How long is Star Wars Jedi Survivor? Well, that answer depends significantly on what kind of playthrough you're aiming to do, as Cal Kestis might spend as much as three times as much time doing optional content if you're let him. What with Star Wars Jedi Survivor being an open world game with multiple worlds, there's a huge amount of extra content for players to find beyond the scope of the main campaign, so completionists - or just those who want to see what Star Wars has to offer - will find the length of time to beat Jedi Survivor a lot, lot longer.
How long to beat Star Wars Jedi Survivor
The Star Wars Jedi Survivor length will vary based on how you play, but these numbers should provide a reliable framework of what to expect.
- Critical path/just story: 15-20 hours
- Standard playthrough (Story + some side quests and exploration): 25-35 hours
- 100% completion: 45-50+ hours
The time variation variation to complete Star Wars Jedi Survivor all comes down to the number of side missions and challenges you take on - particularly on its largest planet, Koboh. Areas like this are ripe for exploration, filled with side quests and generally takes a long time to see everything. You'll be limited initially by the Star Wars Jedi Survivor abilities, Force powers and gear, with certain areas being locked away by some gadget or skill you have to find in the story first.
You might also find some Star Wars Jedi Survivor bosses hold you back more than others. While some are easy to overcome, others are extremely powerful and, depending on your levelling, skills, and Star Wars Jedi Survivor lightsaber stances, the challenge will change. Just remember that you can alter the difficulty options at any time while out of combat, something that will also impact how long it takes to beat the game.
There is at least a fast-travel system that can save you time as you progress but, depending on how often you want to stray from the main objective, you'll find a lot of potential distractions overall.
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