Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order 2: Playable Characters

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order ** expanded upon the Order 66 era of the Star Wars saga with a unique and exciting story. With rumors of Cal Kestis crossing over with other elements of the franchise, it would make sense for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor ** to allow players to play as another character. This character could be one that has already been introduced like Merrin or Cere, a brand new character, or even a returning one from a previous film or show. Either way, fans will likely have to wait to find out who this mystery character is until game reveals come to Star Wars Celebration 20


While publisher EA and developer Respawn Entertainment has remained quiet about Star Wars Jedi: Survivor , reporter and insider Jeff Grubb has spoken about it quite a bit. Fans should still take it with a grain of salt, but as he is the one to say it’ll be at Star Wars Celebration, fans will know how much of it is true then. Grubb’s information is usually good, though, so fans can trust that this isn’t something just picked off of Reddit or, worse, 4chan by an anonymous u


Fallen Order is more important to Star Wars canon __ now than it was at launch, with Cal Kestis being referenced in the recently released Star Wars: Brotherhood novel and elements of the game - including the Fortress Inquisitorius - set to feature in the upcoming Obi-Wan Kenobi TV series on Disney+. Fallen Order showed Kestis' journey to becoming a Jedi Knight and the beginnings of his quest to restore the Jedi Order, with the ending ultimately seeing him abandon that goal for the sake of the Force-sensitives' safety. That doesn't rule out the possibility of Cal interacting with other Jedi, however, with Kenobi and Ahsoka Tano both active during the gap in between Episode III and Episode


Because Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order ’s sequel is seemingly in development, but has not been shown with any further details, it is due for a worldwide reveal at any time. Further, some fairly credible sources have weighed in on particular details that suggest fans may hear more s


WARNING: Potential Spoilers for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Ahead Per Jeff Grubb’s reporting, this game will be the sequel to Fallen Order , releasing in early 2023 on PC and current-gen consoles. While this should be taken with a grain of salt, the information comes from a reliable source. And, if Star Wars Jedi is changing its subtitle, it could be changing its protagonist—which would bode well for the first game’s obvious Darth Vader probl


The colon and subtitle change are incredibly reminiscent of the Assassin’s Creed franchise, which cycles through new main characters. Star Wars Jedi could, and maybe should, be just that. The question of what Jedi should replace Cal Kestis is a big one, though. It could be as big as Obi-Wan Kenobi being the main character of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor , one of the Fallen Order characters (Cere? Merrin), a character from other Star Wars media sources, or another brand new character. No matter how it approaches this, if it does, Jedisurvivorhub.Com there are plenty of opti


There is the timing to consider, too. The first two episodes of Obi-Wan Kenobi premiere on May 27; Grubb has said that Star Wars Jedi 2 will "100%" be at Star Wars Celebration, which takes place May 26-May 29. A new game with a new protagonist doesn’t take away from the show, but airing the show and shortly after confirming that there will be a game with Obi-Wan Kenobi would 100% be the power play EA needs as its Star Wars exclusivity contract comes to an


Fans will have to wait for a later date for the questions raised by the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor trailer to be answered. While the game lacks a specific release date, it has been confirmed that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will launch at some point in 2023, so Star Wars fans can expect more information on the game and Cal Kestis' next adventure in the months ah


A former Respawn employee recently commented that many of the devs on Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order wanted the protagonist to be "black and/or a woman." Thus, either a new character or perhaps Jedi: Fallen Order ’s Cere would be good to step into this role and fulfill the devs’ original desire. Ultimately, a new character is the most likely option for an anthological series, if a powerhouse like Obi-Wan Kenobi is not an opt


In an interview published on the official Star Wars website, game director Stig Asmussen touched on some of the next-gen benefits fans can look forward to when Star Wars Jedi: Survivor arrives. This will include ray tracing and fast loading. Asmussen also briefly mentioned the PlayStation 5 DualSense controller , revealing that the development team is "digging into" the DualSense's unique capabilities, like haptic feedb


Now, it could be that Star Wars Jedi being an anthological series holds true (or doesn't), but that McGregor’s comment amounts to a cameo or Cal Kestis’ live-action appearance and nothing more. This poses another question: if not Cal or Obi-Wan, then