Jedi Survivor full enemy list

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The standard rank-and-file enemies in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor are nothing to scoff at. Sure they are not much in a 1v1 battle, but going up against five or more at once can be quite difficult to manage. As such, knowing all of the enemies you will run into can be a big help. Let’s go over the full enemy list in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.

Imperial Troops – Jedi Survivor Enemies

Stormtrooper

Your run-of-the-mill grunt for the Imperial army, you will come across many of them in your fight against the dark side. While they may not seem like much, they can provide constant blaster fire in a fight, and throw grenades. So make sure to keep an eye out for them hiding in the back. Just use a saber throw to get rid of them

Scout Trooper

Despite normally being associated with sniping, these scouts have no guns in sight. What they do have are some stun batons and the will to go toe-to-toe with a lightsaber. They will even parry you if you keep trying to button mash on them

Shield Trooper

Impervious to a frontal assault, you will need to be a bit creative to deal with these shield-wielding foes. Simply slip in a force power or two in order to deal with them, just be careful when dealing with a group. You might find yourself out of force and options if you spam your moves.

Purge Troopers

A returning enemy from Fallen Order, the Purge Troopers are back and better than ever. While they might not be much of a threat late game, they are practically mini-bosses in the early game. Depending on your arsenal and force moves, you might need to play a bit slow with these troops.

AT-ST

The Empire is bringing out the big guns to take down Cal and that calls for the All Terrain Scout Transport to chase him down. While this isn’t Cal’s first run-in with an AT-ST, it doesn’t make it any less difficult to fight.

Droids – Jedi Survivor Enemies

B1 Battle Droids

The bog standard battle droid, These buckets of bolts will replace the Stormtroopers when you are not dealing with the Empire. They operate the same way a Stormtrooper does, just with a bit more sass in their programming.

B2 Battle Droids

Normally called the Super Battle Droid, This is a thicker version of the regular Battle Droid. Trading in a grenade for wrist rockets and having double laser blasters in the other wrist. These droids are a force to be reckoned with.

BX Command Droids

These Commando Droids are as agile as they are fast. They will quickly close the gap on you and be in your face in no time. The issue with them is that you can’t look away to focus on some other droids. So dealing with them first in a fight is a must.

Magnaguard

These staff-wielding droids are quite formidable as they are designed to go up against Jedi and subdue them. While you might be able to handle one in a single fight, going up against more than one Magnaguard or a Magnaguard with other droids can be quite the task.

Droideka

You can’t just simply reflect blaster fire back at these bubble-shielded droids. Running isn’t an option either as they can curl up into a ball and chase after Cal. You’ll have to close the gap and get close to get through the shield on a Droideka which can be quite difficult in a fight.

KX Droids

Another returning droid from Fallen Order, These Imperial droids are built a bit better than all the others. Running into these droids almost always feels like a mini-boss due to how tanky they are. You also have to be wary of the damage they can deal and their grab attacks.

DT Sentry Droid

These Dark Trooper-inspired droids and built to kill and they will stop at nothing to take Cal down. Being quite tanky despite their looks, these will put up quite the fight in order to achieve their goal.

Scavengers and Beasts – Jedi Survivor Enemies

Bedlam Raider

The Bedlam Raiders are the first enemy type you run into outside of the Imperials as this group seems to be using the old battle droids from the close wars to their favor. While having droids to pepper you at range, the raiders will close in for some melee combat.

Shiverpede

These ambush beasts will lay in plain sight and jump you if you try to walk past them. Keep your eyes on the ground to try and spot them and be ready to dodge as you walk past. They can blend in a bit, but their larger frame can give them away.

Gorger

A pack hunter-type creature, you will never be in a fair fight against one. If you do happen to catch a single Gorger out, you can be sure it will run back to its pack before fighting you. While they are not very tough and don’t hit hard, it is being overwhelmed that you have to worry about the most with these.

Rancor

A difficult mini-boss that you can happen to come across in the opening areas of Jedi Survivor. This beast truly does live up to the hype from the movies. Beating the Rancor will take a lot of effort if you are not coming back to him later on in the game.

Wampa

Despite normally being found on Hoth, the Wampa is an enemy you will come across a few times during Cal’s adventure. It is just as deadly as it seems from the original trilogy and should be fought with extreme caution. Playing a ranged fight against it seems to be the best move for Cal if you want to win.

That should be all of the enemy types you will run into as you play Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. While there are a few one-off enemies, like the Vashtan Wolfe fight behind their door, these are the rank-and-file types that you will run into more often. If you are planning to go into a boss fight make sure to check out our guide covering all of the boss fights in Jedi Survivor.