As May builds its way toward the end, it seems safe to say there’s a lot of anticipation for upcoming Star Wars projects. Obi-Wan Kenobi will feature a two-episode premiere on May 27, while Star Wars Celebration will take place from May 26 to May 29 in Anaheim, California. It’s there that EA is expected to unveil the sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order , reportedly called Star Wars Jedi: Surviv
The key element is the colon: the game series is Star Wars Jedi , not Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order . This could be taken as a Jedi anthology of games, where each entry explores a new Jedi. Whether they remain in the Dark Times or not remains to be seen, but hopefully not every entry would be limited to this time—Survivor does indicate this entry could, though. That doesn’t mean Cal’s story is over, it just means more stories can be explo
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Orde r was successful, and the safest bet for a sequel to keep that attention and success is a title of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order 2 . To abandon that would have to be intentional, and it could be that the franchise was never intended to be a standard series or trilogy. Notably, without any consideration of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor , the colon placement in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is we
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
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
Cere was Cal Kestis’ teacher in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor , but her story is not over. Having lost her apprentice to Vader, Cere struggles with the Dark Side and putting her into this role—although she has largely moved past this—could bring a new light side/dark side element to Star Wars Jedi Survivor collectibles|Https://jedisurvivorhub.com/ Wars Jedi: Survivor . She is clearly that, a survivor, and the story could continue Cal Kestis’ journey from an angle. Her former padawan asked Cere and Cal to avenge her, and stepping into Cere’s shoes to do just that would be fitt
Perhaps the best comparison would be the Assassin’s Creed franchise , which typically features a new character in each game. Star Wars Jedi ’s naming convention could very well suggest it’s the same, and exploring Jedi through all eras of the galaxy would be a fantastic video game ser
It is likely that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will be mentioned in some capacity at the Star Wars Celebration. The event could provide a big stage for its cinematic reveal, and while the Star Wars Celebration does not currently feature a scheduled panel that seems to hint at anything touching upon the Star Wars Jedi franchise, it does have a panel scheduled for LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Sa
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
Likewise, EA Play 2022 has been canceled , which negates the possibility of Respawn reprising its gameplay reveal for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at EA Play 2019. While a Star Wars -centric event would be an obvious place for Jedi: Survivor to capitalize, it may not be in the cards this year. In that case, there is still another event that would make a great platform for its reveal, or at least be used in tandem with a Star Wars Celebration rev
The problem is that Darth Vader is much more of a background character in Jedi: Fallen Order, used to flesh out Cal’s story rather than his own. Indeed, it’s an incredibly similar trope even to Vader’s role in Star Wars Rebels . So it ultimately adds nothing new, and when Cal comes face-to-face with Vader , they know nothing serious can come out of it. Sure, Vader is intimidating, but that cannot carry his role in a story. It’s much more focused on the Inquisitors, which is fine and super interesting, but now that Cal’s on Vader’s radar, there’s no real direction it can go. Cal is not L