This guide will tell you everything about the the Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order editions difference, pre-order bonusees and PC System requirements.
The game releases on October 15 2019 (might be 14th, based on your time zone) and comes in two editions – a Standard and Deluxe one. Which one is best for you and is it worth spending your money for the extra content and items? let’s find out! Oh, let’s not forget the System Requirements for the PC version, of course! They are all the way down in this article.
“Get the story behind the game with the Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order™ Deluxe Edition featuring a “Director’s Cut” suite of behind-the-scenes features and content as well as additional unique cosmetic equipment for your adventure. Pre-order the Deluxe Edition to also receive all of the pre-order bonus content.” – quote from the official site of the game on ea.comStar Wars Jedi Fallen Order is developed by Respawn Entertainment (part of EA), the studio responsible for Titanfall and Titanfall 2, Apex Legends and the upcoming in 2020 Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond.
Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order is a third-person action game in which you take control of Cal Kestis. This is a single-player story-driven game. Its action takes place in the years when the Sith Empire rules with an iron fist. Cal is one of the last surviging jedi (padawan, actually).
“After attempting to salvage a Venator Class Star Destroyer above a Sarlacc Pit, an accident happens in which Cal has to openly use the Force to save one of his friends from falling into the pit, which is witnessed by a nearby Imperial Probe Droid. The droid transmits the footage to the Empire causing Cal’s true identity to be revealed to the imperials. The Empire dispatches the Second Sister, an inquisitor trained by Darth Vader, to hunt down the Padawan and eradicate the remaining Jedi Knights.” – source wikipedia.
The game comes in two editions – Standard and Deluxe. If you purchase it before its release date (pre-order or pre-purcghase – both terms describe the same thing), you will receive a few “gifts” in- and out of the game. Keep reading to find out what exactly are the differences between the available editions and decide which is best for you.
JEDI FALLEN ORDER STANDARD EDITION
Available on: PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One
The base version grants you access to the full game. The key features of the game include:
- Cinematic immersive combat experience – as you can see in any trailer and gameplay demo, the combat is thoughtful and impressively well-designed. Each action you take with your weapon means something and the way you approach your enemies will determine the outcome. Tougher NPCs may take longer to defeat and/or require special set of actions. Strikes, parries and dodging are the bread and butter of the combat system. It wont take you long to learn it, but mastering it might take a bit of practice.
- A New Canon Star Wars Story – Cal is a padawan when Order 66 wipes out the Jedi Order and kills almost all of the Jedi. He needs to complete his training and become a true Jedi to take on the tough challenges he is going to face during his missions. Jedi Fallen Order is a single-player story-driven game, part of the official new Star Wars canon, which Disney reset when they took over from George Lucas. Cal is a brand new character, but you will meet a lot of familiar faces and explore iconic places during your journey with him.
If you pre-order the Standard edition, you will receive the following additional bonuses:
- Orange lightsaber blade color
- 2 cosmetic lightsaber customization sets
- Cosmetic skin for BD-1
If you get the game from Origin while you have an active Origin Access or EA Access subscription, you will get a 10% discount. This is valid for pretty much all EA titles. Subscribers to the higher tier called “Origin Access Premier” will also get the opportunity to play the Deluxe edition of the game at launch!
JEDI FALLEN ORDER DELUXE EDITION
Available on: PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One
The Deluxe version grants you access to the full game, same as the Standard Edition, but it also offers a few extra perks to justify the higher price:
- Cosmetic skin for BD-1
- Cosmetic skin for the Stinger Mantis ship
- Digital art book
- “Director’s Cut” behind-the-scenes videos, featuring over 90 minutes of footage from the making of the game
It is more than likely that the documentary will leak on YouTube and/or other platforms soon enough. If this is your biggest incentive to get the Deluxe edition, perhaps you should reconsider.
If you pre-order the Deluxe edition, you will receive the following additional bonuses:
- Orange lightsaber blade color
- 2 cosmetic lightsaber customization sets
- Cosmetic skin for BD-1
If you get the game from Origin while you have an active Origin Access or EA Access subscription, you will get a 10% discount. This is valid for pretty much all EA titles. Subscribers to the higher tier called “Origin Access Premier” will also get the opportunity to play the Deluxe edition of the game at launch!
JEDI FALLEN ORDER PC SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS (OFFICIAL)
Coming directly from the source (Origin), here are the official minimal and recommended PC requirements.
MINIMUM PC SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
OS: 64-bit Windows 7/8.1/10
Processor (AMD): FX-6100 or Equivalent
Processor (Intel): i3-3220 or Equivalent
Memory: 8 GB
Graphics card (AMD): Radeon HD 7750 or Equivalent
Graphics card (NVIDIA): GeForce GTX 650 or Equivalent
DirectX: 11 Compatible video card or equivalent
Hard-drive space: 55 GB
RECOMMENDED PC SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
OS: 64-bit Windows 7/8.1/10
Processor (AMD): Ryzen 7 1700 or Equivalent
Processor (Intel): i7-6700K or Equivalent
Memory: 16 GB
Graphics card (AMD): RX Vega 56 or Equivalent
Graphics card (NVIDIA): GTX 1070 or Equivalent
DirectX: 11 Compatible video card or equivalent
Hard-drive space: 55 GB
JEDI FALLEN ORDER ON STEAM
On October 29 EA and Valve announced their partnership and confirmed the rumors. EA video games and EA Access subscription will be part of Steam. The first video game is indeed Jedi Fallen Order. As of Oct. 29 It is available in both of its editions at exactly the same retail prices as in the Origin store.
EA Access will come to Steam some time in the Spring of 2019, the press-release reveals.
“We’re excited to partner with EA to not only bring their great games and subscription service to Steam, but also to open up our communities to each other in an unprecedented way that will benefit players and developers around the world.” – said Valve’s Gabe Newell.
