The release of Star Wars Jedi Survivor has been delayed because developer Respawn wants its team to have more time to finish the Souls-like sci-fi game. Originally slated for March 17, Star Wars Jedi Survivor’s new release date has now been set six weeks later, at 28th of April.
Respawn reports that Star Wars Jedi Survivor is currently “full”, which means that everything planned for the game’s release is included in the current version. However, director Stig Asmussen says the studio decided to spend more time on the final polish.
“To get the team up to Respawn’s bar of excellence, give the team the time it needs, and reach the level of polish our fans deserve, we’ve added a critical six weeks to our release schedule,” Asmussen writes in a note. posted on twitter. Star Wars Jedi Survivor will be released worldwide on April 28.
Asmussen says his team “pushed at every level” to create a sequel that would meet fan expectations, and given the nature of the Star Wars property and Respawn’s impressive backlog, which includes Titanfall 2 and Apex Legends. These expectations are understandable. rather tall.
Between now and the new release date, the team is only focused on the final phase of improving performance, stability, polishing, and “and most importantly, the player experience,” according to Asmussen.
Given that Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is one of the best Star Wars games on PC, another month and the changes probably won’t be too much to wait for a sequel.
Source : PC Gamesn
