With Star Wars Jedi: Survivor just a few days away from its official launch date, Respawn Entertainment has released a slew of details regarding the game’s accessibility and difficulty options. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’s accessibility features include up to five different difficulty modes, remappable controls, and gameplay modifiers, among other things.

Here’s a shortened list of all the accessibility options for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Accessibility Features:

Control Customization: Players have the ability to remap their controls to suit their needs.

Subtitles & Closed Captions: Jedi: Survivorfeatures numerous toggles for subtitles and closed captions, letting you modify how much detail is in both, as well as letting you decide when you want to see them during your game.

Visuals: A number of options related to visuals will be available at launch, including HUD scaling, color profile Settings, stabilizing UI dot, color blind options, field of view, camera shake adjustment, and more.

Difficulty Options: Players will have access to four distinct difficulties that allow them to set the level of challenge they want from enemies.

● Story Mode
● Jedi Padawan
● Jedi Knight
● Jedi Master
● Jedi Grand Master

Gameplay Modifiers: Alongside difficulty options, the game also features many gameplay modifiers that can be adjusted at nearly any point in the game.

● Camera options for auto-targeting
● Button mash options
● Hold/Pull Toggles
● Navigation Assist (including audio ping)

Slow Mode: One of the options that we’re most excited for our players to discover is our Slow Mode toggle, which allows players to slow down the action of the world in order to ease the challenge of both combat and platforming.

Aside from the features outlined above, Jedi: Survivor will also be adding accessibility features post-launch. This includes a high contrast mode, menu narration, and more.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor launches this April 28 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The review embargo for the game lifts tomorrow, and you can expect the MP1st verdict to be handed out then.

Source: EA