STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™

The 'survivor' part part refers to the game itself. As in its a miracle when the game survives for 5 minutes without crashing. What is this unfinished garbage?

Great sequel so far, 20 hours in. Figured I'd give it a shot with the -75% spring sale. Followed "BenchmarKing"'s optimization guide/video on youtube, and with a fix I found online of adding "-dx12" without quotations to your steam launch options, the game is running way smoother now. No excuse that it has such poor performance by itself but with a little willingness to tweak, it's more than fine. The game recommends you use a controller so I did. Plays great. Looks great. Story is solid. I know EA is the devil incarnate but Respawn is a great studio, you can tell this game was made by fans of the IP.

Good Sequel ,Great Story, Smooth Combat than fallen order, More Challenging But it is unfortunate that the game performance is so bad at 4k non RT even using RTX 4080, especially in Koboh, using mods to fix bad performance to be good is still useless, I hope they fix it.

Not sure how this game is getting "Mostly Positive" reviews recently. This gave me hope and I finally bought the game, only to get to the second planet and have it crash every 5 minutes. I figured after a couple years of the game being out they would have fixed these issues. I guess not.

I personally enjoyed it, but the PC port is very buggy- crashes every other play session, and has some annoying flicker and UI glitches. Even at low settings on a 4090, it's framerate and jitter is still worse than the console version.

Jedi Survivor is hands down the best story based single-player action adventure/RPG game out there. You've probably already played the first if you're here, and if you haven't you should play that first, you'd be missing out. Plus this is a direct sequel. Jedi Survivor takes everything it did in the first and expands infinitely on it. If Jedi Fallen was the draft, Jedi Survivor is the magnum opus. The original was a pure action adventure and a terrific one at that, the sequel moves more the action RPG territory, and it is so much better for it. It feels like it always belongs in this genre, an action-RPG hybrid. Instead of planet hopping, most of the game takes place on a single giant planet, most NPCs you can interact with organically as they call out for you, while you're exploring, and a lot of them will give you side missions. Speaking of exploring, even though it all takes place on the same planet, there are so many varied biomes and level designs that it always feels fresh and exciting. There is a lot to see and a lot to collect, all of which are worthwhile as they either give you important upgrades or very cool cosmetics and collectibles for your base. And yes you now have a base. I wouldn't go too much more into details to avoid spoilers, but it's all awesome. When it comes to upgrades you now have about 12 trees to upgrade versus 3 in the first and the "things" you get there make the gameplay so rich and varied that the fighting is always exhilarating. And that's a great thing as you'll have many legendary foes to find and defeat as well as other cool 'hunts' to go after. The voice acting is on point and the humor is great. Great acting, perfect exploration, fantastic combat, it's just so good all-around. And the game looks GORGEOUS. Everything is so rich in detail and lore. Gun to my head, if I absolutely had to come up with some minor personal negatives, I would say that some main mission boss fights rely more on endurance than mechanics, but that's only 1 or 2 fights towards the end of the story. And speaking of the story, while it's overall entertaining and good, It can be somewhat predictable. I knew exactly what I'm going to do and who I'll be having to fight at the end of the game, 1 hour into it. Regardless, in between that, some elements of the story and action set pieces had me screaming with exhilaration and jumping on my seat as if my favorite football team had scored. And yes, the game isn't optimized, you will get frame drops and unfortunately crashes, I had about 15-20 crashes in my playthrough. However, those negatives are nowhere near big enough to affect my general sentiment or enjoyment of the game. It made me fall in love with the Starwars universe and I'm not even a Starwars fan. It is hands down the best story based single player adventure game I've played in a while. I cannot wait for the final chapter of this incredible saga.

