This sequel is set five years after the events of the previous game.
The series is set to expand further with Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. One of the biggest reasons for that is it provided a solid single-player experience that had a focused narrative and engaging combat. It was one of the best Star Wars games to have come out in quite some time. PS Plus subscribers get a handful of games every month.Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order was a sleeper hit and performed better than most were expecting. Merrin may or may not appear, as she has not been seen in marketing yet, but getting the whole story, seeing the whole Mantis Crew, and experiencing Cal's first journey before his next is a big draw for PS Plus subscribers, as well as any Star Wars fan really. Not to mention, many fans are curious about Merrin's fate in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, as she and other Mantis Crew members seem to have scattered to the wind by the sequel. Gameplay is something best felt, not seen though, and playing the original before the sequel releases would emphasize all of this.
Both of these features do not exist in Jedi: Fallen Order, and in fact, the sequel's gameplay already looks like a major step up. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is introducing new content like a blaster and lightsaber combo, as well as the Crossguard lightsaber. Replaying Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order before Survivor would definitely have its perks. They may no longer have the game and/or they may be interested in playing Star Wars Jedi: Survivor on their PS5, meaning this is a great argument for both replaying it and for Sony's latest console. Releasing it in January, after recently getting a release date for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, means fans are likely to use PS Plus to return. By now, many fans have likely already played the 2019 title, so had it been released before Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was announced, it would likely barely move the needle. Giving away Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order in January is a wise move by PS Plus.
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