Excelente joguinho pra quem é fã de SW. A historia em si, os personagens e desenvolvimento deles é um ponto a se observar de grande salto do Fallen Order. Eu não acho que valha a pena comentar tanto sobre esse ponto pois minha visão é enviesada: sou fã de carteirinha de Star Wars desde pequeno.

Excelente joguinho pra quem curte um combate mais na pegada de Souls, inclusive quando referindo a Sekiro, porque a mecânica de parry é bem feita e gostosa. A gameplay como um todo é muito boa, com movimentação suave e polidez.

O que pode dar uma incomodada é o level design, mas vejo isso mais pela questão de exploração. Você seguindo o caminho do game não vai encontrar problemas e ficar perdido, fora a grande quantidade de atalhos que vão economizar seu tempo quando vc morrer ou voltar pra explorar. Sobre a exploração, o jogo esconde bem alguns coletáveis e não tem mesmo tinta amarela pra te guiar (rs), mas o recurso do mapa de contador de coletáveis e percentual de exploração te guia bem.
Sobre os coletáveis, os baús são meio decepcionantes, pois só tem cosméticos neles. No entanto, outros coletáveis te dão upgrades essenciais pra sobrevivência, principalmente se você está jogando na dificuldade Grandmaster.

Aqui que chegamos em um "problema" do jogo. Honestamente, acho que não testaram o jogo inteiro nessa dificuldade. Existem pontos com uma quantidade massiva de inimigos, com trocentos golpes diferentes e você morre rápido. Não tô falando rápido de uma fight de 1 min. É rápido de uma fight de segundos as vezes, com a quantidade de spam de tiros, granadas, golpes corpo a corpo, etc... Basta um stun tomado pra você ser combado pra fora da existência. Além dos mobs normais, tem Boss que consegue te dar hitkill, mesmo você estando tunado com todos upgrades possíveis.

Os Boss da história em si, não senti taaanto desafio no Grandmaster. É mais aquele estudo dos golpes, em determinado ponto você já acostumou com o timing do parry (que lembrando, é EXTREMAMENTE baixo e punitivo) e não vai sofrer tanto. Os Boss que te fazem sofrer são os opcionais, incluindo os dos desafios contidos nos Rasgos da Força. Completamente desbalanceado e injusto, mas ainda divertem como algo endgame.
Fechando, é um jogo com uma história legal, excelentes cinemáticas, gameplay envolvente e bem polida, mas que sofre um pouco de desbalanceamento no Grandmaster. O terceiro jogo tem tudo pra fechar a história com chave de ouro, trazendo mais uma experiência divertida e bem feita (prevejo que seja no terceiro porque SW tem essa mania de trilogia)

𝘔𝘢𝘺 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘍𝘰𝘳𝘤𝘦 𝘣𝘦 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘺𝘰𝘶.

Jedi: Fallen Order andou para que Jedi: Survivor pudesse percorrer galáxias inteiras e atravessar o hiperespaço na velocidade da luz.

É um dos exemplos mais gritantes de evoluções astronômicas em uma sequência direta que eu já presenciei.

As diferenças eram tão claras que mesmo a partir da primeira hora de jogo já estavam estampadas de cara.

Partindo do conceito de "camadas", é como se um edifício inteiro de novas camadas mais densas e complexas tivesse sido construído a partir da base do primeiro jogo.

Todos os aspectos de jogabilidade foram amplificados, desde o combate com as adições de novas posturas e novas árvores de habilidade, bem como novas habilidades por si só, até no fator exploração, que com as novas mecânicas de locomoção e parkour, tornaram essa atividade muito mais fluida, vertical e recompensadora.

As novas camadas também remetem ao protagonista, Cal Kestis, que não só apresenta uma personalidade completamente renovada em relação a anteriormente, como também conduz a incrível história de Jedi: Survivor com maestria, demonstrando ser de fato o símbolo da resistência da ordem Jedi que tanto precisava ser para os que lutam.

O elenco de personagens que compõem a narrativa junto a Cal não ficam pra trás nesse quesito, principalmente os membros da tripulação, que são meus eternos protegidos.