This game is the perfect sequel. It doesn't de-power your character to start, you have every ability you ended the last game with, and then it takes that and builds on everything. The story also resonated more with me then the first one did although they're both incredible games. The combat is amazing and with the addition of stances it allows you to change up the combat to fit your playstyle. 10/10 would recommend

I very rarely don't recommend games, especially due to what I consider "superficial issues" like performance. I'm the type of person who's happy just turning down the resolution, graphics settings, or playing at a steady 30fps. The sheer amount of performance issues in this game though is the first time I've ever been broken. Just for context, I built a new computer very recently, I have a great CPU and a 4070 super. The game will sometimes run at 60fps. Sometimes. MOST of the time it sits at 45 and hard caps itself there. This is all on High graphics (Not ultra) with Ray Tracing turned OFF. All of that is fine though, I'd just turn down the settings more and deal with it like I always have. The only problem with that was that I just couldn't. It wasn't possible. No matter how potato I made the graphics look it wouldn't make the performance any better. It all came to a head when I made it to a new area and after exploring around for a bit, the game just decided it had had enough of me and capped down to 10 fps, no matter what I did again, or no matter where I went, 10 fps cap. At that point I just quit, immediately Alt F4'd and uninstalled the game. This is difficult for me, because I loved the first game and I was loving this game, too. I really wanted to like it. But even after 2 years of updates the game is still in performance HECK. In the eyes of EA, I'm a purchase for the game and I'm a part of the sales this game made. It's a vicious cycle. If you haven't bought this game yet though, I think about 50% of people have my issues and 50% of people have a vastly more stable experience with the game. I would say don't buy it. Or, I guess, you still can if you want to just roll the dice.

Good game play and a pretty good story. I like the first one a bit more because the story was more focused. Some very cool moments in here and boss fights that can be relatively challenging. I think some of the open world was a bit needless and I think the story dragged on a bit. Overall it was fairly enjoyable. The biggest issue is some poor optimisation that can cause some nasty lag even on a decent computer.

Do not recommend this laggy unoptimized game can't even get stable 60fps on low settings also the audio keeps going out and in back and forth after almost 2 years they still didn't manage to optimize it and fix the bugs like what EA is thinking? This game costs 70euros and it's full of bugs and lag get your stuff together. Can't say much about the story and ingame stuff because it's really hard to play it and i asked refund after hour and the of the hours 30minutes was optimizing screen.

It's a very fun to play game, however it crashes a lot, especially when ray-tracing is enabled. Considering I have a 4080, I don't really think my machine should be having that issue

Cannot believe that this game being 2 years old is still so full of bugs that it keeps crashing on me all the time, even after trying all kind of fixes available on the internet. AAA gaming in general is a dumpster fire and industry should be flushed down the toilet.

I really loved the first game but this one feels off It never really clicked for me. I think the combat is off. I played both on the hardest difficulty and I don't know what was so different about the first one that made it so enjoyablable but in this one I am not having fun with the combat at all. Combat feels like a quicktime event or a fighting game, like a convoluded rock paper scissors. There are so many abilities that I don't have fun using or able to use at all because each enemy needs to be killed in a spesific way, counters spesific things and my god they all stun lock like crazy. It feels like a coin flip whether or not I kill them or they kill me. When I die I am frustrated cause I missed a parry window and got stun locked before being able to do anything else. And when I win I don't feel satistified cause it feels like I lucked into it. I never killed a boss I was stuck on feeling satisfied, only confused why I was able to kill them that time so quickly. Sometimes 3 enemies die before hitting me sometimes same three enemies waste all my stims with none of them dead until I die first. I am trully baffled by the combat this game. And also the performace is the literally worst game I have ever come across in my life, i9-4070TI-64ram dogshit performance, constant stuttering, constant crashing, had to turn off ray tracing to be able to even keep the game on longer than 3 minutes on the desert planet and when I minimize game the shakes everything until I have to restart it. I waited a long time after this game came out to try it out knowing the performace was bad but one never did I think this bad and two c'mon it's been out for two years how is it still bad?

