Star Wars Jedi: Survivor releases today, and the review’s for the game our already out, scoring pretty decently across most reviewers. Interested players can check out IGN India’s review for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor here.
However, there has been one noticeable issue about the game which has been common for reviewers, and that is the title’s performance on PC. It was recently reported that EA will be delivering weeks worth of patches in order to fix bugs, improve performance and add more accessibility options to the title. The first patch will be released today across all platforms.
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Our first patch will arrive on launch day across all platforms. In the weeks ahead, we’ll deploy patches that will:
– Fix bugs
– Improve performance
– Add more accessibility… pic.twitter.com/pUtyoGopP5— EA Star Wars (@EAStarWars) April 26, 2023
The most common issues that players have been facing with the PC port of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor are: frame rate drops in double digits, game crashing at times and trouble loading up all assets of the scene. Popular content creator Skill Up has also posted on Twitter the issues he was facing while playing the game.
Skill Up tweeted stating that he will be releasing a Star Wars Jedi: Survivor review in the near future and it is a great game, but he advises players to avoid playing the game on PC, “for now at least.” He has called the PC port of the game a “total mess” mainly because of the “awful FPS performance” which cannot be improved through any of the options available in the settings menu.
I’ll have a Jedi Survivor review up later but right now I can say that it’s a great game that you should absolutely avoid if you’re playing on PC (for now, at least). The port is a total mess, namely awful FPS performance that cannot be improved through any settings changes 1/2
— Skill Up (@SkillUpYT) April 26, 2023
Skill Up added that the PC port “struggles to maintain 40 fps on a 2080ti/3700x” and even his 4090/5950x wasn’t able to “maintain a solid 60fps.” Furthermore, he also mentioned a “game breaking audio bug” which is responsible for spoiling almost all cutscene experiences. Lastly, he recommends players to wait till the day 1 patch arrives before starting to play the game on PC.
It struggles to maintain 40 fps on a 2080ti/3700x and my 4090/5950x cannot maintain a solid 60 fps. There’s also a game breaking audio bug atm that ruins every cutscene. There’s a PC patch planned for the 28th. Recommend waiting until the impacts of that patch are confirmed.
— Skill Up (@SkillUpYT) April 26, 2023
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