How long is Star Wars Jedi Survivor?

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If you want to know how long Star Wars Jedi Survivor is then it all depends on how much you want to explore the galaxy. When it comes to how long to beat Jedi Survivor, the main story is obviously non-negotiable but there's loads of side content and exploring that could make a big difference to completion times. Two of the main planets are huge, with lots of stuff to keep returning too and so offering plenty of opportunity to take on a new challenges and wander off the beaten path. So, if you want to know how long Star Wars Jedi Survivor is, we'll outline it all below depending on how you're going to play. 

How long is Star Wars Jedi Survivor?

Star Wars Jedi Survivor length will vary entirely based on how you play it, but breaks down like this: 

  • Critical path/Just story: 15-20 hours
  • Standard playthrough (story plus some sidequests/exploration): 25-35 hours
  • 100% completionist playthrough: 45-50+ hours 

The variation of times to complete Star Wars Jedi Survivor all comes down to the amount of side mission and challenges you can do. Particularly on its largest and most important planet, Koboh. Areas like that are ripe for exploration, filled with side quests and additional content, and generally takes a long time to get around. You'll also be limited by the Star Wars Jedi Survivor abilities, Force powers and gear you can unlock, with many areas locked away by some gadget or skill you'll have to unlock in the story first. 

You might also find that some Star Wars Jedi Survivor bosses hold you back more than others. You'll find a number of foes across the galaxy, and while some are easy to overcome, others are extremely powerful. If you find yourself stuck on a particular enemy, consider changing up your Star Wars Jedi Survivor lightsaber stances, and remember that you can alter the difficulty options at any time while out of combat - a factor that will also impact how long it takes to beat the game. 

You will at least have the chance to save some time thanks to the fast-travel system, but depending on how often you want to stray from the main objective, you'll find a lot of potential distractions.

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