Reviews: I recommend watching the embedded "Before You Buy" video by Gameranx. You could also double down and watch the review it received from GameSpot (https://youtu.be/kIJ0kfjhuws), though they both pretty much say it's a good game and worth playing. It currently also has a "Very Positive" rating on Steam. If you'd like to see someone playing the first 40...

30 hour games are short now days?
I picked this up. I plan of playing it soon.
Overall, I want to support any single-player Star Wars games.
>30 hour games are short now days?
Although, I can think of other games I've played recently that lasted more than that like Monster Hunter: World and CivVI, although MHW's story mode is kind of short, there's a lot of post end game. I think I began to want my games about 100 hours back when I got into Final Fantasy games.
Well, if you're still used to playing games The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
>I picked this up. I plan of playing it soon.
Cool, I'd like to see what your thoughts are about it.
>Overall, I want to support any single-player Star Wars games.
At this point I want to support any good single-player games. In the "Before You Buy" video, they described this as dying genre, which I've been noticing a lot lately and it's really pissing me off. I hate how pretty much every game has to have some sort of multiplayer to it or content that's so hard that you pretty much cannot do it alone. I mean, it's great if you have friends to play with, but I don't have very many Steam friends and only one of them has one of these games I'm referring to (MHW). I do have a friend that has Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order though.
I'm playing it, expect a review when I'm done.
In short: More of this, please.
I don't think the hour to dollar ratio is a useful metric at all. I love Bethesda RPGs that last 250 hours and I love tightly paced 8 hour games. I think all too often you end up with a really good 10 hour game that the developer/publisher/shareholders think needs to be longer, so it gets padded with unnecessary bloat and really holds the game back.
I'd rather buy a nice $25 steak dinner than 25 McDoubles.
Plus, I work and don't feel like coming home and just pounding out video games. And I'd like to see the ending of these games and play more than two a year. Don't get me wrong, when The Elder Scrolls 6 comes out I'll probably put in 250 hours on that too. But I enjoy shorter games that don't feel daunting.
(FWIW I've seen it said that a completionist run of Jedi Fallen Order is around 20-22 hours which I think really fits the kind of game it is, akin to God of War, Tomb Raider, etc)
Good points, Travis.
I'm looking forward to your review.
I just started to play this. The in-game font could be bigger. :)
It really could. This is a common complaint about modern games but yeah. Glad I’m no longer rocking a 32 inch TV!
I have a 47 inch that I sit about 10 feet away from.
Yep, it’s still not great with a 55 inch about the same distance. But I can’t imagine people with smaller TVs managing to read it.