Reflecting on the lost project ahead of this year’s Star Wars Day, I had a revelation about Respawn Entertainment’s latest game. However, the idea of cleverly climbing and fighting across a seedy-looking level of Coruscant during a heist was still realized. Survivor’s Metroidanvia-like level design and Lightsaber-and-Force-based combat are much different than what was promised from 1313. Instead, I feel happy that at least some fraction of that idea was able to be realized. Playing through Survivor’s opening doesn’t elicit feelings of disappointment about 1313, though. The idea of an Uncharted-like game about Boba Fett fighting throughout the Coruscant underworld is such an excellent pitch that I’ve grieved the loss of a game I never even had a chance to play for over a decade. A walk through Star Wars gaming history.We’ve updated this article to reflect that. Update (April 10): Electronic Arts updated the Xbox store landing page with the storage size you’ll need on your Xbox Series X. In the event that you still won’t have space on your console SSD, we have a collection of the best SSDs for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X for you to check out. According to the landing page for the standard version on the Xbox store, the install size sits at 43.98 GB (click “More” underneath the game’s ESRB rating, then scroll down to see file size to see it for yourself). Thankfully, these days SSDs are regularly available at reduced prices, with some models like the XPG Atom 50 providing 512 GB of space for as little as $39.99.įor console players who plan to pick up Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the game requires far less space. It’s more than what you’d need for games like Hitman 2 (149 GB with DLC), Assassin’s Creed Valhalla (133 GB), or Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six : Siege (131 GB with HD texture pack). At this point, ballooning install sizes for AAA titles are hardly surprising, but when every game coming down the pipeline practically needs its own SSD, finding the necessary space becomes a little more challenging.įor comparison, the necessary 155 GB of storage is roughly triple what you needed for the previous game, 2019’s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (55 GB). While the CPU and GPU requirements are nothing to scoff at, the amount of storage needed for the PC version of this game is pretty intense. GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT / Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070.CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X / Intel Core i5-11600K.
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