Respawn and EA releasedStar Wars Jedi: Survivorin 2023, but almost two years later, it remains one of themost successful titles in the franchise.
TheStar Warssoulslikewas a bestseller in its release year and kept up its performance byranking above Ubisoft’sStar Wars Outlawsin 2024.
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Revamped combat, better stealth, and smoother movements are coming.
This is no slight towardStar Wars Outlaws, but rather a testament to how good a game Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is.
To keep the momentum going,Respawn Entertainment has finally released a fix for major graphical issues that have been plaguing the gameever since itsPS5 Pro enhancement patchcame out back in November 2024.
Star Wars Jedi Survivor Patch 1.000.013
The update, version 1.000.013, has short and sweet patch notes, but they have big implications for gamers waiting to experience Cal Kestis' journey without being bombarded by glitches when playing on theirexpensive PlayStation 5 Pro.
Players had eagerly awaited the PlayStation 5 Pro version, in no small part because it allowedray-traced reflectionsto work even if running on Performance mode thanks to the beefier hardware.
The game ended up looking a lot better when it worked, butfoliage and fog (both of which are nearly everywhere in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor) had major flickering and definition issues. Most of the problems came from Sony’s in-house upscaling technology, PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution).
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Artifacts, flickering, and clarity issues are not news to any upscaler, and even in the era of FSR 3.0 and DLSS 3.0 (soon to be DLSS 4), there are hot debates over whether the added performance is worth the frequent headaches in many games due to imperfect implementation and teething issues with the tech itself.
As posted bythe official EAStar Warsaccount onReddit,the 10th patch in the series updatesStar Wars Jedi: Survivorto the latest PSSR version.
This results in reduced flickering with foliage and the volumetric fog, and provides marked improvements to the clarity of reflections on the Koboh river.
There are still some stability issues, like occasional crashes around Rambler’s Reach, which Respawn hopes to tackle in future updates.A great start to 2025 if you are partial to rogue Padawans and Nightsister shenanigans.
