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Cal Kestis in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
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85 percent-rated Star Wars title is coming to EA Play

The perfect time to play.

A popular Star Wars title is making its way to the EA Play subscription service this week, so it could be the perfect time to pick up a membership. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor earned critical acclaim after its release in 2023 and now, just a year later, you’ll be able to play it on EA Play.

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Fans started to spot Star Wars Jedi: Survivor appearing on the PlayStation version of EA Play on April 22, dropping a major hint that big news was coming, which was then confirmed in a post on Xbox Wire.

The official announcement said Star Wars Jedi: Survivor would join EA Play on April 25 which, for users on Xbox platforms, means the game will also be available as part of a PC Game Pass or Ultimate Game Pass subscription.

If you don’t have a subscription but want to play Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, it’s the perfect time to sign up. A monthly membership is significantly cheaper than buying the game outright, as it’s still listed at $62.99 on the Microsoft Store.

A month of membership will be enough to complete Star Wars Jedi: Survivor if that’s the only title you’re interested in from the service, as the full length of the main story takes around 18-20 hours to complete.

Fans on Metacritic gave Star Wars Jedi: Survivor an 85 percent rating, making it once of 2023’s most popular titles, and the game continues the story of Cal Kestis from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

The Star Wars video game universe is set to expand further this year with Ubisoft’s Star Wars Outlaws, while Fortnite is set for a new Star Wars collaboration in May, which makes it a great time to be a fan of the franchise.


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