Guy don't buy this game. The performance is awful, the game clips, stutters and freezes. After reinstalling, rerolling drivers nothing changed. I would love to play the game, but not in the way it runs like it does now...

TLDR: Game runs okay on a beefy PC with Frame Gen and DLSS on, with some minor bugs and glitches. Love the game itself - the story, the gameplay, the dueling, all is awesome. For the price I bought it (~€20 during a sale) I can recommend it, if you have a similarly powerful PC.

Game runs... okay'ish to good on my PC - RTX4080, Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 64 GB RAM - with Nvidia frame gen and DLSS ON. Game usually runs smoothly at 120 FPS without noticeable input lag (play game with controller), except for the aforementioned Koboh missions, where at some moments the game runs as low as 30 FPS (consistent with other reviews).

I've finished 70% of the game, had no crashes or save game corruptions so far. However, each time a cutscene starts the game glitches - I hear the sounds of the cutscene but the screen freezes on the 1st frame of the cutscene. I have to pause the game and rewatch the cutscene on Youtube.

The game itself is fantastic. The gameplay is smooth and really allows you to feel like a Jedi. The platforming and metroidvania aspects are nice and make exploring really fun. The story is alright (so far) and the actors bring out the characters. There is less variety in the planets you visit compared to SW Jedi which is sad. Combat is fun and challenging, although it can get chaotic with more enemies. For example, at one point you'll fight 3 bounty hunters at once, all which are resistant (not immune) to your force powers. For a force-heavy build like mine, this fight was too hard and chaotic and I had to get back with way more experience.

If you have a beefy computer, I'd recommend to get this game during one of the annual Steam sales. The €70 they normally charge is simply too much for a game that can only be enjoyed by the lucky/privileged few of us with a beefy pc.

As an anecdote, this reminds me of Arkham Knight, which was also considerably buggy and unplayable in the beginning. I really looked forward to playing it, but my (then) old PC couldn't play it. Some time later with a new PC I managed to play the game and to this day its my favorite game ever (I replay it every Christmas holiday). Maybe Survivor shouldn't be played now, but maybe consider getting it when you have upgraded your PC down the line. You might find Survivor is your favorite game ever.

To preface, I'm running a i5-12400k, 6700xt, with 32gb ram.

Gameplay is really good, big upgrade from the already good gameplay of fallen order. optimization has some issues but i have exactly 3 mods installed and i can run it at around 70fps at epic settings, ray tracing on, in most spots, but drops to 50fps in some places. I had crashes at one cutscene twice and at the beginning of the game so that's when i installed the mods and it worked fine after that. Visuals are beautiful, story is pretty good, I'm writing this a bit late so I don't remember it entirely, so its probably better than pretty good.
It's a really big game, lots of secret areas, maybe too many, which leads to another con, being that there's too many collectables. You can use the collectables to buy things in the stores, so it does somewhat have a purpose, but I've already bought everything i want and there's still so much more. 100% seems like a nightmare, which probably won't stop me, but so far it feels a bit monotonous. The movement to get places is nice, lots of shortcuts, once you get certain abilities it makes moving across the map really fast.

Overall I give it 8/10 with the mods, and nearly unplayable without them because i literally crashed every time in the start so i couldn't play lol
(mods are "SWJS - Fixes and Improvements", "Fix For Ray Tracing Crashing", and "Native resolution and blurry screen fix." all can be found on the most popular modding site (idk if referencing a external site is allowed so it will remain nameless))