Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order arrived at the house in 2019, and this was the moment Respawn proved EA's Star Wars portfolio could actually work. Single-player Souls-like action with a genuine Star Wars story—no multiplayer, no live service, just crafted campaign content. We spent 66 hours with it. 2,623 peak viewers. That's the highest we'd seen for a Star Wars game in years. The combat felt weighty. The story respected the franchise. The difficulty balancing hit that sweet spot between challenge and accessibility. After years of EA's live service disasters, Fallen Order showed there was still room for passionate, complete single-player experiences tied to major IPs.

66.3 hours streamed with 2,623 peak viewers and 42,300 hours watched—these are our strongest numbers in this entire period. 691 average viewers locked in for the whole journey. 415 followers gained. Fallen Order resonated hard. Respawn Entertainment delivered a game people wanted to watch, a story worth following, combat mechanics that translated beautifully to streaming. Single-player exclusivity didn't hurt—it meant no seasonal FOMO, just pure campaign momentum.