This guide will tell you some of the things you can do once you’ve finished Jedi Survivor’s main story. This will be especially useful for those attempting to 100% the game.
Get All Perks and Perk Slots to alter your gameplay
Perks grant different passive effects that alter your gameplay in Star Wars Jedi Survivor. There’s a total of 25 unique perks available and you can get them by completing puzzles, exploring different planets, defeating an enemy, and even when completing the story for the first time.
Using different perks is the best and easiest way to make your Jedi Survivor experience something completely unique and challenging if you want it. On the other hand, it can also make you feel like an invincible monster. There’s no right or bad approach, it’s just personal preference.
Perks are one of the best gameplay customization options and combined with the possibilityt of pairing new stances, can transform the game into a totally new experience.
Perks can be divided into offensive, defensive, and utility. It’s up to you to decide which ones to use depending on your playstyle.
At the beginning of the game, you will have access only to 3 perk slots but you can unlock up to 10! This will open a huge amount of possibilities to make things more interesting. Keep in mind that many perks can use two or even three perk slots. Personally, I’d love to see how the gameplay would be with all perk slots equipped but that’s not possible.
For more info, check out our Perks Guide and Locations Catalog. We also have comprehensive Lightsaber Stance Pairing Guides.
Need more challenges? Defeat All Legendary Enemies
Completing the story is something very rewarding in itself, but returning to combat standard enemies can be a little underwhelming after fighting enemies like Dagan Gera, Bode Akuna, and Darth Vader.
If you want a challenge that may (or may not) be as frustrating as the main boss fights of the game then defeating every legendary enemy might be a good option for you.
There’s a total of eleven legendary enemies, most of them are upgraded versions of units like Droidekas, Sentry Droids, B2 Super Battle Droids, Mogus, Goroccos, and more. But there are two of them that are in a league of their own.
The first one is the all-mighty Rancor, you probably have already defeated it since it’s one of the first side missions in Koboh but if not, this is the perfect moment to do so.
What makes it hard to defeat all legendary enemies is without a doubt beating the Spawn of Oggdo. It’s not even close to the other legendary enemies, including the Rancor. The Spawn of Oggdo is considered by the community more of a meme fight due to how ridiculously hard it is to defeat.
This boss fight is hilarious, frustrating, and incredibly satisfying once you beat it. Compared to Oggdo Bogdo, every other legendary enemy is nothing.
To learn where to find every legendary enemy check out the Legendary Adversaries Locations Guide.
Go Fishing
There are many characters that can be recruited. One of them is Skoova Stev, he’s a strange fellow with a passion for fishing. There’s a fish tank at Pyloon Saloon that is empty and incredibly dirty when you arrive at Koboh for the first time, but there’s something you can do to leave it clean and habitable.
Saying that Cal is going to fish is not exactly accurate. After recruiting Skoova Stev, he will clean the fish tank and add new species. Before that, you must get these new species.
To get all fish species, simply find Skoova Stev in all possible locations. Remember to interact with him and wait for the fish to be caught. Next time you go to Pyloon Saloon, the tank will have new species swimming in there.
Make A Beautiful Garden
You read that right, gardening is an actual thing in Jedi Survivor. Personally, I’m not the biggest fan but it’s necessary if you’re trying to get all achievements.
While you can technically access the Garden on top of the Pyloon Saloon as soon as you get to the building for the first time, you can more easily access it when the stairs are unlocked after completing the Forest Array.
To unlock the ability to expand the garden, you’ll need to recruit Pili Walde. You can recruit Pili on your second trip to Jedha when you’re journeying to the Pilgrim’s Sanctuary.
Pili will be in a small cave in a stone spire where she’ll be growing a small garden in the Blustery Mesa. Talk to her to recruit her and you’ll find her in the garden on Koboh the next time you visit.
You will start with just a single garden plot, to unlock more you only need to fill it with plants. But first, you have to find all types of seeds on Koboh. There are small, medium, and big seeds. One thing that I find really cool is that every seed has multiple color variations.