SIM EU RECOMENDO ESSE JOGO! Que absurdo de história, plot, ambientação, MÚSICAS, personagens, gameplay, TUDO! A musica 'The force suite' no final do jogo para fechar quase me fez chorar. Que jogo bom sério mesmo. O universo de Star Wars é realmente incrível e esse jogo consegue passar esse sentimento. A única reclamação é a otimização do jogo, tive que instalar uns mods para facilitar rodar.

Great game, HORRENDOUS optimization. I can't even beat the first level because I am stuck at 10 fps on my RTX 3060 12gb system. Clearly made with consoles in mind, and PC as an afterthought.

The game is a fraud and is unplayable. It should be removed from the store unless the performance and technical issues are removed. Terrible performance despite exceeding recommended system requirements. You can't enjoy the game when you're facing constant crashes, frame drops, frame generation ghosting and artifacts (this was only one hope, which could make the game run at least slightly better) Games like this shouldn't be released to stores and the creators should be held criminally accountable for selling a defective product. Stay away from this trash. I would compare it to buying the car which is defective right from the factory. I can't believe these fraudsters are getting away with this.

Fallen Order was a Jedi Knight. Survivor is a Padawan who accidentally Force-pushed their own GPU into a supernova. The first game had you battling Inquisitors and this one has you battling the urge to refund.

I would not recommend this game on the PC. I managed to play this game throughout the story and some of the side/endgame content. However, the experience was bad. I have fairly decent hardware (3090, Ryzen 9), and the game struggled and crashed often. Now, I can't even load the game w/o it crashing. I hear tell things work on the Xbox better, which basically makes it a Xbox exclusive. Booo. However, the gameplay is still good. Lightsaber combat is challenging and rewarding and it is the best part of the gameplay. Cal's progression in the Force, I liked. The story was decent. There were a few good moments, but nothing wowed me. Though, ditch the half-assed romance. Either go for it or leave it off entirely. It was plastic and almost felt forced. It sounds like I'm recommending it, but if a game is going to exist on multiple platforms, it should work on multiple platforms. The fact that the game on PC is so god-awful bad really detracts. If you have an Xbox or have the coin to get an Xbox, play it there if you wish. Avoid it on your computer. It's garbage.

While the game may fall into the "soulsborne" genre, the environmental puzzles are incredibly awful in comparison to the combat. Being able to interact with objects that are not in LOS causes the overall feeling to seem haphazard and confusing on how to solve it. The game does give navigation assistance on the map, but literally gives no context as to what you're supposed to do other than "IT'S OVER HERE" which only serves to compound the issue. Fortunately, I did not experience performance issues as mentioned in other reviews, but overall this game is a complete lackluster attempt at a sequel that had adequately incorporated the souls formula previously. I appreciate Cam and his love of ponchos, but can not honestly recommend this game based on its merits.

Played game for 2 hours, 90-100 fps on epic details & 1080p on RX 7700 XT, didnt had any problems with game. I read reviews how people complain after 1 hour about crashes and lags, game runs pretty smooth for now, will see in future, just got to first planet to fix ship and it runs smooth.

Great game, minimal crashing on my mid-high end pc, few gnarly fps areas but with gaming skill it doesnt even matter if you care about the story. if u like souls games play max difficulty good as if not better than the first game

I will rewrite this review when I've completed the game, but just wanted to leave my 2-cents on the performance side of things. I have a 3070ti, 32GB DDR 4 RAM and an i7-12700F processor. Ultra settings on graphics, post-processing effects turned off, ray tracing off and DLS on Quality at 1440p. Performance has been immaculate, steady 60fps, no issues or noticeable frame stutter. Did notice a performance drop to 30-40fps with ray-tracing on with stutters, so left it off. Not worth the performance hit. You can still get 60fps with DLS off, however I prefer DLS on to give me a peace of mind during graphical intense scenes, and it does anti-aliasing better than the stock anti-aliasing that comes with the game (TAA I believe). The only negative I've experiences was a crash when switching between DLS settings in-game. Now, if you buy this, please make sure to do in depth testing on your side within the 2 hour refund window so you can make sure this works for you, as this game is known for terrible performance issues. Do not take my word for it, but I just wanted to share my own experience so far, and someone with similar specs to me might have the same experience.

