Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is packed full of content that players can dig into from the very start. The main campaign missions are a blast to play through, but the rest of the content in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor shouldn't be disregarded. Some amazing locations, missions, and collectibles are hidden behind side content that players can get into.
Even one of the game's biggest cameos is hidden behind side content, so players will definitely want to run around every corner in search of new things to do. Whether it is completing rumors from civilians or running into new legendary beasts, there's plenty to do in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor aside from the game's main story.
9 Rumors On Koboh
Unlike Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor introduces a new side mission feature that allows players to explore places on Koboh that they wouldn't through the game's main missions. These side missions are simply called rumors.
Players can 'hear' about a rumor by speaking to the local prospectors and civilians on Koboh. This can be done in Pyloon's Saloon, or throughout the land of Koboh. Rumors can help players find collectibles, Jedi Meditation Chambers, and even legendary bosses.
8 Trophy Hunting
Achievement and trophy hunting has always been one of the go-to 'quests' for players who like to 100% a video game. Luckily, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor isn't too hard to fully complete in terms of the game's trophies.
There are 54 different trophies in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor for players to go after, with more than half of them being completed after beating the game's story mode, which leaves many gamers with questions. After beating the game, players can start hunting individual trophies, one of which can be completed by finding Cal's old poncho.
7 Holotactics
Ever since the table-top game Holotactics first showed up in Star Wars: A New Hope, fans have been dying to get a shot at the game that Chewbacca loved so much. Luckily for video game fans, Holotactics is a playable game inside of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
After rescuing Bhima ad Tulli on Koboh, players will have unlocked the Holotactics table in Pyloon's Saloon. This will allow gamers to play against various opponents and receive different rewards. BD-1 enemy scans even contribute to the units that are playable in Holotactics, so players should make sure to scan every new opponent.
6 Hunt For Collectibles
Collectibles in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor are much more different from each other, as rather than being cosmetics and Force Essences, players can also hunt for perks, weapon parts, BD-1 parts, planet resources, and even hairstyles for Cal.
After completely upgrading Cal with different movement skills, players will finally be able to find every collectible in the game. Gamers will want to go back to old mission locations and hidden spots on different planets to locate collectibles.
5 Complete The Databank
The Databank in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor can easily be overlooked by players working their way through the game. In fact, many players might not even notice it until receiving BD-1's map upgrade that lets the droid locate unfound Databank entries on the many planets of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
The Databank consists of character entries, Star Wars lore, enemy guides, planet entries, and more. These are found as Force Echoes and BD-1 scans. It's advisable to hunt for Databank entries after receiving BD-1's map upgrade.
4 Spice Up The Rooftop Garden
One of the most unexpected, yet beloved, features in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is the feature of a rooftop garden on top of Pyloon's Saloon. Cal will be able to plant seeds found along his journey throughout Koboh here after unlocking the rooftop level.
In order to find new seeds, players will want to cut down any plants with glowing, green seeds floating around them. Once players also find Pili, they will be able to unlock more spots on the rooftop garden to place more seeds into, and the entire roof will feel better than ever.
3 Bounty Hunting
After players unlock the bounty hunting system in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, players will get to experience what it is like to bounty hunt in Star Wars. Caij will eventually open up to Cal and inform him of bounty hunters and their locations.
After taking out a bounty hunter, Cal will receive a Bounty Puck that acts as a currency for Caij's store. This will provide him with blaster parts and even perks. It's also notable that players will get a cameo from a big Star Wars name after completing all the game's bounties.
2 Fish With Scoova
One of the most refreshing and lighthearted characters in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is Scoova Stev. Scoova is first found on Koboh sitting atop his fishing boat near a body of water. After speaking to Scoova, he will jump into the water and jump back out with the See Fish.
Speaking more with Scoova will allow players to hear about the many fishing tales that Scoova has to tell. Scoova will also appear on different maps and players can talk to him to receive new kinds of fish, which many players may have not known.
1 Complete Holomaps
When hovering their cursor over a planet in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, players will notice that it says a percentage of the planet discovered under the planet's name. To 100% discover a planet, gamers will need to uncover each and every inch of the planet's map.
After receiving the final movement upgrade, players will finally be able to uncover every corner of a planet's map. One hundred percenting a planet's map will mean that players essentially find almost every collectible, enemy, and secret, which is great for achievement hunting.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is available now on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.