The Star Wars Jedi new sequel now has a date on the calendar: the third chapter of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order will hit shelves on December 1. For readers tracking the series beyond the games, that gives the franchise a concrete release even as the next game entry stays in development.
Respawn has already released two Star Wars Jedi games, Fallen Order in 2019 and Survivor in 2023. Cameron Monaghan, who plays the young Jedi Cal Kestis, remains the face tied most closely to the series’ center of gravity.
Respawn’s 2019 to 2023 run
2019 brought Fallen Order, and 2023 followed with Survivor. That two-release stretch established a clear cadence for the property, but it also set up the split now playing out across the brand: one branch has an exact date, while the other is still moving through development without a fresh timetable attached.
December 1 is the only firm next step in public view for this part of the Star Wars Jedi line. That makes the manga release the practical near-term marker for anyone following Cal Kestis in any format, not just on consoles.
Cal Kestis and Cameron Monaghan
Cal Kestis sits at the center of Star Wars Jedi, and Monaghan is the performer carrying that role. In franchise terms, that matters because the character is the common thread across the games and the wider expansion around them.
With the manga continuing and the game series still active, Monaghan’s connection keeps the story unified even when the release schedule does not. The property has momentum, but only the manga has a date readers can circle right now.
The third game still lingers
A third Star Wars Jedi game is in the works, but there have been few updates on its progress in recent years. That leaves December 1 as the near-term release that moves first, while the game side of the franchise remains the one fans are still waiting to see move from development to a public launch plan.
For now, the clearest answer is simple: the manga arrives on December 1, and the next game has not been dated. Readers following Star Wars Jedi get movement in print before they get a schedule for the sequel they have been waiting on.
