The new preview and impressions of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor have now been lifted, and the media has played the three-hour development version of the sequel, which is due to release later this month, and the good news is that most of the media has a very good impression of it, considering it better and richer than its predecessor, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Knights.
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For example, the world of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is larger, and the new planet Koboh has a large number of places to explore and secrets to discover. Although it's not an open world, you'll encounter various NPCs that provide you with side quests and mounts to make traversing easier.
Koboh's home city, Rambler's Reach, is also interesting because it evolves. You can recruit different characters that will expand the town, so you can come back often to see what's changed.
The development version of the Outside Media Test can try out three of the five lightsaber stances, each with a skill tree that can be upgraded. The new Force skill, Force Confusion, can temporarily turn a hostile creature to its side. Players can also experience dual-wielding lightsaber play, especially against large enemies like Rancor.
In addition to the Jedi Temple, Karl can also discover Force Tears, which can teleport Carl to a different location and present platform challenges. One of the locations has a laser wall that changes direction every time you finish jumping, so timing is of the essence. Completing these challenges earns you skill points.
Finally, the BD-1 robot and Carl's skin. The BD-1 can be equipped with different heads and frames, while Karl can have multiple outfits, beards, hairstyles, and more. The customization is far beyond the 1st generation game and looks good.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will be released on April 28, on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S.
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