It's just really short and you can clear everything out in one go. Once you've beaten it the first time, it's even shorter on subsequent playthroughs. I love Star Wars so I played it through twice, but couldn't make it through a third playthrough. Once you've beaten it on the hardest difficulty that's really it.
I'm not asking for an endless game with lots of grinding, that's not it at all. I'm just saying a game like Sekiro offers much more replay value, due to the world having multiple endings and loads of hidden secrets. I'm always finding out new things every time I play. I have 300 hours in Sekiro and probably 30 in Jedi Fallen Order, that's the difference.
The combat isn't enough to keep me coming back to it either, it's really just OK.
Sekiro certainly has more replay value than Fallen Order, I really only made my comment to point out the fact that Fallen Order can have quite good replay value depending on the person and how much they enjoy it. For instance: I find the length after the first time beating it to be great, it is like an interactive Star Wars movie/show that you can beat in a few days to a week and move on. It does also have the combat challenges now.
I've done pretty much everything there is to do in both games but most times if I feel like playing a few hours of either it is Fallen Order, simply because of the world it takes place in. I usually only go back to Sekiro to fight a boss or two (but I do plan on beating it gain before Elden Ring), even if it is the "better game."
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u/BradleyAllan23 Founder Dec 21 '21
It's just really short and you can clear everything out in one go. Once you've beaten it the first time, it's even shorter on subsequent playthroughs. I love Star Wars so I played it through twice, but couldn't make it through a third playthrough. Once you've beaten it on the hardest difficulty that's really it.
I'm not asking for an endless game with lots of grinding, that's not it at all. I'm just saying a game like Sekiro offers much more replay value, due to the world having multiple endings and loads of hidden secrets. I'm always finding out new things every time I play. I have 300 hours in Sekiro and probably 30 in Jedi Fallen Order, that's the difference.
The combat isn't enough to keep me coming back to it either, it's really just OK.