling system, and bosses that punish impatience — and widens everything around it. Five lightsaber stances can be equipped two at a time and swapped mid-combo, each with its own rhythm and range. Traversal has grown into something closer to a platformer, and Koboh is large enough to be explored properly rather than routed through. Force powers expand, the customisation is extensive down to the hilt components, and there is a perk system layered on top. It is single-player only, with no multiplayer or co-op. The Standard Edition is the full game. Keys activate on Steam, in the EA App or on Xbox Series X|S, though the Steam listing is intermittently out of stock. The Steam version links to an EA App account on first launch, which is normal for EA titles.