Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has released Update 6, hoping to fix several issues that have plagued the title since its April launch. Technical issues notwithstanding, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has been lauded for its combat, exploration, and narrative storytelling, being argued as one of the greatest Star Wars video games ever made alongside its 2019 predecessor.

Despite its acclaim, Jedi: Survivor was mired in technical problems upon its launch. PC players suffered frequent crashes, and the sequel featured rocky performance dips on consoles when exploring larger areas on the main planet Koboh. Along his journey, protagonist Cal Kestis comes into contact with a former bounty hunter named Caij, who gives him intel about a large group of Haxion Brood adversaries who've come hunting for him across Koboh and beyond, which players can track down and kill. Unfortunately, players have been encountering problems where some bounty hunters wouldn't spawn when seeking them out. On top of that, Caij herself appears invisible in her most important cutscene. Thankfully, a new patch rolling out today looks to be fixing these issues and more.

Headlining the patch notes are crash fixes for consoles as well as PC. Since it seems like the PC version suffered the most from crashes, hopefully, players on the platform can finally find some relief with help from this patch. The issues with the bounty system have been addressed as well. Now players should be able to go after those Haxion Brood bandits without them skipping out on the date. Additionally, Caij's unintentional invisibility in one of her more important cutscenes has been fixed, ridding the distracting bug from one of the game's coolest moments.

The effects of this newest patch extend beyond Koboh and onto the sands of Jedha, where large chunks of Cal's Jedi: Survivor journey also take place. A bug related to a wind puzzle on the desert planet has been squashed. Additionally, the runaway training dummy in the Hidden Path's temple, where Cal learns his blaster stance, will now remain stationary as intended. Speaking of Cal's blaster stance, the fighting style that sees him wield his saber in one hand and a blaster in the other is seeing improved handling in this patch as well.

With many of its glaring technical problems finding solutions several months after launch, sentiment surrounding Star Wars Jedi: Survivor should hopefully improve. Gamers who've been holding out on the second chapter of Cal's journey due to these issues should hopefully now be able to enjoy Survivor's state-of-the-art gameplay and storytelling free of worry. Between the critically praised Jedi: Survivor getting patched up and Ubisoft's impressive-looking Star Wars Outlaws on the horizon, fans of Star Wars video games have a lot to enjoy and look forward to.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor - Patch 6 Details - June 20

The latest patch (Patch 6) for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor arrives today for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X | S.

Here are the fixes you can expect with this patch:

Various crash fixes across all platforms
Fix for bounty hunters not spawning
Fix for an issue where Caij would become invisible
Fix for occasional issue where "Find the Gorge's Secret" Rumor could not be completed
Collision improvements
Improved blaster handling
Fixes for Photo Mode
Wind puzzle on Jedha fixed
Updates to the holomap map data
The training dummy on Jedha was sneaking around. It has now been immobilized
Various bug fixes & Improvements

More patches on the way

We thank you for your continued support as we work hard to improve your experience with Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. We will continue to share timing for future patches once they become available.