The final chapter in Cal Kestis' story will be developed by Respawn Entertainment, though the director of the first two games has left the studio.

The upcoming Star Wars Jedi title will be the last in the series, centering around Cal Kestis. There's a good chance Respawn Entertainment is already working on the new title, based on several indications.

EA confirms that a new Star Wars Jedi game is in development at Respawn, and that it will be the 'final chapter' in the Force-powered series.

Survivor has been officially confirmed by EA, and it will mark the conclusion of the beloved series, according to recent statements from EA’s leadership. Developed by Respawn Entertainment, best known for Titanfall,

The Force is strong with EA as it has released a new Star Wars Jedi: Survivor update sure to delight fans of the game, especially on PC. It has added FPS improvements, quality-of-life updates, and the removal of Denuvo DRM (a common complaint from PC gamers).

Survivor would be arriving on last-gen consoles after previously being a current-gen exclusive. Now, a few days ahead of the game’s September 17 launch on PS4 and Xbox One, Respawn and EA have provided some details and gameplay footage.

Survivor has shed everyone's favourite DRM system and bid farewell to Denuvo. This welcome change is part of Patch 9, which also throws in some performance and quality of life improvements, along with some bug fixes.

Star Wars fans have a good reason to return to or pick up Star Wars Jedi: Survivor on PC providing they can tear themselves away from the just-released Star War Outlaws. The latest patch for Respawn’s impressive sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order not only removes the troublesome Denuvo DRM that was previously included in the game’s install,