Critics of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order are singing praise across the web as the game is only available for several days. For years now, people have been eagerly awaiting a Star Wars action-adventure, and since the title was announced at E3 2018, the strength has grown in all of us. People praise its mix of Dark Souls fighting style, Uncharted action, and even the archaeological exploration of Indiana Jones' Old School games. However, this new title is more than a remix of successful play styles. It pushes the boundaries of the genre and also features the final say in the cinematic approach to video games.
Development and reception
The creation of this game began in 2014, five years ago, when Stig Asmussen, the famous video game developer known for the God of War series, joined Respawn Entertainment. The studio then kicked off the project, which also attracted several industry figures, such as Aaron Contreras (Mafia III), Chris Avellone (Planescape: Torment & Fallout series), and others. After involving Lucasfilm and several good musical composers, the project was ripe for unveiling and now, with five years in the works, it's here.
The game is available on PC, PS4, and Xbox One. On Steam, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order has very positive reviews of over 5k and counting. The PlayStation Store has 4,5 stars (out of 5) and the Microsoft Store has 4 stars (out of 5). The price ranges between $ 50 and $ 60, depending on the platform, and the game is published by Electronic Arts.
The history
This game takes place in a period of time five years after the movie Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, The Rise of Emperor Palpatine and Darth Sidious and the Empire. Recently, Disney's new The Mandalorian series premiered and is receiving very positive reviews as well, as its story takes place five years after the fall of the Empire and the presumed death of Emperor Palpatine. The Emperor's influence throughout the Star Wars saga is such that he even plays an important role in the ninth episode of the film, titled Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
If you've watched the movies and are familiar with the storyline, the emergence of Emperor Palpatine, who is a Sith Lord, came with the sinister Fallen 66 that was to eliminate all Jedi from the ranks of the Republic Grand Army. , which has become the Army of the Palpatine Empire now. Of course, some Jedi have slipped through their fingers and our main protagonist is an aspiring young Padawan, Cal Kestis. Cal is played by Cameron Monaghan, an American actor, while his Jedi mentor, Cere Jundus, is played by Debra Wilson. The storyline includes other famous characters from the saga, including Darth Vader himself, and all of them are voiced and bear the likeness of their respective actors.
We lead the hero on a journey to develop his skills as a Jedi and survive the hunt for the Remaining Jedi, started by the Emperor himself and led by a Sith Inquisitor named Second Sister, trained by Darth Vader, voiced by Elizabeth Grullon. As the story unfolds, we meet many colorful characters, explore the Star Wars universe like never before, and also see the aftermath of Episode III.
gameplay
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is a third-person single-player adventure using a fast-paced combat system, similar to that seen in Dark Souls, but infinitely more advanced to incorporate strength abilities and other fi elements, of course. The crossing of the environment will undoubtedly remind many later installations of the Prince of Persia franchise.
The main questline involves an archaeological approach to the SW universe, which will bring back memories of the Old School Indiana Jones game series to those who have played them. This new game is the last word of the genre, as it incorporates all of the cheats and play methods we love, creates a host of new mechanics to work with, and tops it all off with Force Abilities, which includes icons and new exclusives for this title. .
Appearence
Everything about this game looks authentic to the SW universe, movies, anime series, and previous games. Love for the material
