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Happened as dated, per ign.com: "…y expanded combat options, bigger, more open maps, vastly more abilities to play with, and enough co…"
Wikipedia confirms Star Wars Jedi: Survivor released on 28 April 2023 for PS5, Windows and Xbox Series X/S; reviews such as IGN's[1] (the pin's source) published around that date, not the pin's stored 17 March 2023.
A 4,824-view Twitch clip of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor gameplay: evidence that the game is playable, not a source for the event or its date.
Reports Respawn's own announcement moving the release (and thus review embargo) from the originally planned March date to 28 April 2023 to allow extra polish time.[1]
EA's own official announcement states Star Wars Jedi: Survivor's release moved from its original date to 28 April 2023, six weeks later, to allow extra polish; IGN's[1] review (the pin's source) published around that actual launch, not the pin's stored 17 March 2023.
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Third-person narrative action adventure with close-quarters combat; Prima lists the pair as sharing an open-world versus linear balance.
SourceOpen-world action adventure with a mix of melee and tools; frequent comparison point among 2022-23 narrative action games.
SourceAt first I was afraid, I was petrified – I kept thinking "how could Respawn follow up on its outstanding Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order?" But then I spent so many nights playing the sequel finding out how they got it right and Cal Kestis grew strong, and I learned how to get along. And now we’re back, in outer space… okay, okay, don’t leave! I’ll stop. The point is that with vastly expanded combat options, bigger, more open maps, vastly more abilities to play with, and enough collectable stuff to fill a Correllian freighter, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is in many ways the Batman: Arkham City to Fallen Order’s Arkham Asylum. And much like the Arkham games did for Batman, nothing else convincingly captures playing as a Force user quite as well as this.