Eu chamaria o Greez pra um churrasco na minha casa, sem dúvidas.

"𝘎𝘳𝘦𝘦𝘻𝘺 𝘥𝘰𝘦𝘴 𝘪𝘵, 𝘣𝘢𝘣𝘺!"

Tendo em vista que já haviam expectativas, não apenas digo que elas foram cumpridas, como também digo que foram completamente esmagadas.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor é excelente, e provavelmente um dos melhores jogos da franquia intergaláctica que existem no mercado, se não o melhor.

After the fifth crash I think I'm done with this. 12 hours and I can't say I've come out enjoying any of it. Still a fucking technical mess a year from release, the performance absolutely hinders enjoyment of this. But it's not just that, I also don't think it's fun, like at all. Combat is at its best 1 on 1 or small groups of 2-3, but once you have to fight more than two enemies in melee it falls apart, as enemies will use unblockable attacks one after another. It results in severe difficulty spikes where most encounters are a breeze until these points in which case it just becomes frustrating.

I also think exploration in this game is terrible, there are so many places blocked off until you get later abilities that you waste time trying to explore the planets. I get that they don't want you to get completely sidetracked, and they want to leave some areas for later, but it just completely dampened any interest in exploring. It's artificial. I didn't find this hidden area because I was looking carefully, I found it because I looked at my map and it was either green or red, telling me if I was allowed to explore there or not. I get that this is part of the genre it's going for, but it's the execution of it that ruins it. Instead of, oh, I should remember to come back here when I get an upgrade, it's let me check my map every 15 seconds. And then it crashes.

I just never found it fun. It never gave me the chance. Any time I would start to gaze at the beautiful environments the game would start tanking frames on a whim. Or I'd get hit with some annoying ass combat encounter. Or I'd walk into another area only to see my map filled with red objects. Or it would crash again. Yeah I don't need to play any more of this. And I don't think anyone should spend money on this broken trash either.

Tutulla tyylillä koostettu jatko-osa eli kaikkea enemmän ja hiotummin. Tykkäsin jo ensimmäisestä, mutta tästä vielä enemmän. Julkaisun aikaan oli heikosta suorituskyvystä kova rummutus, mutta ainakin Xboxilla performance modella homma rokkasi sujuvasti (ilmeisesti Ray tracing kytketty pois päivityksessä). Silti oli omaan silmään oikein näyttävää menoa. Stanceja taisteluun oli mukana 5 erilaista ja näillä sai kivasti hoideltua vihollisia eri tyyleillä. Musiikit ja äänimaailma tuttua Star Warsia eli viritti hyvin tunnelmaa kohdilleen. Mainio peli kokonaisuudessaan.

I was expecting to enjoy this a bit more and I would have if the performance wasn't GARBAGE. Couldn't even hold stable 60fps at medium/low settings with FSR2 ON, absolutely insane.
The story is fine, some moments didn't really impact me as the gamw wants it to.
The graphics had a nice upgrade from what I could see when the game didn't ran like it was on a ps3.
The gameplay also has some cool upgrades, there's more combat moves, stances, powers, all very welcome, but the combat still feels very weird, it's not very responsive and sometimes you'll be fighting multiple enemies and it's a pain in the ass. There's a stance where you can cancel attack animations by blocking so it helps a bit in this regard but the other stances don't have this.
The game has bigger areas now, I didn't really explore a lot tbh, I'd have spent more time with the game if it was actually optimized, I just did the main story and a couple side things here and there.
Overall, it's a nice sequel although it runs terribly on pc and could've improved the combat's responsivity.