I played this game on Xbox, thoroughly enjoyed it. I have since swapped to PC for my gaming and jedi was on sale it was $17. Couldn't pass the opportunity and was very disappointed. Game continually crashed and the graphics are horrible. To the point trees and bushes are random blobs. I asked for a refund and I'm usually a just push through and finish it for the story but not this time.

After lots of trying (even with performance mods) I still cannot get the game to run without CTD or BSoD every 15 - 20 mins. What the hell happened? The first game was a near perfect PC port. This one is just woeful, even on high-end systems. Yet another case of amazing game held back by a poor-ass port.

The performance of this game is horrible, the worst I have ever seen

This game was great much bigger then the first! I had no performance issues and really enjoyed this game. The story was great and i enjoyed getting 100% on this game.

Its....fine. If the story is good, I can't tell past the multi-hour sections of gameplay with zero plot progression. Mechanically very solid, even if the traversal system hasn't changed and isn't trying to impress anyone. The puzzle solving is good, better than Uncharted 4, but nothing extraordinary, just good enough to keep you moving forward. The combat is excellent, but nothing extraordinarily engaging. Its...fine. There's a reason this had no cultural impact. The High Republic era focus is also completely wasted screen time, no one cares, no one is interested, and it isn't engaging or fun. It's...fine. This is the best 5/10 you'll ever play.

Story and Graphics are amazing!!! The gameplay... SO BUGGY. Even after all this, the UI and game engine take away from the playability. Still, worth a whirl on story mode!

Yeah its a good time, Played this on Desktop and Deck (gets choppy but most of the game is fine with the right settings), Platforming, combat, story, collecting all works well, would recommend

Game is super fun if the bugs, crashes, and poor optimization for pc werent happening. It completely ruins the game. Can't advanced till they fix it.

i was really enjoying the game till about 4 hours in it started stuttering bad -_- cool how they got the game to work just long enough so that i cant get a refund

PC optimisation is laughably bad. Game seems fun but I crash every 4 minutes on the second planet while running the lowest graphics and ray tracing disabled. I have a 3070ti, an i7 14700, and I'm running the game off a m.2 SSD. Do not purchase this game on PC. Honestly, don't purchase it on consoles either. We should not be supporting dev studios that put no effort into optimising their game and then cheating customers out of a purchase that they can't refund by releasing it on platforms that clearly aren't supported and are untested.

This game is really in a sad place. On the one hand you have a decent story, nice set of characters, overall enjoyable mechanics and SW fanservice, while on the other hand there is still horrible performance, bugs, glitches, memory leak and all those things. You can really try to like it, yet you simply can't because even after 2 years since release, the game is still a mess without any hope to be fixed. Is it possible to play and complete it? Yes, sure. Will you have lots of issues while doing so? Absolutely. Purchase only during the sale and make sure you know how to solve basically anything related to performance beforehand.

for 70 dollars this game is not worth it, it isn't even Indi game quality. it's such a buggy and unstable mix of graphical errors frame time issues, rendering. and for me I was unfortunate to get the EA treatment where the game crashes to desktop every time it has to load a cutscene... do yourself a favor and save 70 bucks on a game that was actually finished and developed by professionals. this is not it and is a joke compared to it's predecessor

