Other paths still were closed off to me until I found a particular upgrade. Off in one direction there was a hidden cave that housed an incredibly tough (and incredibly cool) boss battle that I’d be remiss to spoil for you here, off in another direction there was a Bedlam Raider camp with Stormtrooper armor on spikes and a nasty surprise waiting for me in a trap door that led underground, and if I took another path I’d eventually find a Jedi Chamber that housed a gigantic puzzle room. My main goal throughout this entire section was to reach the Cantina to find someone to repair my crashed Mantis ship, and I could’ve just booked it over there to get on with the story, but if I did I would’ve missed out on so much meaningful exploration.
We’ve already shown you 9 minutes of Koboh gameplay as part of our IGN First coverage, but what we haven’t really gotten to point out is the fact that most of that footage covers only the introduction to the planet, which is a fairly traditional linear portion that guides you through caves, valleys, and mountain trails, but then opens wide up once you get to the Southern Reach – in a moment that brought to my mind the very first time you step out onto the Great Plateau in Breath of the Wild. Let’s start off with Koboh, because it represents the biggest change in Jedi Survivor versus Fallen Order: A vast open world that sprawls out in every direction, with interesting encounters and rewards everywhere you turn. My preview time was broken up with me spending about four hours on the planet Koboh, a gigantic and wide open planet that largely serves as Cal’s home away from home throughout the course of Jedi Survivor’s story, and then about an hour on a moon planet to showcase some more traditional combat and platforming encounters that fans have come to expect.
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