What is the Max Level In Jedi Survivor?

Jonathan Isenhour

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Although Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is a souls-like game, it drops the currency and XP system for your standard run-of-the-mill XP bar and levels. However, instead of leveling up, you get skills points to spend and level up. Let’s go over just how far you can go and if there is a max level in Jedi Survivor.

Is there a max level in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor?

Luckily, there is no max level for you to reach in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. So you can eventually get every skill in all of the different skill trees if you want to grind that much. Luckily, there are a few ways to speed up your XP grind if you do want to unlock all of the skills

While you will need to make a bit of progress in the game, which can be quite hard considering the mandatory patch blocking most players from going past Coruscant. You can still grind out XP just in the opening area. Start at one meditation point and go through the level until you reach the next meditation point, making sure to kill everything along the way between them.

Then you just need to fast-travel back to the starting meditation point and repeat the process. This should net you decent amounts of XP with each run. You can also speed it up as you practice the route and get better at fighting.

While many fans would hope for some sort of battle arena to earn up XP, there doesn’t seem to be any form of one that gives XP for fighting. However, you can slot in a few perks to help increase your XP gains.

The Wisdom perk will give you increased XP gains for each enemy you kill but does take up three perk slots to have equipped. But the cost of farming XP never was going to be cheap. You can also choose to hunt down the Gambler perk as well.

The Gambler perk will also increase your XP gains by a larger amount than the Wisdom perk but at the cost of four slots and a major downside. You will no longer be able to recover your XP on death. That means you can kiss all of your hard grinding goodbye if you happen to lose a fight.

While running both of these perks is entirely optional, they do make grinding out all of the skills available much easier. However, with enough time in the game and completing all the sidequests, you should not have any problem with XP.