Definitely enjoyed! I do think playing Fallen Order first helps for the story, btw. I'm glad I did. I tried REALLY HARD not to fall into the dark side TOO often, though man, the dark side definitely has all the fun, haha! (Evil laugh) The puzzles were interesting and not too difficult to sort out, but the bugs were a bit annoying. I got locked out of a door during a bounty quest, and I couldn't get fight mode to go away for something else. I managed to get through after looking things up and trying suggestions and was able to finish the story. It was left very open ended, I assume for the NEXT game....

This name brand mediocrity costs four times more than its average frame rate, while taking longer to launch than every Apollo mission combined. I realize Star Wars has become yet another one of Disney's nostalgia strip mines, but I still expected a high profile video game bearing the franchise name to be at least halfway functional nearly two years after its initial release date.

Silly me. This is the AAA industry, baby! Having your game run for five minutes without face planting is just that extra bit of content no collector's edition or season pass can possibly provide. Rather than figuring out how many beard cosmetics and droid skins they could fit into the blandest open world imaginable, perhaps Respawn should have focused on fixing the performance issues that make Jedi Survivor the worst PC port of the last decade.

It used to be that such a pathetic low for games and gaming was so embarrassing the perpetrators would have to bury their failed creation in a New Mexico landfill. Sadly, there's just too little shame left in the world. I doubt anyone will learn any lessons from this debacle. The industry will continue to churn out buggy, broken garbage because it is in the business of selling promises rather than products, and gamers will continue buying buggy, broken garbage because they have the collective memory of a geriatric goldfish. I'm sure the conclusion to Cal Kestis' thrilling adventures in Haircut Land will take five billion years to load, subsequently igniting your processor and entwining its tiny flame, flickering in the burned out shell of your moldering computer, with the unholy light of the dying Sun.

my game of the year for 2023 minus some preformance issue games is amazing