Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

Respawn is back for the second chapter in Cal Kestis' story, but does it improve on the brilliant Fallen Order's formula?

So far we've only seen the character in the two Star Wars Jedi titles besides minor guest appearances, perhaps it's time to give the guy his own show?

Things aren't looking great for Respawn right now.

The game now runs even better in both Performance and Quality modes.

Starting next week, a new audience will be able to help Cal Kestis survive after Order 66.

The wait is finally over.

"As soon as I read it I was like 'hmm I think this is Star Wars.'"

Could the game soon make its way to last-gen consoles.

PC and Xbox owners will be able to play Respawn's great game for "free".

"I don't want him to just kind of show up to stand around and be there."

The game received the Score Soundtrack For Interactive Media award.

Jedha's fantastic recreation doesn't quite make up for all the performance, polish and even design issues that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor still suffers from eight months later.

We're simply baffled. How? Really? How?

Stig Asmussen won't get to finish the trilogy.

Will we finally get play in stable 60 fps and with far fewer bugs today?

But Respawn will also continue to improve the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series version.