Understanding Jedi: Survivor as a third-person action Metroidvania reveals the impressive deliberateness with which Respawn created the game world. Multiple currencies, each corresponding to their own vendor, buoy an impressive yet not oversaturated customization system. In every corner there are collectibles to find, datapoints to scan, fish to catch, seeds to harvest, and chests to open. Koboh is Survivor's primary location, and it's largest, hosting multiple biomes ranging from open expanses to maze-like caverns. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor uses the breadth of the notoriously enormous galaxy to its advantage, while keeping the game space itself a manageable size. It breaks new ground for the franchise in terms of new stories, characters, and locations, while fervently celebrating its universe through an exploration of its cornerstone themes. Much like the first game's story, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor impressively sequesters its narrative from the main film and television sagas, while still keeping the Stinger Mantis crew connected to and engulfed in the Star Wars galaxy at large. Numerous bombastic set pieces and action sequences keep the pace, and the third act especially continuously ramps up the tension. Jedi: Survivor confronts the developmental ramifications of being recruited as a child soldier under theocratic generals in the Clone Wars, and depicts Cal questioning what it truly means to live as a Jedi without the Jedi Order. He grapples with the allure of the dark side as he's put under immense pressure not only because of his current circumstances, but also by the weight of his past. It's throughout Jedi: Survivor that Cal establishes himself as a premier Star Wars protagonist. A race to traverse the Koboh Abyss propels the plot, pitting the Stinger Mantis crew against not only the Empire, but also a band known as the Bedlam Raiders terrorizing Star Wars: Jedi Survivor's new planet Koboh, lead by a threat surviving from the High Republic. It's among these dire circumstances that Cal stumbles upon a potential haven from the Empire: Tanalorr, a planet hidden beyond an anomaly known as the Koboh Abyss and last visited by Jedi in the High Republic, centuries before Survivor takes place.
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