Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Review

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen OrderWhen it was released, it was a medicine for those looking for a Star Wars game. Because when we set aside an online production like Battlefront 2, there was no game that offered a pleasant lightsaber action for the new generation. However, this absence was not enough to preserve the value of the game in the eyes of the players.

There were many shortcomings in the game and these were removed after a point in the game.let me finish“It made us say. That’s why we wouldn’t be wrong to say that it didn’t have replayability. But once you finish the first game one way or another, Jedi Survivor in 22 hours As someone who finishes after gameplay, I have to say: It happened this time.

• Note 1: We got all of the Jedi: Survivor visuals during our own gameplay.
• Note 2: You may see minor spoilers that do not affect the story.

What were the aspects that brought the previous game down?

One of the biggest shortcomings of Fallen Order is that it makes it difficult for the player to add depth to the map that they set at the beginning of the mission, and therefore “I why did i come over here?” he said. It was not possible to say, “Come on, we don’t have control over the events that took place there, we follow our character and it will happen”. Because our main character is Cal, a young and, so to speak, novice Jedi at the time. That’s why he didn’t know what he was doing most of the time.

Although it was enjoyable lightsaber action, the real peak of this was at a very late stage in the game. the enemies are yours to souls games it was unstable regardless of whether you dominated or not.

Early in the game far above our level We could encounter a monster. Of course, the purpose of this was to hone our abilities so that we could return to that map and get the loot behind the monster, but the lack of map depth left no desire for it. That’s why the bottom an outfit we won’t use To get it, we had to spend a long time with the monster in question.

On the story side Taller There were places to be. If we take into account the fact that the game ends by rolling, so to speak, there was a section that thought that especially the last parts were written and drawn in a short time.

In addition to issues such as story clumsiness, mixed section design, another major shortcoming we will mention was the absence of a photo mode.

For Fallen Order, both in the cutscenes and during the gameplay, left the player with very attractive scenes. Of course, not being able to save them was not pleasant either.

Leaving all that clumsiness behind and transitioning to Jedi: Survivor:

These have been:

• Dazzling graphics, RTX support
• photo mode
• Various combat system
• Enemy variety
• Character interactions
• What’s new in the platform section
• space designs
• Balanced enemies
• Lightsaber customization options
• New Game+ (Restarting the game with all the features you unlocked)
• Character conflicts away from good/evil contrast in the story
• A special option in the settings for those with arachnophobia
• Fast Travel
• Multiple peaks in the story
• Answers to question marks from the previous game
• Ability to amputate limbs
• Using animals as mounts
• Richer and directly affecting the game skill tree

These did not happen:

• Kick-off issues encountered in the review version
• Optimization issues in PC version

When I played Jedi: Survivor, the thought often crossed my mind: “They really listened to the actors”. Because everything that I complained about while playing Fallen Order – which is also expressed by other players – has been corrected in this game and the missing parts have been filled.

For example, each player can now experience the game by choosing a unique fighting style.

The single and double lightsaber we saw in the previous game has been further developed and 5 stances have been added to the game. Each of these stances, which we see in Ghost of Tsushima, can be developed in the skill tree, so you can find your own way of playing.

Because while I was playing, I constantly had thoughts like “OK, this is nice… no, this is more beautiful”. We can change these stances at each meditation point or at the tables called workbenches. We have two stances at the same time, so it’s up to you which ones you prefer. Let’s summarize it roughly as follows:

The single lightsaber we are used to: Single Blade

Focus on the opponent in one-on-one situations quickly It makes it possible for you to attack. Don’t be fooled by using it all the time, it’s not inferior to the others. They’re all used for different purposes anyway.

To take down multiple enemies at close range: Double-Bladed

This lightsaber, which we are familiar with from the previous game, very little range. But its sustained damage and ability to deal damage to multiple enemies at the same time make it a good choice when facing a large number of enemies.

We cannot say that it is neither offensive nor defensive: Dual Blade

This stance, holding our lightsaber in both hands, hits the opponent. to carry out serial attacks makes it possible. It also offers a remarkable defense. In situations where you are faced with different types of enemies, to keep up with will provide.

But your stamina runs out faster in this stance so keep an eye out. keeping it there There are benefits.

We also have a heavy stance that almost crushes those in front of it: Cross Guard

In this stance we have both hands single and a long lightsaber we hold Our attacks are not as fast as before, on the contrary. heavy attacks we are doing. But their damage is naturally greater. This stance, where timing becomes very critical, can be very effective against tough enemies, while it can also cause enemies with fast attacks to crush you.

