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Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order is Sekiro meets Uncharted in EA Play gameplay at E3

E3 is kicking off on Monday, but before the main event takes place, we still have several pre-E3 publisher conferences to sit through. Electronic Arts’ (EA) conference, EA Play, took place today, and the company revealed 15 minutes of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order gameplay right at the start.

The game was first to be shown in a series of live streams currently happening on Electronic Arts’ E3 showcase. This year, the publisher opted to go in-depth on existing projects rather than announce new ones – and it seemed to be a good choice. This is the first single-player action Star Wars game in many years, with the most recent being The Force Unleashed. 

With the gameplay being revealed, we’ve got a lot of things to breakdown with today’s footage. Respawn Entertainment’s Vince Zampella confirmed at the event that the footage takes place 3 hours into the game. 

The gameplay footage showcased a TON of new details, which included the protagonist wall-running, jumping and doing Uncharted-style climbing. We also saw lightsaber combat (which looks absolutely incredible) as well as usage of force abilities.

The demo also introduced us to a familiar face: Saw Gerrera, a character that has become very notable in the Star Wars universe and has appeared in a variety of Star Wars media including the TV shows, movies, and comics. With this, Zampella re-confirmed that Fallen Order will indeed take place in the current Star Wars canon.

With graphics that look somewhat last-gen, hopefully a lot of the flaws are a result of pre-alpha footage. Other than that, it seems that we’re in for a treat and a fun ride for us Star Wars fans who have been wanting a Sekiro-style Star Wars game for a while. I, personally, am super excited to get my hands on the game and see for myself how it plays. It looks super fun and the combat looks very satisfying.

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