Like the previous title, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor features complex gameplay that can challenge many players during battles. Although some people may scoff at choosing easier difficulties, there is no shame in playing in a difficulty mode that you enjoy. On the other hand, it is also great if you like to fight enemies that provide great challenges in harder difficulties.
Luckily, EA has designed the game to allow players to shift freely between game modes with a simple press of a button. Without further ado, here’s a guide on how you can change the difficulty level in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Changing Difficulty Guide
You can change the difficulty by pressing the Start button to enter the main menu. Afterward, you can select the gear icon and scroll down until your reach the Gameplay section.
You can find the difficulty setting at the top, and you can press A on Xbox or X on PlayStation to interact with it. Then, you can use the left and right buttons on your D-pad to shift between available game modes.
All Difficulty Modes In Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor offers five difficulty levels for players:
- Story Mode (Very Easy): Story Mode is the easiest level you can pick, and it is designed for people who only want to see the story. Unlike other modes, missing your parry is almost impossible, and you will take a minimum amount of damage. The enemies are also a lot more docile here and will rarely attack.
- Jedi Padawan (Easy): This is the second easiest mode in the game, and it’s still quite hard for Cal to die. Opponents will be slightly more active, and you will receive more damage.
- Jedi Knight (Normal): Jedi Knight offers the best combination between story and gameplay. The difficulty settings for parry timing, incoming damage, and enemy aggression are exactly in the middle.
- Jedi Master (Hard): This mode is for those who crave more challenge during combat. The game will be quite strict with your parries, and the enemies will be more aggressive and hit harder.
- Jedi Grand Master (Very Hard): The hardest level the game has to offer. You may pick this because you trust your skill or you’re a masochist. Your opponents will give you very little breathing room, and they hit like a truck. The only way to deflect incoming attacks is by performing near-perfect parries.
That is everything you need to know about changing the difficulty level in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. GameLuster has other guides for the game that may help you in your playthrough, like how to get more healing stims, which can increase your chance of survival during battles.
