The return of the adventures of Cal Cestis to PC has been more than eventful. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor experienced a flawed PC port, prompting EA to admit its faults.
The release of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was quite mixed. On the one hand we find critics conquered by this new adventure in the universe of George Lucas, and on the other hand players annoyed by many technical problems of the different versions of the game. Among the most to be pitied, players on PC , which have enjoyed an almost unplayable version since its release due to numerous framerate drops, crashes of all kinds and wacky bugs. On this subject, the developers of Star Wars Jedi expressed themselves via a long tweet that we translate to you just below.
“We are aware that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is not performing as expected for a certain percentage of our PC players, and particularly for those with high-end or specific builds.
For example, gamers using multi-threaded chips designed for Windows 11 have issues on Windows 10, and some graphics cards paired with less capable processors experience framerate issues. Rest assured that we are working on resolving these issues as we speak.
Although there are a multitude of factors depending on the configurations, our team has worked on solutions that can be adapted to a wide range of machines. We’re committed to resolving these issues as quickly as possible, but each patch requires significant testing time to ensure it doesn’t cause new complications. We thank you for your understanding and apologize to all players experiencing these difficulties. We will share new information with you very soon. The Star Wars Jedi Team.”
Once again Respawn Entertainment did a great job for this new release which quickly won over the specialized press. On Metacriticthe game culminates at 86/100, a more than excellent score for this second part which thus exceeds its elder (79/100) and seems to do better in all areas. For many newspapers, it is the consecration. The Star Wars Jedi games license has finally found its universe and style of gameplay with this second chapter. For JVC (17/20), it is even “managed to give us back the very essence of Star Warsfrom atmosphere to ambition, including a cast of colorful characters“.
On the English-speaking press side, the game also fascinates enormously. For IGN, it’s a real consecration (9/10): “Star Wars Jedi: Survivor takes what Fallen Order achieved and wall-runs with it, then double-jumps and air-dashes straight into an epic lightsaber battle.” An original formulation that can be translated as “Star Wars Jedi: Survivor takes everything Fallen Order has managed to do and runs up walls with it, then double jumps into an epic lightsaber fight.” In short, the game does even better than its predecessor.
Destructoid, a reference in video game evaluation, gave Star Wars Jedi: Survivor a score of 9/10. Chris Carter grants the status of “superb” game, and affirms his pleasure during his gaming sessions. especially during platforming and combat sessions. The only question from the journalist, the performance of the game which leaves something to be desired even on PS5. Here is a link to his critical.
For the moment, few gameplay sequences for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor but many synthetic images offering us some ideas on the plot of this new component. We reunite with Cal as one of the Galactic Empire’s most wanted fugitives in an adventure that will take him to the far reaches of the Galaxy. New combat actions and new characters are also to be expected in this long-awaited sequel, the release of which has unfortunately been postponed to the end of April 2023.
Released in November 2019 on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order quickly established itself as a must in the category of Star Wars games, but also games period. With its gripping story, its actors and its high-level scenario, but above all its gameplay that is both dynamic, accessible and satisfying, Fallen Order has quickly become the keystone of the current success of the famous sci-fi franchise on the ground. video games. It was also an opportunity for Respawn Entertainment to prove its ability to master “Star Wars games” and establish itself as the undisputed darling of Electronic Arts, at the expense of DICE, stuck with the massacres that were Battlefront 2. and Battlefield 2042.