
A galaxy-spanning adventure awaits in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, a 3rd person action-adventure title from Respawn. An abandoned Padawan must complete his training, develop new powerful Force abilities, and master the art of the lightsaber - all while staying one step ahead of the Empire.
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jedi simulator in temples it's not jedi simulator it's the legend of zelda : jedi fallen order
really enjoyed this game, had loads of fun and would recommend cons: the ea launcher, constant crashes on my machine which is plenty powerful enough for it. when it ran smooth I loved it
Jedi: Fallen Order is one of the best Star Wars games I've ever played. It tells an interesting, grounded story with high stakes for both the characters and the setting. The narrative kept me invested throughout, and I always felt like there was something to look forward to, whether it was a new gameplay upgrade or the next story beat. Exploration is rewarding without feeling mandatory. Venturing off the beaten path usually nets you lore, cosmetics, or the occasional Health and Force upgrade. The health and Force meter upgrades are hidden throughout the maps, but they're never so important, nor so frequent that you'll feel punished if you miss them. If you want to revisit planets later to collect everything, the game gives you that option. Gameplay feels like a blend of third-person action-adventure games such as Uncharted and God of War, with a light Metroidvania-style emphasis on revisiting earlier areas after unlocking new traversal abilities. Combat is responsive and satisfying, though a bit forgiving. I played on Jedi Master difficulty from start to finish, which felt roughly equivalent to a "Hard" mode. It punished reckless button mashing but rarely felt unfair. The game clearly explains what each difficulty setting changes, and as far as I know, you can adjust it at any time without any gameplay penalty. Combat revolves around balancing offense and defense through lightsaber attacks, Force abilities, parries, and dodges. While Force powers are often used as utility, they also have offensive applications that let you overwhelm enemies if you're willing to spend your Force meter. It creates a satisfying rhythm between careful defense and aggressive bursts of offense. The skill tree is divided into Force, Lightsaber, and Survival. The upgrades are straightforward, and by the end of a playthrough you'll likely unlock almost everything. Progression is less about committing to a specific build and more about deciding which abilities you want first. The presentation absolutely "gets" the Star Wars atmosphere. The visuals, music, sound design, and environments all feel authentic. As someone who grew up loving Star Wars, it felt immediately familiar in all the right ways. Without spoiling anything, I really enjoyed the story. The cast is relatively small but very likable, and their individual backstories and character arcs come together into a cohesive narrative. The story was one of the biggest reasons I kept looking forward to playing each night. It took me around 20 hours to finish with a moderate amount of exploration. I played in couple-hour sessions, and the game's structure worked really well for that. Most nights I'd finish a planet or complete a major objective before calling it there. By the final couple of planets I was invested enough in the ending that I stopped worrying about finding every collectible. I probably won't replay it anytime soon, but it was a ride I was glad I took. With the game frequently going on sale for around 90% off, the sequel also seeing deep discounts, and the final game in the trilogy on the way, it's an easy recommendation at those prices. One caveat: you'll need an EA account to play. It wasn't a big issue for me since I already had one, but it's worth knowing before you buy. I'd give Jedi: Fallen Order an 8/10. I would highly recommend it to Star Wars fans and anyone who enjoys third-person action-adventure games like Uncharted or God of War. I'm looking forward to playing Jedi: Survivor after taking a bit of a break.
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Juegazo. Basicamente es un juego soulslike con un gran mundo, una gran historia y una diversa cantidad de maneras de farmear aura en el mundo de Star Wars. Lo jugue en la anteultima dificultad porque queria algo chill y me dio combates complicados pero accesibles, exactamente lo que buscaba. No es un juego para nada frustrante. Te permite tener mucha personalizacion de indumentaria y skins tanto del prota, BD-1 (La cabra), el lightsaber, entre otras cosas. Destaco la busqueda de coleccionables la cual no se hace tediosa, los mapas son grandes pero tambien son rapidos de recorrer y esto me lleva al punto negativo del juego, le faltan viajes rapidos. Eso fue lo mas tedioso, completar el 100% de un planeta y tener que atravesarme medio planeta para volver a la nave, aun asi no llega ni por asomo a desequilibrar la balanza, el mapa al principio parece incomodo pero se vuelve una herramienta super util para todo el gameplay. No sabia que un juego sin viajes rapidos podria darme una cantidad insana de autoadulaciones por saber ubicarme (No es para tanto). En resumen, si te gustan los juegos estilo Assassin´s Creed, Marvel Spiderman y los soulslike esta es una gran mezcla de todos ellos. Facil de platinar y con una historia que al descargarlo y ver las reseñas no me crei que fuera tan buena. ME EQUIVOQUE. Recomendadisimo.
Unravelling the hidden story gem in SW universe. It's like binge watching and playing the game with story rich and I really love the Mantis ship travel function and acting as a base on every planet travel. Linear game very straight forward and a hack n slash with the force! Game mechanics, parring and stuff is superb Specs: Legion Go 2 Z2 Non-Extreme, 32GB RAM 1TB Storage
ÓTIMA história ÓTIMO gameplay Pecam na parte de exploração que é pouco recompensadora. Algumas vezes, os mapas parecem um labirinto e o holomap do BD não ajuda em porrrrraa nenhuma. Recomendo pra caralho! É extremamente divertido ser um Jedi e acompanhar a jornada desses BONS personagens e ir evoluindo junto com eles.
优化可以,我的轻薄本都可以带动,手感也很舒服,光剑打人的时候不是那种软绵绵的感觉,就是有些解密有点难为人,有些要看攻略才能打完
I bought this game 5 years ago, and I just finished it now. I am not usually playing Triple A game, especially when it comes to Souls-like game - frankly, I suck at Souls-like, it just not for me. Story wise it's good. No notes. 8/10.
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