Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the sequel toFallen Order, has worked to expand upon every mechanic and concept that made the original a smash hit. One of these refinements is an added depth to the customization ofCal Kestis himself, with new hairstyles, lightsaber cosmetics, paint jobs for BD-1, and most importantly, new outfits.
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Ponchos, Jedi robes, and character-specific uniforms are in abundance to give Cal a wide array of options for how players want him to present himself to the galaxy. Some outfits are new and unique, while others are familiar faces, but players should know the best of the best for making Cal Kestis look as awesome as possible.
10Survivor
Sometimes simplicity is they key to fashion, even in a galaxy far, far away. A leather-style flap jacket with a single half pauldron strapped across the chest, the Survivor uniform is a run-of-the-mill science fiction styled casual wear for a Jedi hiding in plain sight.
Cal has been working hard against teh Empire for five years now, and this outfit shows him to be the grizzled warrior he’s become. If being simple and straightforward in the dress department is what a player wants, Survivor is the gear to go after.
If there’s any Jedi in the galaxy to take fashion advice from, there’s hardly anyone better than Obi-Wan Kenobi. A pre-purchase bonus for the game, Hermit is an outfit pack that comes alongside a lightsaber and blaster pistol set to complete the look.
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The tattered Jedi robes that Kenobi wears in the self-titledDisney Plusseries are re-created in stunning detail, giving Cal a war-torn Jedi appearance that suits his current predicament. For fans of the series, the character, or those simply looking to make Cal look like he just walked off the desert of Tatooine, the Hermit outfit is the perfect garb to give Kestis for his adventures.
Even aimless wanderers make sure they have their fashion sense in order in the Star Wars universe. The Drifter outfit’s overlapping sash paneling and varied color scheme is fitting for the galaxy, either as causal or professional wear, on or off the battlefield.
For someone not looking for Cal Kestis specifically, the outfit wouldn’t turn any heads or draw attention, but Drifter shines brightly in the heat of combat when Cal is rushing towards unsuspecting Stormtroopers, brightly shining lightsaber in hand.
Leather jackets with ribbed linings, pockets, and some Sci-Fi flair is a common sight in the Star Wars universe, and Cal Kestis takes to it like a hand-fitted glove. Rebel Pilots, assassins, informants, and uninvolved parties alike have jackets like this across the galaxy, and Cal’s can come in a variety of colors and combinations to suit the mood and the player’s personal preference.
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For players wanting to bring some association between Cal and the Rebellion proper, the Bomber outfit is the perfect set of clothes to hand the rebellious Jedi. Bomber is a staple fashion choice that looks as good as ever in EA’s galaxy-crawling space opera.
The perfect outfit for that end of year weather, even in space. The matted fur-leather and fluffed arm sockets and neckline are familiar fashion tropes for colder climate attire, with Leon Kennedy of Resident Evil fame being one of the most well-known examples. The hairs and cloth are rendered beautifully and in lush detail, bringing this known design aesthetic to life with love and care.
Staying warm in the depths of space is an underappreciated aspect of star-traveling adventuring, and Corsair makes sure to keep Cal cozy on those long flights and dangerous cave explorations.
Far from subtle for a Jedi being hunted, but sometimes a familiar sight is a breath of fresh air. The Jedi robes are a loving recreation of the standard Jedi attire that the now-dead order wore with pride and grace for centuries before Palpatine’s Empire burned it all away, with these worn robes being some of the lucky few to escape the blaze.
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With different color options and other customization accessories at the player’s disposal, how Cal goes about wearing these robes is open to adjustment and interpretation. If anyone was going to wear these robes while standing against the Empire, there’s no one more worthy or fitting of them than Cal himself.
Perfect for a soldier waging a one-man war against overwhelming odds. Shoulder pads and chest armor isn’t a ground-breaking combination, but the sashes and small bandolier complete the look and make Cal one step closer to being a proper fighter.
The color combinations allow Tactical to pair well with most combinations of clothing and aesthetic decisions, giving versatility to the player for how Cal should look when wearing it in the field. If a standard fighting attire is what players want to wear, then Tactical can carry them to victory time and time again.
3Scoundrel
Who’s scruffy lookin'? Another pre-purchase bonus for the game, Scoundrel gives Cal Han Solo’s iconic jacket, pants and DL-44 blaster pistol, alongside varying color options for the clothes for those who don’t want to fully turn Cal into a force-sensitive cosplayer.
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Han’s A New Hope attire is some of the finest clothing for the galaxy’s smuggest underworld dealers, be they smugglers, thieves, pirates, or Jedi on the run. When Cal has to get his hands dirty, these are the clothes to reach out for when things get seedy.
2Commander
When blaster bolts start flying, full-fledged armor is better than any shirt, jacket, or leather covering. An entire torso plating and full shoulder pads are salvaged and re-purposed for a new war, now in the hands of the player and Cal.
Everything in the customization menu goes well with Commander — every shirt, lightsaber, BD-1 design, and every hairstyle falls into sync with this heavy-duty suit. The ultimate suit of armor for the ultimate Jedi warrior, the Commander outfit is the best kind of clothing option for games with this level of customization.
1Rebel Hero
An iconic jacket set that’s overdue for primetime in the spotlight. Luke’s ceremonial jacket has only seen use in some action figures and a handful of comic books after its appearance in the medal ceremony at the end of A New Hope, but with Cal, this eye-catching beauty is getting the love it deserves in the fight against the Empire.
Bright and fashionable, the yellow jacket, or its recolors, manages to fit right in with the firefights, monster brawls, and lightsaber duels Cal will find himself roped into over the course of the game. For a pre-purchase bonus, Rebel Hero is a tantalizing offer that many couldn’t refuse.
