will ask some really big questions I think people are going to be surprised by. “You don’t want things to be grim for the sake of being grim. It was important to find that spirit in the sequel, he added, while also challenging Cal and his views on the galaxy. Monaghan said to EW that Survivor would be a more “mature.darker” story compared to Fallen Order, but it would still keep the adventurous spirit that made the story of the first game so fun. Played by Horizon Forbidden West’s Noshir Dalal, Monaghan told EW that he and Cal are “like brothers in arms.I think they have a mutual respect and understanding for each other.” Jedi Survivor is a single-player affair like its predecessor, but it looks like Bode will be hanging around for a spell: we see him save Cal from falling to his death, and the two perform a tag-team takedown on a stormtrooper. Right now, the most important, as shown in the trailer, is Bode Akuna. In addition to reuniting with the Stinger crew-fellow Jedi survivor Cere Junda (Debra Wilson) is seen in the trailer-Cal will also make some new allies during his second journey. Lonely he may be at the start of the game, Cal won’t be completely on his own during Survivor’s playtime. “Trying to find that fight, and how you’re supposed to fight within a seemingly hopeless situation, is an interesting question we wanted to launch into immediately.” “We’re putting Cal into circumstances that are challenging to the point of even being hopeless,” said Monaghan. Survivor picks up five years after the original game, and as one of the last surviving Jedi in the galaxy, he’s become one of the Empire’s most high-value targets. That game resonated with audiences that it both let EA create more Star Wars games (and other studios take a stab at the property), and guaranteed a sequel in the form of Jedi Survivor.Īhead of its gameplay trailer at the Game Awards earlier in the week, actor Cameron Monaghan (who plays Fallen Order and Survivor lead Cal Kestis) spoke to Entertainment Weekly about the incoming sequel. Cal Kestis in the key art for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.ĭuring the late 2010s, when it seemed like Star Wars video games would become more notable for their controversies rather than the games themselves, Respawn Entertainment released Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
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