Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (Xbox One)

I guess I need to be more careful when ordering. This took a month to get to me and it turned out to be from Europe. It was virtually unusable on a U.S. gaming system.

No where in the description does this say it is a code, and in the question and answers, there are three different ones that say it is a disc. This is false advertisement.

This game is awesome! It has everything : beautiful graphics, action and puzzle solving situations! You get to fight with light saber and preform some cool moves! You also get to learn new moves as you play along and use the force! You also get to learn new force moves as you go. I think the company did a greatjob with this game, love it!

EA has knocked it out of the park with this one. They've gone back to their roots and created an amazing game .

Boring!!! I wanted to like it, but this is by far the most boring Star Wars game I have played. Total waste of money!

Can't wait for the sequel. That's not a spoiler, that news has been out for over a month

Excellent game story line. My son enjoyed it very much

Another entry to the Star Wars series.

I REALLY wanted to get into this game, but I just could never gel with it. When I found out there was going to be another single-player Star Wars game I was so hyped up for it, ignoring my friend who thought I should be more sceptical because of the name EA.The combat CAN be fun...but in my experience most of the time there was no time to savour all of the different things you could do in a fight. I ended up using the same steps every time: block/slow/attack. Even after getting a bunch of cool Force upgrades I completely forgot they were there. There were a few combat moves and Force powers I upgraded early on and then never used as there was no need.I wanted combat to be fun and intuitive, but it just felt very clunky and like I was never getting the flow of it properly. I can think of maybe 2 or 3 great moments when the combat worked it and was very satisfying, but there were too many times where it just felt awkward and clunky to move around, navigate around enemies and even get near them. Too many times an enemy and I would run at each other and because we were lunging at the same time we'd completely miss each other.I also got VERY irritated by the constant backtracking. Getting lost due to the confusing holomap and taking ages to get to a location at the end of the area, watch a cutscene and then have to run all the way back to where you started. Completely pointless and it felt like filler. The platforming was quite annoying, having to hold a second button to hold onto the wall is ridiculous and the sliding sections were probably the main parts of the game where I wanted to stop playing. Jumping just before reaching a ledge and then disappearing through the section you were supposed to land on.Which brings me onto performance issues too, ridiculous moments where Cal would stop and freeze so the game could load in the environment, characters popping into cutscenes too late, textures popping in FAR too late out in the map etc. Just didn't feel finished.The main saving grace for this game (and the reason it's not a 1) is the story. When I thought at the start that it'd be mainly going tomb to tomb and solving puzzles I thought I'd hate it, but it became so much more than that and I can only really remember doing a small handful of puzzles. The story took me to places I didn't think it would go, with a few plot twists in there too. It's a shame that two or three characters really never got that much development, and it didn't really feel like a proper crew, there just wasn't enough time to get to know them as a group. Especially one character that joined literally just before the final mission...All in all, I'd sum up my experience as disappointing. I kept wanting the game to get better and kept telling myself I'd enjoy it and it would open up more, but the lack of side missions and lack of any major NPCs out in the world has killed any replayability for me and I doubt I'll go back on now that I'm done the story.

If your a Star wars fan this game is an absolute must, not only is it probably one of the best Star Wars games ever made but its close to being one of the top games I've ever played on Xbox, a fantastic story that captures the magic of the movies in every way, the campaign is very long and will take you much longer than your usual game of this type, (but that also depends on how many hours a day you play for) the story is very well played out with your character building upon their skills as you progress through the game, by the time your finished you will be a fully skilled Jedi, there are several planets you will explore as the story unfolds, every planet is lush to look at with beautiful scenery and art, the graphics are very detailed, all the creatures and droids look amazing as do the characters, you will find yourself pit against stormtroopers and biker scout troopers and new purge troopers sent by the inquisitors who are ordered by Darth Vader himself to find and kill the Jedi's. You will also be able to customise your look and lightsabre as you progress too, the action in the game is great, lots of combo force moves you can perform as the story goes on too, if you like collectables in games there are plenty in this, tons of things to find hidden over the planets you visit, some are small areas some are huge and you will repeat locations too so its best to remember them, the action in the game is much like tomb raider in a way with some climbing and well timed jumps etc and some puzzle work in places, maybe a little frustrating at times but overall its an amazing experience and by the end you will be blown away, especially the amazing cameo at the end of the game too. A must for fans of Star wars or just an awesome 3rd person hack-em up puzzler action game too.The game can be played on easy to difficult settingsplenty of collectables to find throughout for the extra generous achievement of 100gmost achievements are collected through playing the story but you will certainly want a second play through to mop up the others, you do have the opportunity to continue exploring after the story ends if you missed anything.

This is the best Star Wars game I've played since the force unleashed from back in the day, I know there is concerns about EA putting microtransactions within the game but fear not there isn't any thank goodness just solid single player gameplay..So if you're a star wars fan then this is definitely a must buy.

I'd heard a lot of bad things about this game before I played it. My expectations were low, alas it was lockdown so my requirements for entertainment weren't exactly high either! Still, I think it's great game.The story is really well paced and enjoyable. It's an incredibly cinematic game which is blighted only by frame rate issues (occasionally, sporadically and only on some consoles - read about that elsewhere!). It also has a nice little turn of events towards the end which I didn't see coming. I like star wars, but not one of those who cries about things they don't like, but to my mind this is a proper star wars story.The graphics are pretty good, the worlds are fun and, I must admit, I got a bit of a "mass effect" feel - the sense of adventure I had in the original.Gameplay is not challenging really, although I was a bit worried with the "soulslike" elements at the beginning (people who like Dark Souls are not so much gamers as sadomasochists in my opinion!!) but, thankfully, this can be overcome in settings. Actually, the ability to adjust difficulty throughout is good because it allows the challenge of getting better when you want it, with the option to just crack on when you don't want to reload a level 100 times, to kill some bugs, to unlock a marginally better move, and you know... Get back to enjoying the game.It's a good size game - not too brief and not an amateur opera - and all in all I highly recommend it.Things that could be improved, frame rate issues asside, just two I think:1. Star Wars fans want to escape tedious reality and feel the can be a Jedi, swing a lightsaber around without cutting an ear off, and generally be a part of that world. With that in mind, I've no idea why the main character is so utterly fixed - the beauty of a game rather than a film is that YOU can play it. It would have been great to have had a Mass Effect style ability just to make "Cal" (or even "Cas"!) your own.2. The making your lightsaber bit felt actually kind of pointless by that stage and had nothing of the significance it had in, say, KOTOR.Otherwise, the force is strong with this one!

More like a tomb raider game than Star Wars game more puzzle solving than game play not a great game for all the build up