Introduction:
After the events of Order 66, "The Jedi purge" the remaining Jedi must go into hiding and conceal their powers, until...
To save a friend from certain death you suspend them in the air using the force revealing yourself to the empire and must go on the run causing them as much trouble as you can in a despite an attempt to restore the Jedi Order, and ultimately the Galactic Republic.

Gameplay:
You are able to choose your difficulty on a scale of Jedi Knight, Jedi Master, or Jedi Grand Master, or for super easy mode "Story mode". It's similar to dark souls but easier... It still sets itself apart with lots of map diversity and customization. There is a clear lack of combat to be honest, like sometimes it's a couple storm troopers but no matter what your difficulty, they take maybe 12 seconds to kill which is disappointing, however understandable considering that you're a Jedi. I just wish you could have entire garrisons, or squadrons of troppers heading towards you. My favorite thing to do in the entire game, deflect or freeze blaster lasers! The visuals of the game are absolutely amazing, even sometimes confusing me for being ray-traced. The world detail is very good, completely self-guided, no zones, just world - that said there are borders which suck like a lot, for example on Bogano if you fall you just die, and on Zeffo either a massive ship or falling to you death, its a very out-of-bounds borderlands-esk forced death, this isn't a complaint, it's just explaining how they keep you in the world. The weapon (being lightsaber because you cannot use anything other than your saber and the force) is really really good, I wish battlefront games had the block and returning like this game because it's well done. One complaint though - why does the empire shock sticks, that are standard issue have such high damage compared to a lightsaber? As you continue through the game you will unlock more force powers which can be used in the story to make some things easier which nothing but cosmetic usage, or completely relevant you need it or you're not finishing the game. The game was very well thought out, very well executed, and fairly well done providing easily over 100 fps at almost any given time, on epic settings while looking amazing. In my eyes, the only problem I really have with this game is the Holomap which is hard to understand, use and figure out anything other than the depth of what level you should be on, and the lack of co-op, I would have loved to hunted holocrons with my friend or even had them play from the empires side hunting Cal (the Padawan). Cals acting was perfect, BD-1 is a good droid but kind of unhelpful sometimes.


I do recommend trying this game, once you buy it there are no microtransactions or pay-to-win mechanics.

Story connection:
Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order, so far is canon. Bracca can be seen in the first season of Disney's The Bad Batch. I think we're going to see more and more of Bracca and Cal and hear about him more in time, potentially in Kenobi or the Ahsoka Series. I admire the flashbacks and how true this game really is to the rest of the Star Wars Story. We see Cal as a padawan, and he and his master fight for the republic alongside clone troopers, and the execution and aftermath of Order 66, the replacement of clones, Imperial Priorities, Politics, Agendas. For the most part, cal worked alone. He had help from people around him sometimes but he often worked alone sometimes could be considered a rebel cell on his own.

Conclusion:
I love this game, I keep coming back to play it again, I love Venator-class Star Destroyers and I love Vader and the concept of the Force, I really hope we get something super similar to this in the future with Jedi Fallen Order II, plus a bunch more Venator, and maybe co-op.