Compare Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Xbox Series X/S Key Prices

2019

Release: 15 Nov 2019
Platforms: PC · PS5 · PS4 · Xbox Series X/S · Xbox One

For Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order on Xbox Series X/S we compare 27 offers from 7 shops. The cheapest offer costs €3,19 at GameBoost, the most expensive €5,40. Activation runs through Xbox Live. You will also find offers for one more edition here.

Best price · Xbox Series X/S 4 offers

Region

Activation

Xbox Live

€3,60 ~~€3,79~~

Kinguin · GLOBAL · Key Key

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About Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

In Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order, we take control of a Jedi during the "Dark Time" between Episode 3 and Episode 4.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order plays about five years after the movie Star Wars: Episode 3 - The Revenge of the Sith. You take on the role of a fugitive Jedi named Cal, who escaped the purge by Darth Vader and the Empire.

Cal and his mentor Ceres somehow try to remain undiscovered. During their journey they meet other characters, including the 9th Sister and 2nd Sister. However, the person also declared that he didn't remember everything. So the names might not be right either.

Release: 15 Nov 2019

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