EA admits Jedi: Survivor “isn’t performing to our standards” on some PCs

We have been largely pleased with Star Wars Jedi: Survivor once we performed it on PS5 — right here’s our full overview — nevertheless it’s having main points on PC. A day after launch, 63 p.c of its Steam opinions are unfavorable, complaining that even high-end elements can’t competently run the sport.

Now, writer EA is starting to personal it. “We’re conscious that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor isn’t performing to our requirements for a proportion of our PC gamers,” a tweet from the official EA Star Wars account reads.

EA is promising to “handle these instances shortly” and is already engaged on fixes — nevertheless it appears clear from the corporate’s wording that it doesn’t wish to elevate your expectations too excessive, warning that “there isn’t any single, complete resolution for PC efficiency.” The corporate additionally appears to be throwing some shade at gamers utilizing Home windows 10 reasonably than Home windows 11.

If this complete story sounds mighty acquainted, that’s as a result of it’s just like the saga we’re at present enduring with The Final of Us Half I on PC, a recreation that (like Jedi: Survivor!) was delayed particularly so it would meet these high quality requirements and but launched with so many critical issues that it attained “principally unfavorable” opinions on Steam.

Rock Paper Shotgun experiences that the sport is a “scorching mess” on the Steam Deck specifically, which is a disgrace contemplating the unique Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order was a Deck launch advertising and marketing title and ran moderately effectively. EA doesn’t point out the Deck in its notice about fixes in any respect. Final I examined, The Final of Us nonetheless wasn’t operating effectively on the Deck regardless of a number of waves of fixes.