Note: I recommend the game, but advise against on PC unless willing to experience immersion breaking bugs. [b]Rating: [/b] ★★★★★ - Amazing [b]Time Played:[/b] 33.3 hours [b]Difficulty:[/b] Jedi Master [b]Gameplay:[/b] • Satisfying and challenging lightsaber combat with multiple stances, each offering different fighting styles. • Improved traversal mechanics, including an expanded use of parkour and force system. • Some performance issues and occasional bugs, particularly at main hub area, may impact smoothness. • Expanded skill tree and Force abilities provide meaningful combat progression. • Enemy variety is decent. Expect lots of droids, stormtroopers, raiders, bounty hunters and monstrous wildlife. • Puzzles are present but usually straightforward, more of a pacing break than a real challenge. [b]Story\Dialogue:[/b] • A solid continuation of Cal Kestis' journey from 'Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order', balancing personal stakes with larger galactic conflicts. • Strong character moments, with returning faces and some new, compelling allies. • Writing and voice acting is generally strong, and brings depth to the characters whether a lowly stormtrooper or a friendly recurring character. • The antagonists are engaging, though not necessarily groundbreaking within Star Wars lore. • A mix of serious and light-hearted moments, staying true to Star Wars' more overall tone. [b]Graphics\Music:[/b] • Visually impressive, with detailed environments and excellent lighting effects. • Performance issues, especially on PC, may detract from the experience (frame rate drops, stuttering). • Sound design is top-notch, with authentic Star Wars blaster sounds, lightsaber hums, beeps and whirs of droids and atmospheric effects. • The soundtrack is cinematic and fits well, though not as immediately iconic as classic Star Wars scores. [b]Before you Play:[/b] • If you haven't, strongly recommend playing the game, 'Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order' first as it is a continuation. • Strongly recommend purchasing on Xbox One Series or PS4\5 instead. If not possible, you'll need a graphics card with 8GB Graphics Card VRAM minimum. • Even with a good PC you may deal with immersion breaking bugs and performance issues. Patches and mods help, but some issues still persist. • Experiment with different saber stances early to find what suits your combat style. • Parrying and dodging are essential for bosses and harder enemies; button-mashing will get you killed on higher difficulties. • Explore decently as you progress but don't expect to 100% area's until you get all of your abilities. Hidden areas often contain valuable upgrades or lore. • Don't ignore Force powers in combat; Pushing enemies off ledges or slamming them down into the ground can save you a lot of trouble. • If struggling with a boss, try switching up your stance or approach instead of just retrying. • Meditation points are your best friend; use new ones at least once even if you don't need to for respawn points. [b]Stability Mods:[/b] SWJS - Fixes and Improvements - https://www.nexusmods.com/starwarsjedisurvivor/mods/247 Native Resolution and Blurry Screen Fix - https://www.nexusmods.com/starwarsjedisurvivor/mods/74

I like that when the game starts, there's no weird plot device which brings Cal back to not remembering his skills. You start the game as you finished the previous game. (almost)

First let me say, I love this game. a fantastic continuation of Cal's story. Great Combat, Great exploration, great (almost) everything. i played and beat this game on a worse system than I have now. I recently upgraded to a whole new system and was very excited to play this game in all its glory on a system that could handle it better. Am i surprised that this game still runs worse than my grandma? No. For respawn to release such an incomplete mess of a game is beyond me. Continuous crashes on my beat of a pc 2 YEARS after release is unforgivable. The State that this game is still in is so unbelviably bad its hard to watch. HOPEFULLY, someday they will make this game playable on the PC, but for now, do not give your money to this terrible company

