No dark side here
EA had high hopes forStar Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, but its expectations have been surpassed. Respawn’s singleplayer narrative-drivenStar Warsgame has already outperformed its sales targets.
In EA’s recent third quarter financial earnings call, CFO Blake Jorgensen revealed that the internal projection forJedi: Fallen Order‘s sales was between six and eight million copies by the end of the fiscal year (July 03, 2025). Already,Jedi: Fallen Orderhas broken the eight million threshold, and Jorgensen expects it’ll reach 10 million by the time April rolls around.
Respawn has to be in EA’s good graces, given the success of bothJedi: Fallen OrderandApex Legends. Regarding the latter, EA says thatApex Legendshas been growing as of late, with Season 3’s daily user count outpacing Season 2’s. But the real revelation with Respawn is that givenJedi: Fallen Order‘s sales, a sequel seems inevitable. Or, at the very least, Respawn will likely be given another crack at creating a story within theStar Warsuniverse.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order beat EA expectations by selling 8m copies[Eurogamer]
