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Holotactics is a holographic battle simulator minigame inStar Wars Jedi: Survivor. Players must face off against eight opponents, including Turgle, Greez, Caij, and Tulli. Each match is turn-based and lasts 3–4 rounds, allowing the player to counter the enemy’s army with Empire Troopers, Raiders, or Beasts.
InJedi: Survivor’s campaign, the Holotactics minigame unlocks after Cal saves Tulli Mu and Bhima Ook. But to play all eight matches, players must first recruit all main characters at Pyloon’s Saloon. For players who’ve already unlocked all Holotactics characters,here’s how to beat everyoneand earn rewards.
Updated on July 16, 2025, by Mohsen Baqery: With many new and returning players eager to explore Holotactics, we’ve updated this guide to include more details on the rewards you can earn and new tips to help you complete Holotactics missions more efficiently.
All Enemies and Rewards in Holotactics
After unlocking Holotactics, you’ll face eight opponents in a set order: Turgle, Greez, Tulakt, Merrin, Caij, Skoova, T-1N8, and Tulli. Each one presents a progressively tougher challenge.Defeating all of them grants the Gambler trophy/achievement, while each opponent also drops minor rewards, which are listed below.
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Best Troops and Units in Holotactics
With the right strategy, you can clear all Holotactics missions using just three units:Raider Veterans, Purge Troopers, and Heavy Assault Troopers. So, these three are considered S-Tier choices. Check out the tier list below to see which other units rank among the best:
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Bedlam Smasher, Rocket Launcher Trooper
While Holotactics features several powerful units, most require high action points, making them less viable for strategic combat. The units listed above are chosen for their optimal balance of strength and efficiency, offering the best value with minimal action point costs.
Round Two
2 Raider Grunt, 1 Raider Veteran
Turgle is the first and easiest match in Holotactics. To beat him in round one, place a Raider Grunt in the right or left corner. For round two, have two Raider Grunts in front row corners and support them with a Raider Veteran in the back.
Round 1
Turgle attacks with two Scout Troopers. To counter that, place one Raider Grunt on the board.
Round 2
Turgle plays two Scout Troopers backed by an Electrostaff Purge Trooper. To beat him, have one Raider Veteran in the back and two Raider Grunts in front.
Round Three
3 Shield Troopers, 1 Heavy Assault Trooper, 1 Stormtrooper Commander
To beat Greez, use two Melee B1 Droids in front and one Stormtrooper with a Commander in the back, then two B1 Droids on the left and a Raider Grunt with two Commanders on the right. For the last round, position three Shield Troopers in the front left, and one Heavy Assault Trooper and one Stormtrooper Commander at the back on the opposite side.
Greez attacks with one Stormtrooper and two Rawka. Use two B1 Droids to bait Rawka and have long-range units like Stormtroopers and Commanders.
Greez has two Scout Trooper Commanders and two Stormtrooper Commanders. Defend with two B1 Droids in the front left corner against grenades, and counterattack with a Raider Grunt and two Stormtrooper Commanders in the back row.
Round 3
In the last round, Greez has a raider bot and two Stormtroopers. To counter, use three Shield Troopers in front, and a Heavy Assault Trooper and a Stormtrooper Commander in the back.
1 Roller Mine, Raider Grunts, Raider Veterans, Stormtrooper Commanders
To beat Tulakt in Holotactics, start with three Melee B1 Droids, a Heavy Assault Trooper, and a Raider Grunt. Then get two Melee B1 Droids, a Stormtrooper Commander, and two Raider Grunts. Finally, counter with two Raider Veterans, a Raider Grunt, a Roller Mine, and a Stormtrooper Commander.
Tulakt has a B2 Droid and two Stormtrooper Commanders. Toblock explosives, use three B1 Droids on the front left, a Heavy Assault Trooper in the far back right, and a Raider Grunt in the middle of the back row.
In the second round, Tulakt uses two Raider Grunts and three Ranged B1 Droids. The best way to counter that is to have two Melee B1 Droids as decoys in the front corner, and support them with a Stormtrooper Commander and two Raider Grunts in the back row (on the opposite side).
In the final round, Tulakt plays two Raider Grunts and a BX Droid (hybrid). Use a Roller Mine to lure Grunts forward and attack from the back with Raider Grunts, Veterans, and a Stormtrooper Commander for victory.
2 Purge Trooper Commanders, 4 Raider Veterans
To beat Merrin, use B1 Droids to block her attacks and Heavy Assault Troopers to eliminate her troops. In round two, add a Raider Veteran behind B1 Droids and a Raider Grunt to support Heavy Assault Troopers in the corners. For the last round, place two Purge Trooper Commanders in the corners and three Raider Veterans in front and fill the empty slots with B1 Droids.
Merrin starts with two Bramliks and a DT Sentry Droid. To beat this level, have three or four B1 Droids in the front row and two Heave Assault Troopers in the back corners.
Merrin continues the battle with a Sutaban Alpha, two Hardshells, and a Raider. To counter that, put two Heavy Troopers in the back corners and have a Raider Veteran in the middle behind a few B1 Droids and a Raider Grunt.
