Will EA Learn Anything From Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order’s Success?

There is no doubt that EA’s new single player game Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is an unmitigated success on all fronts. In terms of sales, Fallen Order has outsold the previous two Star Wars games in their respective launch window time frames both physically and digitally. But sales aren’t the only area where the infamous game publisher is seeing success with it’s newest major title.

Critical reception of Fallen Order has also been quite favorable with many mainstream and independent gaming reviewers praising the game’s graphics, storytelling, and obvious appreciation for the Star Wars universe. On top of that, Fallen Order’s lack of microtransactions and other techniques that EA is known to shoehorn into games to nickel and dime their players has not gone unnoticed.

There’s no other way to slice it; Jedi Fallen Order is yet another example of EA taking in the feedback they’ve received over the years and at least giving the appearance of turning things around. So the question is no longer whether or not EA knows what it needs to do. The question is; are they really doing it? Or are they just doing their level best to appear that way? The fact that this is even a question speaks volumes about the company and the state of gaming as a whole. But nevertheless, it is a question that more than deserves to be asked at this point.

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