Is it okay to draw a weapon while fighting with a lightsaber now?

blaster Even the first time I took his stance in my hand, I realized that yes, it suits him. This stance in which we take a lightsaber in one hand and a light weapon in the other both up close and far It provides the opportunity to attack. In this way, it makes it possible to react quickly even to sudden situations.

Finally your gun magazineyou do with lightsaber moves it’s filling up. So, don’t ever get into thoughts like “I’ll take this and go somewhere, I’ll take everyone down from there”.

The lightsaber isn’t the only thing diversifying. We now have more active partners.

What we do after a point in Fallen Order was getting the same. We were landing our ship on a planet, Cere and Greeze were waiting on the ship, and then we were getting done and coming. But now, key people on our team can accompany us along the way, during the fight they can help us and even take care of themselves.

At once from your partner to the opponent keep it steady or you can ask him to attack a certain opponent. This aspect of the game is especially effective in boss battles. Besides finishing moves You can do it together with your partners.

There are also quite impressive innovations outside of combat.

of the Fallen Order We said that one of the biggest shortcomings was some maps that didn’t draw them in. Here, on the other hand, different tools are offered for exploration. In this way, it is possible to pass to places that you could not reach before, and it is possible to pass the game. rewarding system motivates the player in this regard.

Apart from that, our sweet partner BD-1now plays a more active role than before. Thanks to him, we can pass some sections, use it like binoculars and benefit from its functionality in different scenarios.

Sometimes we see that small-scale options are presented in the dialogues. Game deeply I can say that it is a sweet touch even though it has no effect.

Speaking of dialogues…

While playing Jedi: Survivor from different games I realized that they took the characteristics and integrated them into this game. The thing that catches my eye the most is the Witcher games that we use to convince the other person. Axii mark and what we get in the Blaster stance, of Red Dead Redemption became the iconic dead eye feature.

So it is possible to see similar elements like this.

Apart from this, we can now use mounts.

The customization options in the previous game have become much richer here.

After the gameplay elements, let’s come to the most important part: The story

Jedi: Survivor, opens quite impressively and manages to keep it alive with different developments and reverse corners throughout the story. I personally say “about 2-3 times”the game is over now” but the continuation kept coming.

After a point in the previous game let it go I said and finished the game that way. In this game, after a similar point, I continued with a constant sense of curiosity. “What will happen now?” The thought of it kept me on my feet and to the end of the game. until you come and when I arrived, almost all the question marks were answered, including the ones I remember from the first game.

There are many important parts in the game. Therefore, those who are considering playing the game may prefer to stay away from social media in order not to see spoilers.

Because the developments in this game are far from being left as “X dies, Y wins” and it really makes the story shocking and confusing. that can change your view of the game. At this point, we can praise the way the game presents them.

My advice to those who want to play the game, on PC about 1200 TL they turn to EA Play Pro instead of paying.

It’s good so far, isn’t there any bad side to this game?

While playing the game 5-6 times i ran into freezing and crashing problems. For this reason, when I came to some critical points, I had to return to the place where the last recording was taken. Apart from this, the sound drift in the game, the dialogues are late and out of sync, and the sudden FPS drops that stay the same for a long time -which is where RTX 3070 Ti Let me state that I played with it. While I was seeing FPS values ​​between 60-80, I saw that it suddenly dropped to 15-20 and remained that way.

But these are things that can be fixed with other updates besides a big update that came the other day. I Fallen Order As someone who ended up like that, Jedi: Survivor’s story and gameplay I am satisfied and I was able to finish the game in 22 hours by traveling a bit and chasing some missions. Those who have the opportunity should definitely play and enjoy the Fallen Order. unfinished I suggest you finish your story.

Finally, Jedi: Survivor’s system requirements are as follows:

Minimum system requirements:

• Processor: Intel Core i7-7700 or Ryzen 5 1400
• Memory: 8GB RAM
• Video Card: 8GB VRAM | GTX 1070 | Radeon RX 580
• DirectX: Version 12
• Storage: 155 GB available space

Recommended system requirements:

• Processor: Intel Core i5 11600K or Ryzen 5 5600X
• Memory: 16GB RAM
• Video Card: 8GB VRAM | RTX2070 | RX 6700XT
• DirectX: Version 12
• Storage: 155 GB available space

If you have questions about the game, you can share it in the comments section. Or, if there are parts you want us to add, you can contact us in the comments section and let us know.