This comes with a heavy disclaimer: Jedi Survivor remains in a messy state even two years after launch.

The biggest issue is performance. Despite meeting recommended specs, the game struggled to maintain stable framerates. Ray tracing is poorly implemented, tanking performance further and causing crashes in specific segments. Besides, it doesn't seem to make that much of a difference.
Mods like Ultra+ (on Nexus) are essential not only to improve performance but also to enhance visual quality.

Outside of technical flaws, the game offers a mostly engaging adventure. The story is flimsy but entertaining, and the worlds are fun to explore. Unfortunately, it’s held back by inconsistent gameplay feel. While lightsaber stances and Force powers add variety, combat often feels blurry and imprecise. Parry and evasion windows are frustratingly inconsistent for example.

Verdict: A critical recommendation. Only pick this up at a steep discount, and test it within Steam’s return window.

This comes with a heavy disclaimer: Jedi Survivor remains in a messy state even two years after launch. The biggest issue is performance. Despite meeting recommended specs, the game struggled to maintain stable framerates. Ray tracing is poorly implemented, tanking performance further and causing crashes in specific segments. Besides, it doesn't seem to make that much of a difference. Mods like Ultra+ (on Nexus) are essential not only to improve performance but also to enhance visual quality. Outside of technical flaws, the game offers a mostly engaging adventure. The story is flimsy but entertaining, and the worlds are fun to explore. Unfortunately, it’s held back by inconsistent gameplay feel. While lightsaber stances and Force powers add variety, combat often feels blurry and imprecise. Parry and evasion windows are frustratingly inconsistent for example. Verdict: A critical recommendation. Only pick this up at a steep discount, and test it within Steam’s return window.