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By IGN StaffUpdated: Nov 16, 2019 12:31am UTC182 commentsAccording to our review, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is the first amazing single-player game we've had set in the galaxy far, far away in far too long, and it may be a while before we get another. So how long will Cal Kestis' journey last you? Two of us have beaten it so far (we'll add more as we go – a bunch of us are close to the end!) – here's how long we spent and what's left to do.

Dan Stapleton, Reviewer

It’s hard to put a pin on exactly how long a game like Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order will take to play through because a lot of that will depend on how you choose to play it. If you want to blow through it on the easiest mode just to absorb the story and puzzles you could likely wrap it up in around 10 hours. On the other hand, if you want a challenge and crank it up to Jedi Master (the third of four difficulty settings) like I did, it’ll keep you busy a lot longer. There’s no “time played” clock on the PC version but my ballpark estimate is that I spent between 20 and 25 hours, including one puzzle I got stuck on for the better part of an hour and what must’ve been 30 attempts to defeat the final boss.At the end of that time I’m showing 80% completion, with the remainder being cosmetic items and maybe a few Force and health-expanding items. After defeating the final boss you can load back into your save and hunt the rest of it down, which would likely take a fair number of hours if you’re not using a detailed guide, especially since you’ll need to not just locate them but also fight your way through all the enemies in those areas to reach them.There's no New Game+, but you can always start over on a higher difficulty – unless you're a maniac who went with Jedi Grand Master out of the gate.

Mitchell Saltzman, Editorial Producer

It’s hard to tell exactly how many hours it took to beat Jedi Fallen Order, since it doesn’t actually track that stat for you, but I can say that I got it on Friday evening and beat it by Sunday afternoon while playing on Jedi Master Mode. My guess is that it took me about 15 or so hours for a first playthrough, and after the credits rolled, I stuck around for another four or five hours to hunt down some extra collectibles, putting me at about 85% completion.

At that point, I decided to put down my so-called “completionist run” and decided instead to do a second playthrough on the hardest difficulty, Jedi Grand Master, which I’m having a lot more fun with. The lack of a fast-travel system makes it extremely frustrating to hunt down collectibles, and the honest truth is that the collectibles themselves aren’t all that exciting. Spending 30 minutes going from one side of a planet to the other, only to find a palette swap of your poncho or a lightsaber part that you can barely see due to it always being in Cal’s hand is not super rewarding.On the other hand, Jedi Grand Master is a lot of fun once you’ve built up the skills to handle it. Enemies are more aggressive, parries are harder to time, and you’re punished much more harshly for your mistakes, forcing you to truly explore the full depth of Jedi Fallen Order’s combat. I’m currently 40% of the way done on my Jedi Grand Master playthrough and fully intend to see it through to the end.

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