The game has been confirmed to be coming only to PC and next-generation consoles, and indeed, Game Director Stig Asmussen told StarWars.com that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will support ray tracing and other next-gen features such as fast loading times and DualSense controller on PlayStation 5. Asmussen also revealed that Respawn started brainstorming ideas for Star Wars: Jedi Survivor even before the release of Fallen Order. Last but not least, he teased that the new title highlights the overall theme of survival for Cal and his crew. Beyond that, we have these blazing fast drives on these consoles that are allowing us to load tons of content really quickly. I’ve always worked on streaming games — games that don’t have load screens. The fact that these consoles have such fast storage has made it even easier. Those are probably the two biggest benefits. PlayStation 5 has some really interesting haptics on their controller that we’re digging into, and it’s just an easier process in general. Earlier rumors, alongside the fact that the publisher is planning to release a major IP in that quarter, pointed to an early 2023 launch for the game. However, Electronic Arts only gave a generic 2023 release window for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. […] The game is all about survival. That’s why it’s called Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. They are in dark times, and Cal and the crew are doing whatever it takes to stay alive. That might mean that they are making connections with people that, in other times, might be considered unsavory. Some of that is portrayed in the trailer, and again, I don’t want to give anything away, but there’s definitely a sense of… I don’t want to spoil anything, sorry!
