This whole scene gave me immediate 1313 vibes, a Star Wars game that was originally planned to release in 2013 but would inevitably be cancelled.
Panning away from the temple, you're welcomed with a much older Cal who is being delivered via jump ship down into the bowels of Coruscant. The game's main menu starts on the sun-bleached Jedi temple now occupied by the Emperor and rolls right into the experience as one hits play. In the first several minutes of Jedi Survivor, you're instantly thrust into the action with little time to adjust. Related Article: 'Star Wars Jedi: Survivor': How to Get the Game FREE Upon Launch Five years following the first game, players meet a more grizzled and rugged Cal, who clearly has some galactic miles on him and has dropped his youthful attitude from the original outing. Star Wars Jedi Survivor is an extremely dark and gritty tale, one that veers heavily away from its predecessor.
The studio's most recent release, however, is a far more welcoming bright spot, and is an utter masterclass in interactive Star Wars storytelling. Visual and audio bugs also plagued the game, but for the most part it was an instant hit and put Respawn on the map when it comes to high-class, story-driven single-player experiences set in the Star Wars universe.
For one, the climbing and navigational mechanics were a bit messy.Ĭal would oftentimes miss a pole that was in arms length when jumping, or fall to his death instead of easily grappling onto the side of a ledge. The first game proved to be a remarkable success, yet had a multitude of pain points. Respawn Entertainment, makers of the much-beloved Apex Legends and Titanfall series of games, have shown an unblemished love and appreciation for the Star Wars world, captivating audiences with a high-octane, planet-trotting adventure that pits players into the shoes of an Order 66 survivor, Cal Kestis.
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