Survivor joins the release rush in early 2023 in a new leak

Star Wars Jedi: SurvivorEA’s sequel is just great war of stars Game throughout his 10-year exclusivity deal with Disney, looks like it will be out on March 16, 2023. That precedes a recent leak on the Steam site Game Awards 2022 Marketing Blitz later this week. It’s good news for war of stars Fans hungry for a reason to dive back into this universe, but bad news for everyone’s backlog and wallets survivor joins an already crowded winter lineup.

The games Steam page was briefly filled in with the release date, content summary and pre-order bonuses, like discovered by Wario64 and other. “The dark ages are approaching, and with new and familiar enemies around him, Cal must decide how far he’s willing to go to save those closest to him,” reads part of the description that states it “extra power” gives abilities and new “lightsaber fighting styles” for players to use this time. The minimum PC system requirements also indicate a GTX 1070 and 130 GB of free storage space. Otherwise it sounds like more Jedi: Fallen Orderwhat everyone wants.

EA had previously teased a major blockbuster for the first quarter of next yearleading many to believe this is the time in anticipation of delays survivor would start. March 16th would bring it to the end of a winter filled with big releases. Engage Fire Emblem, Leaveand the Empty room Remake coming out in January while Hogwarts legacy, Octopath Traveler IIand Destiny 2: Lightfall coming out in February, just to name a few. Then March will be framed by Ubisoft’s pirate adventure skull and bones and Capcom’s Resident Evil 4 make new. As evidenced by the the last few years nowthe big holiday release rush begins now after New Year’s Eve.

Revealing a new trailer for survivor It was also rumored to be possible during Thursday’s Game Awards livestream (Update 12/5/22 12:12 PM ET: Geoff Keighley has so much confirmed). one of a bunch big war of stars projects currently in progress survivor is too under three new EA war of stars games leaded by Apex Legends Developer Respawn Entertainment. If it can build on what the previous game achieved, it will show that the publisher has finally found a strategy that works for the license after years of botched launches and cancellations.