Play Holotactics
Games inside a game aren’t my cup of tea. I remember playing Pazaak in Knights of the Old Republic and Gwent in The Witcher 3, it is entertaining for a few matches but nothing more.
When I learned about Holotactics my first thought was “great, another boring game” but I had to eat my word because Holotactics is actually entertaining, easy to understand, and requires a strategy that anyone could think of.
Holotactics is a minigame you can unlock in the Pyloon Saloon. You and your opponent will have numerous units comprised of enemies you fight throughout Jedi Survivor.
You must pit your fighters against one another and see who comes out on top! There’s some element to random chance as you’re pitting the AI against itself, but a good strategy will help you prevail!
You can choose units from the Galactic Empire, Bedlam Raiders, and the wild fauna. At the beginning of each round, you’re granted a certain amount of points that you can spend on different units. The stronger a unit is, the more points it costs.
After experimenting with different units and positioning, anyone can learn how to defeat each opponent. It might take less time for people who have experience with TCGs or RTS games but it isn’t something that requires you to invest dozens of hours.
If you don’t want to spend a lot of time theorizing or you’re simply not interested in the game, use our guide on how to defeat every opponent in Holotactics.
Complete All Fractured Force Tears Challenges
Fractured Force Tears are a group of challenges that must be completed to earn the “Blood, Sweat, and Tears” achievement.
Some of the Force Tear challenges are puzzles that you have to solve quickly, smartly, and often using parkour gameplay. Others task you to defeat specific enemies or waves of enemies often limiting you to a specific lightsaber stance. This is great for practicing all Lightsaber Stances!
Some of the Fractured Force Tear challenges featuring combat encounters can be incredibly tough to beat, while others feel like a walk in the park. To better prepare for the tough ones, I highly recommend that you gain Skill Points and improve your HP and Force meters by discovering all Health Essence and Force Essence locations in the game.
Parkour puzzles might take you a considerable amount of tries before succeeding. My best advice is to be patient and learn as much as you can from your mistakes.
On the other hand, most battles are super easy and even fun but there are three that are very tough. One requires you to fight three legendary enemies, another puts you against two Rancors, and the hardest one will revive the nightmare of facing the Spawn of Oggdo, multiplied by two…
Fractured Force Tears are located in Koboh, Jedha, and the Shattered Moon. For detailed walkthroughs, read our Force Tears Locations guide.
Find And Complete All High Republic Chambers
The High Republic had a huge influence on Jedi Survivor’s story and context. As a result of this, there are many High Republic temples spread around Koboh, all of them with secrets that require you to complete puzzles.
They might appear simple, but solving the puzzle of each chamber might take you more time than you’d like. People who are into puzzles will really enjoy it.
We have a guide showing you how to find and access all High Republic Chambers on Koboh. And we have individual guides to each Chamber showing you how to solve the puzzle and 100% explore and find all Collectibles inside.
Explore The Vast Worlds Of Koboh And Jedha
If you don’t want to have challenging combats or break your head with puzzles, there’s always the option of exploring. Both Koboh and Jedha are huge and there are tons of secrets to be found.
Hearing funny conversations between NPCs or making the wild fauna attack Imperial Troopers or Bedlam Raiders is super fun but my favorite activity is looking for cool easter eggs.
It doesn’t matter if it’s a Stormtrooper talking to himself about life, B2 Battle Droids arguing about who’s the superior droid, items from the Clone Wars, or even a posing Wampa.
I could spend hours and hours looking for cool easter eggs, obviously, not everyone might enjoy this activity but if you do, you should give it a try.
Defeat Every Bounty Hunter
The Haxion Brood is a group that has been after Cal Kestis since Jedi Fallen Order. Before Jedi Survivor, the Mantis Crew defeated countless Haxion Brood hunters but it seems to never end. For every hunter defeated two more appear, and Jedi Survivor continues this “tradition”.
Caij Vanda is a shady woman that likes to spend her time gambling and making a profit. Since Fallen Order, the price for Cal’s head has increased a lot. This is Caij’s territory so she “helps” Cal by giving him the locations of all sixteen bounty hunters.
