Most of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’s worlds feel like theme parks, but Rambler’s Reach seems to inject some much needed life into the galaxy.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor features multiple planets for players to explore, but something about them seems off. While each planet has been beautifully crafted, they all feel mostly devoid of peaceful life. Just like Fallen Order before it, each world in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is constructed like a theme park, but the town of Rambler’s Reach goes a long way in alleviating this.
Unlike most areas in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Rambler’s Reach is a town filled with peaceful NPCs waiting for Cal Kestis to help them. It serves as the primary hub of the entire game, and its people make the galaxy feel alive. It is such a nice change of pace from all the other worlds, and hopefully, the third game continues to expand upon the concept so that it can have the most lived-in galaxy yet.
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The majority of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’s worlds feel like they were constructed for one primary reason, and that is to be a video game level. Each locale is packed with enemies to kill, collectibles to find, and meditation points to uncover.