To kill the last round’s boss, place two Purge Trooper Commanders in the corners and put four Raider Veterans next to them.
1 Purge Trooper Commander, 2 Heavy Troopers, 4 Raider Veterans
Beating Caij is relatively easy. In round one, block rockets with B1 Droids and attack with Raider Veterans and Stormtrooper Commanders. In round two, use Heavy or Rocket Launcher Trooper. And in the last round, have Raider Veterans, Heavy Assault Troopers, and Stormtrooper Commanders.
Caij’s fight starts with a B2 Droid, two Rocket Launcher Troopers, and two Ranged B1 Droids. To beat them, play three B1 Droids in the front row, one Raider Veteran in the back, and one Purge Trooper Commander in the corner.
In the second round, Caij uses a Shield Trooper and a DT Sentry Droid. For this round, have two Raider Veterans in the front row and a Heavy Assault Trooper in the right back corner.
For the last round, Caij attacks with a Purge Trooper Commander and Hybrid Droids. But since players have enough Battle Points, they can overkill them with Raider Veterans, Heavy Troopers, and Purge Commanders.
2 Shield Troopers, 1 Heavy Assault Troopers
2 B1 Droids, 1 Roller Mine, 1 Heavy Assault Trooper, Raider Grunt
Round Four
3 Shield Troopers, 1 Raider Veteran, 1 Heavy Assault Trooper
WinSkoova’s match in the Holotacticsby employing Shield Troopers as baits and attacking with Heavy Assault Troopers from behind. In the second round, lure the enemy with B1 Droids and counterattack with Roller Mine, Heavy Assault Trooper, and Raider Grunt. In the third round, put a Gorocco in front and support it with Raider Veterans. And in the last round, have as many Shielded and Heavy Troopers and Raider Veterans as possible.
Skoova’s units in this round are two Shield and two Heavy Assault Troopers. So, put two Shield Troopers in the front left and one Heavy Assault Trooper in the far back left.
Skoova has two Stormtrooper Commanders, a BX Droid, and a Rocket Launcher Trooper. Use B1 Droids and a Roller Mine as bait in the left row while attacking from the right flank with a Heavy Assault Trooper and a Raider Grunt.
In the third round, Skoova brings a Bilemaw and two Electrostaff Purge Troopers. Kill them by putting a Gorocco in the middle of the front row and three Raider Veterans behind it.
Round 4
For the last round, Skoova has a Droideka behind a Shield Trooper and B2 Droid. The best counter, therefore, is three Shield Troopers in the front row and one Raider Veteran and Heavy Assault Trooper in the back.
3 B1 Droids, 3 Raider Veterans, 1 Beldam Smasher
The T-1N8 Holotactics match is one of the toughest. To counter its Gorocco, use Roller Mine and Heavy Assault Trooper. In the second round, fight the Bilemaw and Gorocco with Roller Mine and Raider Grunt. For round three, defeat Sutaban Alpha and Droideka with Skriton and Raider Veterans. And in the final round, conquer Bramliks, Rawkas, and Beldam Smasher with Raider Veterans and Beldam Smasher.
Thematch starts with a Gorocco. To win, lure the beast to one corner using a Roller Mine and attack with a Heavy Assault Trooper from the opposite flank.
In the second round, T-1N8 has a Bilemaw and Gorocco in the front row. Bait them to one side with a Roller Mine and attack with two Raider Grunts and one Heavy Assault Trooper from the other.
T-1N8 plays 2 Sutaban Alphas and a Droideka. Counter with a Skriton in the front left row and 2 Raider Veterans in the back right row.
Have 3 B1 Droids in the front row as baits, and put three Raider Veterans behind them. Finish the match with a Beldam Smasher.
3 Heavy Assault Troopers, 3 Raider Veterans, 3 B1 Droids
2 Heavy Assault Troopers, 2 Purge Trooper Commander, 3 Raider Veterans
2 Raider Grunts, 3 Raider Veterans, 3 Heavy Assault Troopers
Tulli is thetoughest opponent in Holotactics. To beat her in the first round, rely on Stormtrooper Commanders, Raider Veterans, and B1 Droids. In the second, third, and fourth rounds, use Heavy Assault Troopers.
The fight begins with two Flametroopers, three Stormtrooper Commanders, and a Shield Trooper. To counter, place a Purge Trooper Commander in the back corner, a Raider Veteran in the back middle row, and two Melee B1 Droids in the front row.
In the second round, Tulli has a DT Sentry Droid with two Heavy Assault Troopers and Raider bots. To beat her, have three Heavy Troopers in the back row, three Raider Veterans in the front row, and fill the empty slots with B1 Droids.
Tulli attacks with a Beldam Smasher, four Hybrid Droids, and a Droideka. The best counter for that is having two Heavy Troopers in the back corners, two Purge Trooper Commanders next to them, and three Raider Veterans in front accompanied by three Raider Grunts.
In the final round, Tulli has an AT-ST. To beat her, have three Heavy Assault Troopers and two Raider Veterans in the back and fill the front row with Raider Grunts.
