Star Wars Jedi: Survivor may have fewer planets than Jedi: Fallen Order, but the game's planets have a larger open world for players to explore. The main planet in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is Koboh, which even has a settlement that Cal can help grow. On the planet Koboh, there are a lot of various things that players can get into, from side quests to fishing.
In order to do so, of course, players will need to explore as much as they can on Koboh, especially after gaining access to all of Cal's movement upgrades. For players who are looking for more to do, or for gamers who have already beaten Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, there is much to be done on Koboh.
9 Take In Rumors
Side quests in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor are known as rumors that Cal can discover on Koboh. These are generally found by talking to prospectors and other NPCs around Koboh, especially in Pyloon's Saloon.
Tracking down these rumors always rewards Cal with some sort of prize. Finishing a rumor can lead to new collectibles, legendary beasts, and spots in Koboh players never knew were there. It's beneficial for players to take rumors on to discover secrets.
8 Meet Scoova And Fish
Scoova Stev is arguably one of the best characters that Cal can meet along his journey. This small, colorful person will greet Cal in a Scottish accent and Cal will invite him to Pyloon's Saloon. After meeting Scoova on Koboh, players will be able to locate the fisherman and his boat on various planets.
After talking to Scoova in different locations, he will jump into mud and waters and yank out a new fish for Greez to showcase at Pyloon's Saloon. This will also help clean up the fish tank at the cantina.
7 Search For Collectibles
Of all the planets in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Koboh has the most secrets and collectibles waiting to be found by treasure-hungry gamers. From the beginning of the story, after Cal lands on Koboh, collectibles will await players in every crevice.
It's important for players who are looking to 100% Star Wars Jedi: Survivor to hunt for these collectibles. Once Cal can use all the movement upgrades, players can finally search for all of Koboh's collectibles.
6 Grow The Settlement With Civilians
When Cal Kestis first crash-lands on Koboh, the settlement he finds doesn't have too many people wandering around. Even Pyloon's Saloon appears run-down and empty. But, players can help turn the settlement and Pyloon's Saloon into a populated place on Koboh for adventurers to visit by completing rumors and making conversation with Koboh's many inhabitants.
Playing through the game's story mode will also help to grow the small town. Though no one seems to recognize it, Cal is the reason that Pyloon's Saloon is able to grow so much.
5 Find & Defeat Legendary Bosses
Though the game doesn't actually infor the player about legendary bosses, some of the toughest bosses in the game can only be discovered outside the main campaign. These bosses always have a large health bar appear at the top of players' screens, as well as a unique name above that health bar.
Defeating these bosses is necessary for players to 100% the game, and there is a good amount of these types of enemies on Koboh. It is also notable that defeating these bosses grants Cal rewards, usually with a hidden collectible near the boss fight.
4 Grow The Rooftop Garden
Pyloon's Saloon introduces a lot of gameplay features that can only be found at Greez's cantina on Koboh. One such feature is the Pyloon's Saloon rooftop garden. Upon discovering the rooftop level on Pyloon's Saloon, players will be able to plant seeds that they find on Koboh in the soil spots on the roof.
There are various plants that Cal can plant, and when they're fully grown, they help make the roof of Pyloon's Saloon incredibly fascinating. Once players locate Pili and bring them to Koboh to help with the garden, players can plant even more plants, making the rooftop garden appear more magical.
3 Play Holotactics At Pyloon's Saloon
Holotactics is a popular tabletop game in Star Wars that players can now finally try out themselves in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. In order to do so, players will first have to rescue Tulli and Bhima from the fauna on Koboh. This will open up the Holotactics table at Pyloon's Saloon.
Then, players can use almost every BD-1 enemy scan as playable units in Holotactics, so players should make sure to scan enemies that they defeat. There are various opponents to take on in Holotactics, and each one grants a reward.
2 Discover All Of Koboh
The Database is a largely looked-over feature in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, but it is important to the game's lore,Star Wars lore, and for players who look to 100% the game. In order to add more information to Cal's Database, players will need to engage with Force Echoes and scan different things (environment, enemies, locations).
Koboh is the largest explorable planet in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, so players will have to spend a lot of free time roaming around the enthralling environment of Koboh. Discovering every part of the lively planet will also help players find new secrets.
1 Find All Jedi Meditation Chambers
The Jedi Mediation Chambers is first introduced to players after Cal Kestis accidentally finds himself in one. This is also where players will be introduced to Zee. Completing the chamber grants Cal a Force Essence, which gives players a new skill point to upgrade Cal with.
There are a total of seven Jedi Meditation Chambers that players can find and explore, with each one holding skill points, puzzles, and collectibles. For further help finding Jedi Meditation Chambers, players can speak to Toa, a passionate historian who likes to inform Cal of the Meditation Chambers.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is available now on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.