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Review of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order on Xbox Series X/S

by Chucky Chucky photo Nov 2019
Cover image of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order on Xbox Series X/S
Gamefings Score: 8.5
Released: 15 Nov 2019
Genre: Action-Adventure
Developer: Respawn Entertainment
Publisher: Electronic Arts

Introduction

In a galaxy not so far away, respawn entertainment rolled the dice and brought us Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Here's a game that lovingly scrolls through the cosmos of the Star Wars saga like a fresh batch of Bantha burgers at a cantina grill, but with fewer lightsaber cuts and more meaty problem-solving. Let's dive into this action-packed saga that answers the question, 'What if Anakin just ordered a latte instead of turning to the Dark Side?'

Gameplay

You'll take on the role of Cal Kestis, a Jedi Padawan fumbling his way through the galaxy post-Order 66-think of him as the galaxy's most unwanted roommate. With a lightsaber in hand, you'll slice and dice through stormtroopers, wildlife, and sometimes even your own pride as you attempt to navigate multi-dimensional puzzles. Using a mix of precision combat and strategic use of the Force, you'll chain your lightsaber strikes with the grace of a Jedi ballerina. The game features a Metroidvania structure, meaning you'll backtrack like you forgot where you put your keys, but now with super powers to access new areas, unless you unlock a new power after falling into a canyon for the tenth time. Oops.

Graphics

Visually speaking, Fallen Order is a stark reminder that the Force can also be manifested through stunning visuals. Each planet you visit is lovingly crafted, wonderfully varied, and a tad bit obsessed with foliage. While Cal might be training to be a Jedi, the environments themselves feel like the true force here, pulling you into their lushness and intricacy. It's all stunning until you realize that the Wookiees look like they're having a bad day at the hair salon-a minor detail in an otherwise immaculate universe.

Conclusion

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order doesn't just take you on an interstellar journey; it crafts a tale filled with sadness, betrayal, and droids that act like they're more than just troubleshooting machines. Whether you're a Star Wars fanatic or someone who just wants to feel the Force flowing through the controller, this is a game that will make you laugh, cry, and shout, 'I am your father!' at unsuspecting friends. It's certainly not perfect-certain bugs may try to hinder the fun-but hey, that's what patches are for. May the bugs be with you on this remarkable Jedi journey.

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