Such an AMAZING improvement on the first game in virtually every category. I didn't super enjoy the first game's linearity while still having metroidvania elements, I just thought it made running back through those levels really tedious. But the use of Koboh as the big "open world" area filled with doors and puzzles you'll be able to do later serves those undertones a lot better given that the other, more linear planets don't use much. All the platforming sections and moves you can do during them with force grabs and pulls and shit is awesome, which was also the case in Fallen Order but it's just done much better here. Same goes for combat and the variety within the stances, I found myself changing my secondary stance all the time on the fly because they all felt really satisfying in their own ways! Especially the Blaster stance, it made the really annoying flying enemies look like lil bitches. I found a lot of the characters pretty loveable and great, especially Merrin and Cal, when they were on screen I was hype asf! One gripe I did have with the story was the way that twists and huge emotional moments would just sort of happened without any warning. Without going into spoilers here I just thought those moments impacted me very little in the grand scheme of things but I wasn't going into the game expecting a masterpiece of storytelling. The plot is solid otherwise, the combat fire, the planets fire, the bosses fire (aside from like 12 bounty hunters that are the exact same) and the funny aliens fire.
Skoova Stev might be the greatest person of all time

A pesar de que la historia del anterior juego me haya parecido mejor, esta entrega no se queda muy lejos. Al inicio, creia que no tenian de donde hebrar una historia, pero conforme pasaba el tiempo, me inmiscui profundamente en la nueva aventura de Cal Kestis.
Mis quejas principales surgen con la optimizacion, puesto que una gran parte de mi trayecto lo jugué con texturas de plastilina y con bajones constantes de FPS. Ademas, el juego me llegó a crashear en distintas ocasiones, y perder el progreso desde el ultimo punto de guardado llegó a ser increiblemente molesto. De ahi en fuera, creo que es un digno sucesor del primer juego, y espero otra instancia en la saga.

A much better game in all ways than the first one.

Pros:
Great characters
Getting as far away as possible from the untouchable films, plot wise
having a story that leads up to maybe the main characters not just getting killed by darth vader at the end of the next game because this series has to fit into the same universe as the star wars trilogy and can't be an alternate story.
Way better cosmetics than the first
A lot more side characters than the first game, the first one felt quite empty

Cons:
I kind of assumed you'd be fixing up the town you keep coming back to overtime, but really its just the one bar. The rest of the town is still a boarded up wasteland.
The combat still doesn't work well when more than like 2 enemies that take more than a few hits to kill show up at once. It at least never caused any deaths on normal mode for me.
While the side characters do at least have some dialogue and the amount of them is impressive, they don't do much beyond a few lines of dialogue.
The few side quests are incredibly simple to the point i'm wondering why they're even there.
Darth Vader still shows up because of course he does.

I wish this game wasn't star wars but instead some generic sci-fi fantasy game instead, because everything star wars has to be one storyline now. Which means that despite these characters constantly talking about wanting to defeat the empire, they can't actually do that because luke and them have to do it in 10ish more years timeline wise. The best I can hope for these characters is that they all don't get violently killed off at the end of the next game.

8/10

please give me every second of my time back

make it stop

a pathetic insult to fallen order, probably the worst triple a single player game ive ever played. graphics are the only thing they tried for, the gameplay and level design are unacceptably bad and it is the worst performing game ive ever played on pc in my 4 years on pc

It's a pretty decent game, but not much better than the original.

The combat is still fluid and takes heavy inspiration from Dark Souls, the enemy variety is alright, but not enough variety for me personally. What bothers me the most is waiting to give me the better "ultimate" ability until the last, roughly, two hours of fucking gameplay.

The story is more audacious and has a couple of interesting twists that make it more interesting than its predecessor. Although the ending is a bit underwhelming for me. Feels like just a cheap ending to set up yet another sequel to this game which is to be expected of course.

All in all, a decent game... But it's only worth it if you're playing it for "free" on Xbox Game Pass.

Jedi: Survivor is an amazing sequel that understands what made the first game so great, and uses that to take a huge next step. There are numerous optional areas with plentiful collectibles and upgrades, making every inch of the planets feel rewarding and satisfying to explore. There's also many combat additions, but I do wish there was more of an incentive to try more of them as I found I just stuck to one style that worked for me. The story has a lot of cool ideas, but the execution was rather lackluster so I rarely felt very invested. However, the biggest issue of the game is easily the performance. Even after many performance updates, the game still doesn't always run very well. I encountered innumerable bugs, some of which required me to restart the game to progress. This ruined the flow of what is otherwise an extremely enjoyable game.