Few games let you step into a galaxy at war with the kind of emotional weight Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order delivers. Developed by Respawn Entertainment , the story follows a fugitive Jedi Padawan , Cal Kestis, in the aftermath of Order 66 , the brutal purge of the Jedi Order.

But this isn’t just about survival. This is about picking up the pieces—your lightsaber, your memories, your connection to the Force—and pushing forward. As the dust settles on the Clone Wars, one Jedi chooses not to hide, but to grow stronger, and maybe, just maybe, rebuild the Jedi .

This 2025 walkthrough takes you across every planet, every enemy, every secret in the game—with story context, combat strategies, and collectible tracking to guide you through one of the best modern Star Wars story experiences in gaming.

Before you hop aboard the Mantis and leap between systems, it helps to get a grip on the mechanics. Fallen Order draws from action-RPG traditions, layering them with lightsaber combat , environmental puzzles, and a rich cinematic presentation.

You’ll master:

• Parry Timing: Essential for duels, especially against elite foes like Purge Troopers.

• Force Abilities: From Force Push and Pull to Jedi Mind Trick and wall-running, these unlock new paths and combat options.

• BD-1 Interactions: Scan lore, slice doors, and recharge stims. This little droid’s more than a companion—he’s your survival kit.

• Meditation Points: Rest, level up, and prepare for the next fight.

The game opens on Bracca, a graveyard planet for ships and relics of the Clone Wars. Here, you’re introduced to Cal’s life under the radar—until a sudden confrontation forces his hand, revealing his Jedi identity.

This is your prologue. It sets up:

• The core mechanics

• Cal’s emotional state post- Revenge of the Sith

• The spark that reignites his path toward becoming a Jedi Knight

Bracca is short but unforgettable—an emotional gut punch of a starting zone.

Bogano represents your first real choice-driven environment. It’s quiet, reflective, and mysterious. But it hides secrets—both ancient and personal.

What to Watch For:

• Vault of Eno Cordova: A central mystery with ties to Jedi history.

• Stim Canisters & Force Echoes: Boost your healing and deepen lore.

• BD-1’s Map Mechanic: Learn to love it. Bogano sets the tone for backtracking and layered exploration.

This is where your Force abilities start coming into play. It also introduces the idea that being a Jedi isn’t just about fighting—it’s about understanding.

Zeffo is a high point for exploration fans. It blends ruins, wildlife, and stormtrooper battalions into one sprawling map.

Highlights:

• Tomb of Eilram: Wind-based environmental puzzles.

• Crash Site: Loaded with chests and ancient relics.

• Imperial Dig Site: Learn just how interested the Empire is in old Jedi secrets.

Zeffo is where you begin to understand your purpose not just as a survivor, but as someone who might rebuild the Jedi through knowledge and action.

Kashyyyk injects energy into the pacing with large-scale battles and vertical traversal. Here, Cal joins a resistance effort that echoes the rebellion’s early days.

Key Moments:

• AT-AT Sequence: Iconic and satisfying.

• Origin Tree Climb: Gorgeous level design and platforming.

• Encounters with Saw Gerrera: A link to events of Episode III and the larger Star Wars timeline.

This is also where your combat gets sharper— lightsaber combat here starts to feel powerful, smooth, and tactical.

You’re not supposed to go to Dathomir right away—but you can. That tension makes it thrilling. If you want to get the double-bladed lightsaber early, this is where you go.

Be Prepared For:

• Nightsister Ambushes: Challenging enemy types.

• Maze-Like Layouts: You’ll get lost, often. It’s part of the thrill.

• Dark Mirror to Cal’s Journey: The planet mirrors his fears and failures.

Few places test your control over Force abilities and stamina like Dathomir. The payoff is worth it.

Ilum is your pilgrimage. Here, Cal confronts his past and builds his lightsaber anew , choosing his path forward as more than a Padawan.

Experience:

• Kyber Crystal Cavern: Storytelling without words.

• Emotional Flashbacks: Understand Cal’s trauma post- Order 66 .

• Final Form: New saber, renewed purpose.

The tone here is haunting, quiet—more reflective than anything before it. It’s the emotional center of the journey.

The endgame takes place on Nur, a watery world hiding the Inquisitor fortress. If you’ve been holding onto stims, it’s time to use them.

Prepare For:

• Underwater Infiltration: Movement puzzles and stealth sequences.

• Second Sister Confrontation: One of the most personal battles in the game.

• Vader’s Arrival: Run. Don’t fight. Just run.

Nur is built for pressure. It pulls from every skill you’ve built across the campaign.

Across all worlds, you’ll find valuable items—most not tied to combat, but to expression and lore.

Many collectibles require revisiting with new powers— Force Pull , wall-run, or double-jump.

• Lightsaber Throw: Combines offense and reach.

• Superior Blocking: Reduces stamina damage in duels.

• Evasion Kick: Small but effective against certain melee enemies.

• Delay Combo: Lets you vary rhythm during combat, opening up stronger finishers.

The goal isn’t to become flashy—it’s to become smart. Remember, this isn’t an arcade brawler. Fallen Order rewards discipline.

Forget button mashing. Lightsaber combat in Fallen Order is more tactical than most games in the genre.

• Parry windows are tight—but rewarding.

• Bosses learn your habits. Mix up your attack patterns.

• Use Force Abilities to open up enemies or crowd-control.

And if you’ve played Star Wars Jedi: Survivor , you’ll notice the foundation here. Fallen Order builds the base, while Survivor expands on it. But the principles—control, timing, intent—remain the same.

Set between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope, Fallen Order slots neatly into a darker part of the Star Wars story . The Jedi are gone. The Empire rules. You’re a relic of a forgotten order trying to light the spark again.

• Order 66 flashbacks show the emotional trauma that shaped Cal.

• Second Sister’s arc ties into the Inquisitor program.

• Saw Gerrera’s presence hints at the early rebellion.

• Ilum’s transformation foreshadows its fate as Starkiller Base.

This game is more than a one-off. It builds a bridge—one that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor continues across new planets and with evolved mechanics.

There’s a power in the way Fallen Order weaves story and gameplay. It’s not just a Star Wars game—it’s a story about rebuilding from ruin. About pain. Hope. Purpose.

This walkthrough gives you the full picture, from mechanics to secrets to story. Whether you’re a returning veteran or stepping into Cal’s boots for the first time in 2025, you’ve got what you need to survive—and grow.

Now go rebuild the Jedi. The galaxy still needs them.