Star Wars Jedi Survivor is going to be a much bigger way than its predecessor, but it seems like this increase in size will also apply to the file size of the PC version.
EA and Respawn revealed with an update to the game's PC system requirements that Cal Kestis' next adventure will require 155GB of storage space. The PS5 and Xbox Series X|S file sizes have yet to be confirmed, so we do not yet know if this massive file size will apply to all versions of the game.
For the rest, the updated system requirements look no different than those that were revealed a while back. Unfortunately, EA and Respawn haven't specified which resolution and framerate are possible with the recommended system settings.
Not much is currently known about the PC version of Star Wars Jedi Survivor other than the fact that it will support AMD FSR and FreeSync Premium Pro, being an AMD Partnered game. Additionally, it has been reported that the game will precompile shaders to limit stuttering issues.
Star Wars Jedi Survivor launches on April 28th on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S worldwide. You can learn everything there is to know about the next entry in the series by Respawn by heading over here.
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