Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order will soon be joining EA Play and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Specifically, on April 25th, the game developed by Respawn Entertainment will arrive on these services, exactly one year after its release.
Thus, subscribers of EA Play, PC Game Pass, and Xbox Ultimate Game Pass will be able to enjoy the adventure starring Cal Kestis, a former Padawan and survivor of the fall of the Jedi Order. It is worth remembering that subscriptions to Xbox Ultimate Game Pass and PC Game Pass also offer EA Play at no extra cost.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is the sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, which was released in October 2019. Set five years after the first game, Survivor explores Cal Kestis’ struggle to survive as the Galactic Empire seeks to eliminate the last remaining Jedi.
As is customary these days, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor did not escape controversy during its release due to its poor performance on PC. Fortunately, the majority of those issues have been resolved today. Thus, new players who decide to try Survivor will find a much more polished game than the version from a year ago.
In addition, EA has stated that in the future, they plan to bring Survivor to the previous generation consoles, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. With no announced dates of any kind, the only tangible thing we have are the company’s promises.
The arrival of Survivor to EA Play also coincides with the price increase that the service has recently experienced. While the changes vary depending on the region you are in, most options have become more expensive.
Source: Neowin