[h2] Star Wars: Jedi – The Frame Rate Strikes Back [/h2] Ah yes, the sequel to Fallen Order—a game where you play as a space samurai monk with a laser sword and a severe case of frame drops. Let’s break it down: [h3] The Good: [/h3] ✔️ Graphics – It looks great, but so did the first game. Nothing groundbreaking. ✔️ Story – Solid... until the final twist and ending, which feels like the devs just wanted to clock out early on a Friday. Would love to see a darker, riskier narrative in the next game. ✔️ Gameplay Improvements – More open-world than before, better side quests, extra cosmetics... still just cosmetics though. [h3]The Bad: [/h3] ❌ Optimization? More like “Oops-timization.” – When I first launched the game, my PC started making noises I can only describe as “screaming and begging a mercy.” Had to upgrade my GPU and CPU just to get a stable frame rate—meanwhile, Fallen Order on UE4 still runs like a dream. UE5? Please, No. – Respawn, if you’re making the third game on Unreal Engine 5, and you’re putting the same people in charge of optimization… please, don’t. My PC won’t survive. ❌ Loot is just Star Wars fashion week. – Cool costumes, saber parts… but zero stat boosts? Would adding some RPG elements and passive gear stats really be that bad? No. No, it wouldn’t. ❌ Storyline: High Republic Stuff is cool. But a few important twists lacked impact. Another Hidden Planet? – Ah yes, another “We must find the secret planet” plotline. Because that’s never been done in Star Wars before. [h3] Final Score: [/h3] ⭐ 6/10 on my personal Star Wars games meter. (Fallen Order gets an 8/10.) Would I still recommend it? Yes, but… only if you’re a Star Wars fan, a Souls-like enjoyer and have a really good PC. The game’s fun, looks great, and has some nice depth in world structure, but the optimization issues, lack of build diversity, and boring plot twists hold it back. Now, onto waiting for the inevitable "Jedi: Something Subtitle"

Honestly, I WANT to love this game. I really enjoyed the first one. It is just an unfinished opportunity at a masterpiece. They voice acting is great, the idea is good, an the first one was so awesome. This just reeks of EA forcing a good developer to rush. The people in towns and in the cantina just stand there with no movement, they don't look you in the eye. The environments a mostly big empty wastelands with only a tiny amount of fauna that only wants to kill you. The graphics would have been great in 2019, but without the TLC the game needed they are aging poorly. The combat takes some getting used to, and its OK, but not great. I am supposed to be a Jedi Knight right now, a storm trooper should take one hit and be dead. (That last one is an aside, but put just more of them in and make them easier to kill and it's still fun.) I love Star Wars, but I am glad I bought this on sale. If I had paid full price I would have been pissed. Don't even get me started on the intrusive EA app either. The first time I tried to buy this game I had to refund it because I literally could not get their app to work. Still a lot of bugs in the game too, I have had it crash multiple times. Finally, the optimization for PC is laughable. The menus in the settings and the map don't even display right. Seriously, if this gets a sequel, let the developer take their time. I will gladly wait another couple of years for a more polished experience which I would pay more for.

It's alright. Looks good, is well written and the voice actors do a great job. The game adds and builds upon the powers and abilities of the first game. That being said this isn't a full recommendation because there are still some bugs (Jedha for some reason caused some random CTD and I ended up disabling ray tracing) and there are some kind of dumb battles. The solution is to just set gameplay to the "story mode" and just blow through the stupid battles. People online got so angry at a couple in particular but there aren't any achievements tied to difficulty so at the point where it makes you rage quit the game, just play on easy mode and swap it back when you're done.

There are some problems: Performance was very bad, but its better now. The way it became better however, is not ok. You are running at low resolution being upscaled, even at epic on everything and ray tracing, the game is still blurry, You cant turn off certain settings or the game will look very weird. The story is not bad, but there is a desire for more emotion in Cal, the rage, the hurt etc is not all that well expressed, though it expressed, so this is rather minor, I just wish it would have gone a little further. It doesn't plat too badly either, the combat feels more responsive and less floaty than it did fallen order, but there is for sure room for improvement. Dealing with many enemies at once is annoying (camera is ass a lot of the time, and will just autoswitch you to some random enemy or will follow in a weird way that gives no oversight). A big problem that you only realise by playing for a while is that the game pushes you to do perfect parries, in a very Sekiro-esque way. The problem is that you will consistently fail if you try to do this several times in a row, which will lead to punishment that feels undeserved. Rapid flurries of attacks come at you, and even if you are reacting "fast enough", that doesn't actually matter, because you can't actually deflect that fast, often you will just stay in block. This leads to posture being chipped away from you even though you were fast enough. This feels somewhat unfair, and makes the game feel unresponsive, this makes you somewhat frustrated. I also feel as if the tools to deal with crowds are either abusable or I never really felt like they were needed (such as lifting and slamming down enemies). Enemy attacks are also a bit too simple, the AI could have more advanced moves and combinations to keep the player or their toes. Overall the game is not too bad, but it clearly needs to be polished a bit more. 7-7,5/10

