The world of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor may be one of the most beautiful to grace our television sets yet. Taking full advantage of next-generation hardware, the visuals within these lands are absolutely gorgeous, but it seems that may be causing a bit of performance anxiety on the next-gen superstars. Since leaving the previous generation in the dust, all eyes are not only on the visuals but the framerate that comes with these titles, and early signs are showing mixed reactions. Let’s find out how these games perform on current-gen consoles and if it is a dealbreaker.
Does Jedi Survivor Work Well on Xbox Series X|S & PS5?
While the majority of your time in Jedi Survivor is spent engaging in battle with Rebel forces and sightseeing with your new best friend, a silky smooth framerate is something that may be out of the grasp of even the most experienced Force users. Jedi Survivor pushes the boundaries for next-gen gaming a fair bit, but it seems that there are a few pre-launch jitters that are a cause of concern.
No matter if you are playing in Performance Mode or Quality Mode, you’re going to see some frequent framerate drops, and while it may be a little distracting, it’s thankfully nothing that will make the game feel unplayable. However, it can get a bit annoying after some time, causing some players to maybe wait until a new patch has been released before hopping back in.
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While performance on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S is acceptable, it seems that players on PC have received the shortest end of the stick. Maybe wait it out for a bit before jumping into this version, but those playing on the console of their choice will have a presentable experience with some jitters here and there.
If you want to see what the hype is all about before jumping in for yourself, make sure to check out our review of the game and see why you should be ready to embark on the adventure of a lifetime.
