Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order sequel reportedly coming in 2023, will be next-gen exclusive
Publisher EA has had its grip on the Star Wars game license for a while now. Though they had some trouble with Battlefront II 2015, they have since made smooth strides. For instance, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, the 2019 action-adventure game from Respawn Entertainment, is considered one of the best entries in the series yet.
Given the popularity of the Cameron Monaghan-featured hack-and-slash title, a possible sequel is a no-brainer. This is something EA confirmed earlier this year. On that note, insider Jeff Grubb has shared some new details about the upcoming next entry.
Speaking during a GiantBomb podcast, Jeff claimed that Star Wars Jedi 2:
Here's what he had to say,
The reason for dropping PS4 and XB1 was cited as:
In a nutshell, they wouldn't have to "straddle these generation lines." In other words, Respawn need not worry about cross-gen performance. They can simply target the newer machines on the market right now and base the game around them. This way, Jedi 2 can truly be a next-gen experience, and no one has to worry if its systems and mechanics scale to older consoles. Think Bloober Team's The Medium, the 2020 horror game which is also a PS5 and XBOX Series X|S exclusive.
Coming back to the matter at hand, the title was allegedly targeted for a 2022 release, but then the studio had a change of plans. Now that it is certain that the game is unlikely to arrive this year, it gives developers extra time to ensure everything is as it should be.
Jedi 2 could also be featured at the upcoming Star Wars Celebration event that will take place next month, May 2022. This could also give us information on other Star Wars projects that are currently in development under EA's supervision. Are you looking forward to them?
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