Wow everyone wasn't kidding about the performance. It runs like if you were playing the game on a 90s computer.

Really enjoyed this. It ran quite well for me but I do have a pretty good PC (built 2019). There were some bugs but otherwise great game :)

Overall good game, but I think you need to be a SW fan to get this over the finish line: The good: - Gameplay and combat are great, one of the best in the genre - Graphics and animations are top notch - The story is pretty good when it gets going, but it feels like pretty much nothing happens until the last bit The bad: - Story: basically nothing happens until the last 5 hours of the game. The characters are somewhat interesting and their dialogue is good, but it really, really feels like this game is padding its length a lot for no apparent reason. Couple highlights in the middle though. - The middle sections are such a slog, honestly. Out of the 28 hours or so I spent on the game, I'd say at least half of it were fluff that could've been cut and the overall product would be better for it. - Pretty much all of the collectibles and upgrades are uninspiring, customizing BD-1 and the lightsaber is worthless in a single player game. In a sense it's optional content, but these cosmetic unlocks are hidden in the same way as gameplay affecting things such as health, force and skill level upgrades. It's kinda weird that Cal is getting haircuts in a box, but at least you can see the difference! - The skill level system is uninspiring. The already decent combat system does not need padding in terms of additional, unnecessary, usually very conditional and situation specific skills that most people will never use. - Difficulty level is super inconsistent. Majority of the game is very easy (including the bosses) while some of the encounters are difficult as hell (that freaking frog could rule the world if you let it out of its cage). Absolutely no middle ground - Even after all the fixes, performance is inconsistent, sometimes very good but different actions grind the fps to a halt (e.g opening the map). And why the heck is the navigation menu in the ship the most demanding thing performance vise in the game? I don't regret my time with it but this has so much fluff that at least 50% of it could be cut right this moment and it would be a better game. For SW fans though, pretty safe bet!

Two words: Awesome potential! Truth in two words: Epic fail! Between the ever clunky mechanics and the horrendous excuse for optimization, I found this game to be unplayable. The only thing it had going for it was the story line. I have a great graphics card and my laptop can handle pretty much anything current so I was severely disappointed that I couldn't play this no matter the settings. All due to the "optimization". It made places and people not render at all. The optimization, again no matter the settings, took my fps down to 3. Really? 3? Ugh, it was just an absolute mess of a game. It's like they didn't care if it was finished or properly running because they knew people would buy it. It was the ultimate grift.

Great game. Turn off RT and the crashing stops.

Even tho this game had a rough start, saw some bugs and a few crashes, this game was still pretty good, lots of stuff to do, good combat, lots of exploration a nice story and and overall a big improvment over the last game. i enjoyed this game a lot than i expected.

I actually really disliked the previous game, and absolutely hated the abrupt ending it had. This game blows that one out of the water. The gameplay remains mostly the same, which is fine, I had no issue with it in the first one, but the planets you can explore and level designs this time around are miles above Fallen Order. And, the plot is much, much, much better. The second half of this game is insanely good. The last hours of the game had so many "holy sh*t" moments, the ending is incredible, and it actually has me excited for the next installment.

Very good Game, with a fantastic Story and cool Planets to Explore.

This game is good BUT.... EA didn't even try to optimize this game for PC, textures don't load, constant framedrops and frequent crashes and EA still doesn't seem to care a year later. Probably the laziest cash grab of a game I've ever played.