EA has broken the news (and hearts of Star Wars fans everywhere) that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will be delayed by six weeks to address bugs and stability issues, as well as putting the final polish on the game ahead of launch.
The upcoming Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has been pushed back from its original March 17, 2023 launch date, with the long-awaited Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order sequel now arriving on April 28. Jedi: Survivor is also set to be one of the first games to ditch last-gen, launching exclusively on PS5 , Xbox Series X|S and PC. The news comes via a statement posted on the @EAStarWars twitter account and reels off a list of reasons for the delay, including bug fixes, stability issues, and improving the player experience.
Jedi: Fallen Order is generally considered to be one of the best Star Wars games to date, so it makes sense that the team behind the game wants that extra time to nail the experience. The statement, penned by director Stig Asmussen, stresses that the team has 'pushed themselves at every level' to deliver the Star Wars sequel that fans are expecting.
