The single-player game outperformed EA's expectations and was their first console Star Wars release to not be riddled with controversy or cancellation in some way. The Inverse AnalysisĮven though EA and Respawn Entertainment likely won't unveil for years, it wouldn't be a surprise if a sequel to the game is already in development. As of right now, it and another 'smaller, more unusual project' from EA Motive are the only Star Wars games in development. The main crux of the report teasing Star Wars - Jedi: Fallen Order 2 was that Viking, a codenamed Star Wars: Battlefront spin-off built on the last remnants of Visceral Games' canceled single-player game Ragtag, was also canceled. The game is EA's best Star Wars product yet, as the company has struggled since acquiring the license in 2013. 'Jedi: Fallen Order' is getting a sequel.Įven though some bugs made it a bit rough around the edges, Jedi: Fallen Order still has a lot of heart and deserves this success. 'We had forecast 6 million to 8 million units for the fiscal year, but to hit the high end of that in the third quarter, and now we anticipate selling around 10 million units in the fiscal year, a very strong result for a single-player action game.' 'Sales of Star Wars - Jedi: Fallen Order significantly beat our expectations,' he said. The game outperformed EA's expectations, with CFO Blake Jorgensen voicing his pleasure at the game's success in the company's latest financial call. So far, EA believes that Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order will sell 10 million units before the end of March. Star Wars leaker blog Bespin Bulletin also reported over the weekend that the sequel would be released in fall 2022. It will be the genesis of its own sub-series like Battlefront. Many of the publisher's Star Wars games run into issues during development or right at launch, but Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order bucked that trend for the most part. What's more is that a release date might already be on the calendar.Īccording to Kotaku's report, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order 2 is one of two Star Wars games still in active development at EA. But Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order proved itself quite a success, and Kotaku is now reporting that there will be a sequel. EA had struggled with the critical reception to Star Wars: Battlefront and its sequel, and the company did not seem to have much faith in a single-player game with no microtransactions or season pass.

Respawn Entertainment's Star Wars - Jedi: Fallen Orderhad a lot to prove when it was released last November.

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