A previously undiscovered secret in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has been found nearly four years after the game’s release, ending a long-running challenge from Respawn developer Jordan DeVries. The discovery was shared by a player using the handle towerbunga, and DeVries confirmed that the video showed the Easter egg he had been referring to.
The secret is hidden in the game’s menu interface rather than in one of its larger explorable areas. Players must first open the protagonist’s skill tree through a meditation point, then enter the Konami code. When the input is accepted, a large holographic image of Oggdo Bogdo appears.
“Will it take another 17 years for someone to discover the menu UI Easter egg in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor?” — Jordan DeVries
How the hidden feature was located
DeVries issued the challenge in a social-media discussion about an Easter egg recently found in Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2005), a secret that had reportedly remained hidden for more than 20 years. Several months after his post, towerbunga uploaded a video showing the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor menu discovery. DeVries then acknowledged that the community had solved the mystery.
The confirmed sequence described by the developer and the discovery video is:
- Reach a meditation point and open the protagonist’s skill tree.
- Enter the Konami code while viewing that menu.
- Trigger the holographic Oggdo Bogdo appearance.
| Detail | Confirmed information |
|---|---|
| Game | Star Wars Jedi: Survivor |
| Developer verification | Jordan DeVries |
| Discovery account | towerbunga |
| Trigger | Skill tree menu and the Konami code |
| Result | A large Oggdo Bogdo hologram |
A late discovery for the community
The find adds to the game’s collection of hidden references while showing that a menu-based secret can remain unnoticed long after launch. Players in the Philippines and Southeast Asia who own Star Wars Jedi: Survivor can look for the feature through the skill-tree menu, but the published discovery does not provide a more specific regional instruction or a separate platform requirement.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has also continued to draw discussion over its technical condition. On Steam, the game holds a “mostly positive” player rating based on approximately 87,000 reviews, according to the report. The same report notes that some players have criticized the sequel’s technical state and that Respawn has not completely resolved every issue years after release.
The newly confirmed Easter egg does not change the game’s broader technical status, but it closes one of the remaining pieces of its hidden content. For players revisiting the title, the discovery provides a newly verified menu secret to check without requiring a new update or an unconfirmed workaround.
