Star Wars: Jedi Survivor | PS5 Gameplay Walkthrough Part 1 - 4k No Commentary

Star Wars: Jedi Survivor | PS5 Gameplay Walkthrough Part 1 - 4k No Commentary is an action-adventure game developed by Respawn Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts. A sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (2019), it was released on PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S on April 28, 2023. The game received generally favourable reviews. If you like this video please subscribe to the channel to get notifications on our latest uploads. #jedisurvivor #jedisurvivorgameplay #playstation5 Star Wars Jedi: Survivor maintains many of the gameplay mechanics from its predecessor with new elements. In lightsaber combat, there are five "fully realized" stances in the game that Cal Kestis can use. The single blade and double blade lightsaber stances return from Fallen Order, while the special dual-wield single blade attack is expanded into its own fully playable lightsaber stance. The dual-wield stance was intended to be a fully playable stance in Fallen Order but Respawn did not have enough time to finish it before release so it was changed to be a special attack. A new, heavier Kylo Ren-style crossguard lightsaber stance is added that requires more confidence to use due to longer timing windows in blocking and parrying enemy attacks. The second new stance is the blaster stance which allows the player to use a lightsaber and blaster combo for both close and ranged attacks. These different stances are designed to be used to combat specific types of enemies which Asmussen says will make the player "figure out what the best weapon of choice is". A new Force stasis ability, similar to the one used by Kylo Ren in The Force Awakens, allows the player to freeze enemies and blaster bolts in mid-air. Jedi survivor PS5 gameplay walkthrough part 1 contains 1 hour and 36 minutes of the first part 1 / prologue gameplay from the main campaign, introducing new iconic characters and gameplay elements within a new epic storyline. The video quality is in 4K and with no commentary throughout and is captured directly from the PlayStation 5.