New Game+ Overview

Thinking about starting a New Game+ in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order? Here's a quick rundown of what you need to know before you dive back in. Learn about progress and what carries over.

Hey there! So you're thinking about jumping back into the world of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order for another go, huh? That's awesome! New Game+ can be a really fun way to experience the game again, especially if you want to try out different builds or just breeze through with all your hard-earned skills.

Before you start your next adventure, let's quickly go over what New Game+ is all about in Fallen Order. It's pretty straightforward, but knowing the details can help you get the most out of it.

What is New Game+?

Basically, New Game+ lets you restart the entire story from the beginning, but you get to keep a lot of your progress from your previous playthrough. This means you'll start with Cal Kestis's Force powers, abilities, and even some of your cosmetic items unlocked from the get-go. It's a great way to tackle the challenges with a bit more power and explore areas you might have missed or want to revisit.

What Carries Over?

• Force Powers and Abilities: All the Force powers and skills you unlocked will be available from the start.
• Cosmetic Items: Outfits, lightsaber parts, and droid customization options you found will carry over.
• BD-1 Skins: Your trusty droid BD-1 can keep his stylish new looks.
• Lightsaber Components: Any lightsaber parts you collected will be with you.

What Doesn't Carry Over?

• Story Progression: You'll be starting the story from the very beginning, so you'll have to play through all the main missions again.
• Experience and Skill Points: While you keep your unlocked abilities, you'll start earning experience and skill points from scratch to unlock them again if you choose, or to invest in different paths.
• Items and Consumables: Things like stim canisters and other consumable items won't carry over.

Is it Worth It?

Honestly, the source material mentions that since there aren't any specific achievements or unique loot tied directly to New Game+, it might feel like a bit of a