Completing the main story in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor can always be a bittersweet thing. It’s hard to finish a story for the first time, realizing that the surprises, emotions, and excitement have been experienced. Yet, Respawn Entertainment put a lot of love into Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, meaning there’s still plenty for the player to do when the credits roll.
Once players complete the main story in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, there are plenty of things left to do. Players will have a riveting amount of endgame content to enjoy, along with a new set of upgrades, cosmetics, and abilities for this new adventure in the galaxy far, far away.
10 Hunt For Bounty Hunters
There are 17 bounty hunters in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and some are not unlocked until the late-game story progression. After the main story is complete, players should return to Caij Venda at Pyloon’s Saloon and continue the hunt for the Haxion Brood bounty hunter targets that seek to make life a nightmare for Cal Kestis and the Mantis crew.
Leaving the bounty hunters for the endgame content is a great idea, as it will give players enough time to gather the combat training that they need, as well as the Force powers that will assist them in these difficult fights. Plus, the 17th bounty hunter target has a fun surprise for fans.
9 Tend To The Rooftop Garden
One of the more peaceful options in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is to manage a rooftop garden at Pyloon’s Saloon. From here, players have the option to plant and grow different seeds found all over the galaxy, with a wide variety of plant life and seeds from even Naboo. Players can dedicate their time to making a lush and prosperous garden, all with the assistance of Pili the gardener.
Pili can be recruited by talking to her on Jedha, where she can be found in the Blustery Mesa cave. By having Pili as a gardener, players will be able to learn more about the seeds they find and plant, as well as unlock new garden plots of land.
8 Explore Rumors in Rambler’s Ranch And Pyloon’s Saloon
After each main mission is completed in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, players can return to Koboh’s HUB world at Rambler’s Ranch and Pyloon’s Saloon to find more characters that have arrived. Through making conversation with these NPCs, players can find themselves taking on new missions and Rumors, which is great for endgame content.
As players complete the main story, they will find that even more NPCs have arrived, meaning that they have reached the height of missions available, so it’s best to talk to everyone around to gain more Rumors that act as Side Quests in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor so the adventure can never stop.
7 Look For New Force Echoes
For the players that love more stories, Force Echoes is a great way to gain a deeper insight into the minds and memories of other characters. As the story ends in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, another begins, as players will be able to find new Force Echo spots across the galaxy, where they can gain a deeper insight into the characters in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and where their motives were at specific points of the game’s story.
Finding Force Echoes is also a great way to learn more about certain areas, as players might find an item or a dead body and want to know exactly what happened. With Force Echoes, players have the opportunity to learn more rather than just make assumptions.
6 Discover Legendary Boss Fights
There are plenty of boss fights in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, but some of the most challenging boss fights are secrets. Players can find some hidden boss fights as they explore the areas available to them in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, whether it’s the feared Spawn of Oggdo, or perhaps facing off against two Rancors at once.
Players can find a bout of legendary enemies that Cal Kestis will need to swing his lightsaber at to kill or be killed. These boss fights are great for the endgame content, as players will be far more powerful than when they started the game, although that doesn’t mean these fights will be easy.
5 Complete All Jedi Chambers
There are a total of 7 Jedi Chambers in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, each one featuring a unique puzzle that Cal will have to navigate himself through. The Jedi Chambers in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor test the brains of the player, rather than the brawn. These dungeon-like sections will have players thinking of solutions, with a great reward waiting for them.
Players could find an upgrade to health or Force meters at the end of the Jedi Chamber. It’s best to use the endgame content as a way to do the Jedi Chambers, as at this point, players will have all the upgrades they need to experiment with puzzle solutions from BD-1’s upgrades to Cal’s Force moves.
4 Reach Inaccessible Areas
There may be plenty of areas that players would have had to ignore as they run through Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Whether it’s from their first time on Coruscant, or exploring the many caverns on Koboh. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has plenty of areas in which the player will need to return at a later date, once they have unlocked a new upgrade.
After completing the story, players will have every upgrade they need to reach the once inaccessible areas in the game. Players will be able to shoot Electro Darts to open doors, Force dash through green shields, and jump on air balloons to reach areas that they have not yet explored.
3 Find Every Collectible
There is a great deal of collectibles that can be found in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. If players truly want to reach 100% completion of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, then they will have to go through every area of every location to fill in their checklist of collectibles. Players can find Force Echoes, chests, different currencies, and more.
By finding every collectible in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, players will have truly mastered the game, as they have left no stone unturned in their hunt for everything they can do in the endgame content. It’s an achievement in itself considering just how many collectibles there are.
2 Master Holotactics
Within Pyloon’s Saloon, players can find a secret minigame in the form of Holotactics. This game mode will challenge players and their tactical prowess, as they won’t have a lightsaber to defend them. Players need to use their brains in a tactical turn-based match against other AI opponents of famed characters from Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
Some rewards can be obtained in Holotactics, from new cosmetics to new abilities. It’s a great minigame that rewards players that have used BD-1 to scan all enemy types, as they will be able to use these enemies to battle their opponents.
1 Begin New Game Plus
New Game Plus is in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor in the form of New Journey +. Players can begin New Game Plus through the main menu after completing the story. It’s a great journey to go through when players think they have done it all, as New Game Plus will challenge players due to the enhanced difficulty.
Players can enjoy New Game Plus with some new rewards, including a red lightsaber that can only be accessed through New Game Plus. All lightsaber stances, perks, and skills will carry over, meaning players will start the game fresh while remaining at the height of their power.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is now available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.