Completing a game like Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order can be a bittersweet experience, especially if players have put in many hours. Jedi: Fallen Order puts players in the role of a former Jedi Padawan named Cal on the run from the Second Sister and Ninth Sister, two Sith-trained Imperial Inquisitors. Throughout the game, players will fight various enemies to master their lightsaber combat skills and will search several nearby planets for collectibles and cosmetic upgrades.

After the end of the game, there is not much post-game content, but that does not mean there aren't still things players can do. If players have not had enough of Cal, BD-1, and the Jedi adventure, they can continue playing after their final fight while they await the release of Jedi: Fallen Order 2. Here are the best things a player can do after beating Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

Best Things to Do After Beating Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order Lightsaber

Following the end of the Jedi: Fallen Order, the player can return to most areas they have already unlocked to finish searching for lightsaber parts or other collectibles and tie up other loose ends. They can also restart the game with new challenges if they would prefer. Here are the five best things players can do after beating the game.

Install Mods

Players can extend a game's shelf life by installing mods. This is especially true after beating the "vanilla" version of the game, as some mods can add a new dimension to the game experience.

Some popular Jedi: Fallen Order mods on Nexus Mods include the Lightsaber Color Editor by Callyste, the Ahsoka Tano model by AlexPo that allows players to play as the popular Clone Wars Padawan, the Cal Voice Changer by KillerCarth that includes 4 new voices, and True New Journey Plus by Callyste that lets the player begin a new game with all or partial power and combat capabilities intact.

Perform a Completionist Run

Players can continue the game after the final battle. This is a great time to go back to any of the in-game locations and gather any missing collectibles including lightsaber parts and cosmetic items, or continue fighting random enemies and gather enough EXP to complete the skill tree.

Alternatively, if players are looking for a new challenge, they can begin a new game with the explicit goal of finishing absolutely everything. These completionist runs can take a while, but players can often find things they missed along the way the first time. Players can also use this run to earn all Trophies and Achievements, completing the game 100%.

Finish Greez's Terrarium

Greez speaks to Cal on the Mantis in Jedi Fallen Order

On the Mantis, the alien Greez has a Terrarium that he wants to fill with various plants from around the nearby planets. The first time players find it, it is empty. After beating the game, players can seek out more plants to fill the Terrarium. While there is no in-game reward for this, Greez appreciates the gesture, and players can unlock the Green Thumb achievement once the plants have grown.

Build the Perfect Lightsaber

If players did not get the chance to customize their lightsaber the way they wanted to during the game, after the end of the game, they can return to any of the planets they previously visited and search for more parts. This can also be done as part of a completionist run or after installing mods so the lightsaber color and style can be entirely up to the player's choice.

Play Again on Jedi Grand Master Mode

Once players are comfortable with the game and have beaten it once, they can go for the highest possible title and play the game again on the Jedi Grand Master setting, the hardest setting available. This can be brutal, so players who try it should be ready for a hard-fought and exhausting victory.

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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is available for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.