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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
Released On: Nov 15, 2019
79
7.6
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 81 Critic Reviews
79
73% Positive
59 Reviews
59 Reviews
14% Mixed
11 Reviews
11 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 81 Critic Reviews
79
73% Positive
59 Reviews
59 Reviews
14% Mixed
11 Reviews
11 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Respawn has shown us, and EA, that single player games are well enough alive and kicking and has set a bright future for the Star Wars franchise of videogames if they keep this up.
This game is definitely a dream come true for Star Wars fans. Even if you are not one of them, do not miss out on this mix of thrilling battles and engaging exploration produced to a level which definitely proved that Respawn are one of the best developers in our current time.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 4,551 User Ratings
7.6
69% Positive
3126 Ratings
3126 Ratings
19% Mixed
867 Ratings
867 Ratings
12% Negative
558 Ratings
558 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 4,551 User Ratings
7.6
69% Positive
3126 Ratings
3126 Ratings
19% Mixed
867 Ratings
867 Ratings
12% Negative
558 Ratings
558 Ratings
I'm not familiar with the Star Wars universe at all, the plot seemed very interesting to me, I haven't seen this before. The concept of the game made it possible to feel like a cool warrior, it turned out to play and there were no special problems. 1-on-1 lightsaber battles are the best there can be. The characters are well spelled out, I liked Griss the most, at first I thought that this was the very master yoda about whom I had heard a lot. In the finale, when Darth Vader appeared, I realized that I was very weak in this universe. I really like such games, with a simple but necessary meaning of "Never give up", etc. where you try to save the universe and together with the main character you experience all his changes. Does it make sense to study the map? Only if you really want to upgrade the skill branch. Although I didn't need this on average difficulty, otherwise you will find character customization, etc. Although I didn't do it particularly trying to stick to the standard type of game
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PlayStation 4
I'm not familiar with the Star Wars universe at all, the plot seemed very interesting to me, I haven't seen this before. The concept of the game made it possible to feel like a cool warrior, it turned out to play and there were no special problems. 1-on-1 lightsaber battles are the best there can be. The characters are well spelled out, I liked Griss the most, at first I thought that this was the very master yoda about whom I had heard a lot. In the finale, when Darth Vader appeared, I realized that I was very weak in this universe. I really like such games, with a simple but necessary meaning of "Never give up", etc. where you try to save the universe and together with the main character you experience all his changes. Does it make sense to study the map? Only if you really want to upgrade the skill branch. Although I didn't need this on average difficulty, otherwise you will find character customization, etc. Although I didn't do it particularly trying to stick to the standard type of game
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PlayStation 4
Despite minor technical issues and sometimes underwhelming graphics, I had lots of fun. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order was a trip down the memory lane; to the times when I played the best Star Wars games for the very first time. Respawn Entertainment can easily put their game on the same shelf as Jedi Outcast. The Force is strong with this one.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order has a string of wisely chosen influences, and it delivers on the long-overdue promise of a fun Jedi action-adventure. Bugs and design wrinkles irritate.
Technical, joyful and superb, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order takes a lot from Uncharted, God of War, and Tomb Raider, while bringing a solid Star Wars experience, balanced between action, puzzles, and platforming.
As the first single-player Star Wars action game to be released in a number of years, Jedi: Fallen Order provides a novel opportunity to visit a variety of planets and explore them in depth. However, it fails to build upon innovations from earlier Star Wars action games such as implementation of Force abilities and ease of navigation, with the result that part of its design feels stuck in a previous era.
Jedi: Fallen Order is both one of the best Star Wars games to date and distressingly unrefined.
I’m a big fan of all things Star Ward so this review is probably a bit biased but I absolutely loved the game! I’ve been watching through the films and TV series in in-universe chronological order and after finishing the Bad Batch this game was next. I like how it explores the time period during The Dark Times when The Empire was well established but still fairly new, introducing many new characters and a few we know from the Clone Wars and Original Trilogy eras. I thought the story was great and liked the new characters and locations, also allowing us to explore famous planets like Kashyyk and Ilum that haven’t been represented much so far.
As for the gameplay it was somewhere between God of War and Dark Souls and while no where near as challenging as a Souls game it was very difficult at first but as you got more abilities the game really makes you feel like you are becoming a Jedi Knight from your beginnings as a Padawan. Some of the set pieces like driving the AT-AT and the major duels (especially one particular encounter) were just incredible. Very much recommend if you are into Star Wars.
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PlayStation 4
No innova en nada, pero lo hace todo bien.
El combate es muy bueno y la historia no está del todo mal.
Es un juego divertido y recomiendo su compra.
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PlayStation 4
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PlayStation 4
Its the end of 2023 and this game is still so buggy on ps5. Stuttering, audio desync and i can go on and on. Pathetic.
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PlayStation 4
I didn't like this game. It is like a bad mix of different RPGs + Star Wars settings. The twist in the end was ridiculous for me. No sense of map exploring because mostly you just get an additional poncho or a color for a robot. They introduce "bonfires" but don't give you teleport so you can just get lost on the planet. If you forgot something - be ready to go on foot half a planet to that place. Nah
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PlayStation 4
Summary A third-person action-adventure Star Wars title from Respawn Entertainment. The Empire seeks to eradicate all Jedi after the execution of Order 66. You, a Jedi Padawan-turned-fugitive, must fight for your survival as you explore the mysteries of a long-extinct civilization in hopes of rebuilding the Jedi Order. After narrowly escaping th...
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for Teen
Platforms:
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox One
- PC
- PlayStation 5
- Xbox Series X
Initial Release Date: Nov 15, 2019
Developer:
- Respawn Entertainment
Publisher: Electronic Arts
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