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Does Star Wars Jedi: Survivor have New Game Plus? Post-game explained

To carry on or start again, that is the question.

Published: Friday, 28 April 2023 at 5:00 am

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Once the credits roll on its story, what else is there to do in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor? A New Game Plus mode, perhaps, or extra content to complete once you finish the story? Here is everything you need to know about the sequel’s post-game options.

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While not every game has one, New Game Plus modes are becoming something of an industry standard. They offer a great chance to replay a game in a way, with skills and the like unlocked from the start.

Many games also let you return to the same save file after completing the game. This is done to allow players the chance to mop everything up and complete side quests/challenges they missed the first time around.

Is there a Star Wars Jedi: Survivor New Game Plus mode? Read on to find out if you can keep playing after finishing the game and to find out everything there is to know about its post-game options.

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Does Star Wars Jedi: Survivor have New Game Plus?

Yes! There is a Star Wars Jedi: Survivor New Game Plus mode.

In Jedi Survivor, the mode is named ‘New Journey +’ and it unlocks when you complete the game.

You’ll find New Journey + on the game’s main menu. In this New Game Plus mode, you’ll restart the story with all stances and cosmetics from previous playthroughs unlocked. Any skill points will also carry over to the New Journey.

That isn’t all. You’ll also have some new lightsaber colours unlocked and three new free perks. The New Journey + free perks are as follows:

If this doesn’t sound like your cup of tea, read on to find out if you can carry on playing the game after the credits roll on the story or not.

Can you keep playing after Star Wars Jedi: Survivor ending?

Yes, you can keep playing Star Wars Jedi: Survivor after completing its story. This is great news for anyone who missed collectables and side quests along the way.

Trophy hunters, you should be able to go back and unlock those you missed during your initial playthrough of the Jedi Survivor story.

After completing the game, you can carry on playing and explore the galaxy freely. Those side quests you skipped? You should be able to go back and complete them. The same goes for any secret and collectable you failed to find the first time around.

As the game puts it once you complete it: “You have reached the end of your journey. However, the galaxy can be freely explored, and there may yet be secrets left to discover.”

Now it’s up to you whether you want to head back into the game and explore its planets freely or if you’d rather start again with those fancy new perks.

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Toby SaundersFreelance Writer

Toby Saunders is a freelance writer specialising in Video Game journalism. He has a wealth of experience in the field and is published on many different websites including PCGamesN, Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics. He has a degree in Film Studies (he gets to write about Film and TV occasionally, too).

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