The only thing that I don’t like about this is that you must defeat one bounty hunter before learning the location of the next one.
For better or worse, almost none of them are worthy opponents so it shouldn’t take long before defeating all of them. Once you do it, a final encounter will be unlocked. Prepare to meet the greatest Bounty Hunter of this era.
You can check our guide to every Bounty Hunter location.
Start A New Journey+ And Make It Spicier
All of the experience and items are transferred when you start New Journey +. You will be able to replay the game while keeping all of the upgrades you have unlocked and earned from your previous playthrough.
There are many players that love challenges and nerve-wracking difficulty. Completing Jedi Survivor on its highest difficulty is certainly rewarding. Even if Jedi Survivor isn’t as difficult as Elden Ring, Bloodborne, or any of the Soul games, it can still be very hard if you set it up properly.
These are the steps that you need to follow in order to do it: Set the game to Jedi Grand Master difficulty. Then, equip the Purity and Warrior perks. This will make you receive more damage and the enemies will be stronger.
These perks combined with Jedi Grand Master Difficulty will make even a small pack of Rawkas deadly for Cal. Have fun!
Look for Bode’s Echoes
Bode’s betrayal was unexpected for many of us. Since the beginning of the game, Bode became a valuable ally and good friend of Cal Kestis. His sad story made it very easy to empathize with a man that just wants a galaxy where his daughter can live in peace.
If there’s something that Star Wars has taught us, is that not everyone is completely bad or completely good. Bode was always a double agent but he actually developed a strong bond with Cal, obviously not strong enough to prevent him from shooting Master Cordova and calling the Empire but we know that he had at least some kind of appreciation for the young Jedi.
After finishing the main story, you’re able to return to almost all locations on every planet and find new Force Echoes. These Force Echoes give a deep insight into Bode’s thoughts before, during, and after his infiltration.
I always find it very interesting to learn about a villain’s motivations and thought processes, especially when it isn’t fueled by something like hate or revenge. Love can push anyone to do terrible things and Bode Akuna is the perfect example of it.
Buy All Available Items
One of the things where Jedi Survivor really outshines Fallen Order is the customizing aspect. There are so many things to get: BD-1 parts, lightsaber components, outfits, and even hairstyles!
Some can be found in chests but many others can only be purchased from different vendors. To purchase the items from any vendors, you must have enough of the respective currency. The main currencies are Priorite Shards, Datadiscs, and Jedha Scrolls.
Priorite Shards are practically everywhere, these are used to buy from Doma Dendra.
Datadiscs can only be found in High Republic ruins. Exchange them with Zee in Pyloon Saloon.
Jedha Scrolls are exclusive to Jedha and Sister Taske is the vendor that accepts them.
Aside from Outfits, BD-1 parts, hairstyles, and lightsaber/blaster components, you can also buy perk slots, music tracks, and even abilities.
For more detailed information, read our Vendors and Resources Guide.
Find All Map Upgrades
There’s a total of five Map Upgrades in Jedi Survivor. Some require completing challenges while others can be found while exploring. Getting all five Map Upgrades will let you see Seed Pods, Chests, Upgrades, Treasures, and Databanks on your map.
Map upgrades are probably the most useful thing in Jedi Survivor. This is crucial if you are attempting to 100% the game. The best thing about map upgrades is that they will save you from spending hours searching for that last item you’re missing.
Get Every Achievement, 100% Jedi Survivor!
If you’ve read this far, it probably means that you’re thinking of completing the game. It’s not the hardest thing to do but it will certainly consume a decent amount of time.
In Star Wars Jedi Survivor you can unlock achievements by multiple means. Some are gained by progressing through the game story or by completing certain challenges. There are a total of 53 achievements available!
Getting all achievements is more of a bragging rights thing but having that “100% complete” sign on your profile feels so good. Plus, you can get some goodies by fulfilling the requirements for achievements in the form of customizations, Perks, and more!
There are a total of 23 Hidden Achievements you can get in Jedi Survivor. These tend to be gained through challenging or inconspicuous means. Everything you need to know about it is explained in our Jedi Survivor Achievements list guide.
