Currently about half way through this and having alot of Fun. It's a bit like a star wars uncharted game. Combat is solid and requires a bit of thought so it's not your average button mashing hack and slash. Good story that's genuine star wars lore. Would like to be fighting a few more imperials rather than monsters but still got plenty of the game to go. Also happy that there is not a micro transaction or loot box in sight!!!!

It's a good game, it's shorter than what I expected and was very linear. One thing that I don't like however if once you beat the game there is no new game plus, it would have been fun to go back with all the powers and fight bosses again.

Star Wars never fails to produce a great story line to follow. Graphics, gameplay and “what would a jedi do” all add to the immersion. Pity it's only a single player campaign, not much for replayability..

BD-1 is our favourite droid by far; Stunning, immersive visuals and sound; Playing with a lightsaber never gets old;

Platforming can be frustrating; Lead protagonist’s a little dull; !!!SPIDERS!!!;

An earnest attempt to create the ultimate Jedi simulator but the mishmash of game influences and an unengaging story leaves it only impacting on the surface.

Some of the best lightsaber combat ever and a large, single-player adventure full of secrets; Surprisingly involved puzzles at times, with great graphics and presentation.

Contrived level layout and poorly handled backtracking; Lack of fast travel is madness; Boring characters and plot; Force powers aren’t as much fun as they should be.

I feel on principle, I should be over the moon with Jedi: Fallen Order . Even with all the negative things I brought up in this review, I strongly feel that it is one of the best Star Wars experiences money can buy. It certainly washes away the bad taste of Force Unleashed II .

Fallen Order is the definition of a mixed bag, a muddy combination of trending influences with some that land and others that fall way short of the mark. The combat system at its core is impeccable fun and we struggled to put the game down, but the rest of the experience feels very disparate and bloated, and the downtime will always leave you longing for more of the brilliant moments of action. Whilst faithful to the Star Wars moniker, a yawn-worthy protagonist and an unambitious story ensure this is more of a side story than the mainline entry it could’ve been.

Best Star Wars combat system to date; Disparate but admirable mix of Dark Souls and Uncharted; Faithful to the cinematic hallmarks;

Bloated gameplay between set pieces; Boring protagonist and a lacklustre story; Performance hitches and poor signposting

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order plays very much into Star Wars universe cannon, taking place after the events of Episode III: Revenge of the Sith and of course, prior to the events of Episode IV: A New Hope .

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order attempts to do a lot, and for the most part it succeeds. The drastic shifts in pace can feel a bit odd at times, but the sheer breadth of care and detail that was put into this game deserves praise.