Star Wars fans are eagerly awaiting their chance to jump into Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, which releases for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 on November 15. The game features a Jedi padawan on the run from the Empire, five years after Order 66 arrived.
The publisher of the game, EA, wants to prevent any leaks or revelations about the history of the game from spreading. To help with this effort, they've removed all options for players to familiarize themselves with the game before the uniform's release date.
For example, gamers have the option to purchase the original EA Access subscription program and choose the top tier, Premier, to access the game on PC for $ 14,99 per month. Members of the subscription service have access to an extensive library of games, much like Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass. Those who achieve Original Access Premier level usually have the option to play new games a few days earlier, but Jedi: Fallen Order does not.
Everyone will be playing the game on November 15th. There is no exclusive pre-order option to play the game earlier.
PC gamers can get the game on Steam but you are going to need an EA Origin account to access their game or pre-order the game directly from Origin for PC. PlayStation 4 gamers can get it from PlayStation Store, and Xbox One gamers can get the game from Microsoft Store. EA Access members can get 10% off their Microsoft Store and Playstation Store purchases, but note that this program is oddly separate from EA's Origin Access subscription program.
Jedi: Fallen Order is not available on the Epic Games Store or Microsoft Store for PC.
