Jedi: Fallen Order Sequel Reportedly Not Launching Until 2023, Isnt Missing Star Wars Celebration

Earlier this year, EA and Lucasfilm Games announced they were developing the long-rumored sequel to the 2019 hit video game Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. While no release date was set, it had been rumored for a while that they were internally targeting a late 2022 launch, three years after the first game came out. But, according to reliable video game insider Jeff Grubb, that may not be the case anymore.



During a recent live show on Twitch (linked here), he mentioned that he's heard the game will not be ready in time for a late 2022 debut, but that it will be at next month's Star Wars Celebration regardless. He brought up the topic at around 13:00, first teasing that the new game is probably dropping the subtitle 'Fallen Order'. He also said that it will be a next-gen only game, that is, it will only be available on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC. He then added that they will be able to effectively do that because the game is not coming out in 2022 after all:

Many had their hopes up that we were going to hear about the sequel at Star Wars Celebration, which is happening at the end of May. However, the recently-announced schedule didn't include a panel for the game, so we don't really know what's the deal here. Jeff Grubb reiterated what he said earlier this year -- the game will be at Celebration. He explained:

It's unclear at this point in which panel they would talk about the game, but we'll know for sure in less than a month, when Star Wars Celebration kicks off in Anaheim. Stay tuned for more news on the Jedi: Fallen Order sequel and everything coming out of the convention.



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