So, as a fan of Star Wars and making things in the authentic universe, it's really cool and humbling to see when our things pop up places. Lucasfilm handles a lot of that, and we have a really great partnership with them after working with them for eight years. It's awesome to see these designs and places that we contributed to the Star Wars universe popping up in other media, it's great.īB: Working in the Star Wars universe, we don't get to make any of these decisions. JM: Also The Mandalorian with BD droids! Yeah, it's cool. The Obi-Wan Kenobi show is not just a random spinoff, that is real, true, Star Wars canon. What was that like, you got to contribute to the canon in a really big way. Previously, Fallen Order allowed players to customize Cal in various, albeit limited ways-you could tweak parts of his lightsaber to your heart’s content, but Cal himself was restricted to choosing between different ponchos and between various colorations of his default gear.Obi-Wan Kenobi, the TV show, featured the location at the end of Jedi: Fallen Order. Survivor is expansive in ways that make Fallen Order feel almost quaintly small in comparison, but one of the most fun ways it goes beyond the original is that it is, at its heart, a dolly dress-up game for Star Wars fans-the kinds of people who would tell themselves as some sort of perceived threat to their identity that they’d never play dolly dress-up, but absolutely will when said dolly is a Jedi Knight who looks like Cameron Monaghan from Gotham. It’s because I cannot stop dressing up, and taking pictures of, its hero, Cal Kestis. I have barely gotten into it in that time-and not because Survivor is a vastly bigger game than its predecessor, though it is indeed that. Steam tells me I have been playing Respawn’s new Star Wars game, Fallen Order sequel Jedi Survivor, for nearly 20 hours now.
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