Reception

Star Wars: Galactic Racer features an excellent single-player campaign and very good gameplay in its races, with different aspects influencing the challenges to overcome. The online multiplayer is also enjoyable, although there is no offline mode. The problems lie in a few minor aspects of the gameplay itself and the limited variation in biomes (pl...

STAR WARS: Galactic Racer nails the high-speed, high-stakes podracing DNA with flair. Its approach to innovation via roguelike progression broadens its appeal while doing away with some archaic practices found in longstanding racing games. Don’t worry if you’re not the biggest fan of STAR WARS, you’ll have a hell of a time and quench your thirst for...

Being completely honest with you, I normally zone out when playing circuit racers because they don’t do much to hold my attention. Doing laps of the same track over and over isn’t usually my jam. So games like Forza Motorsport, whilst impressive at what it does, don’t scratch my itch. Open-world racers tend to do a bit more for me. However, STAR WARS:...

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a wonderful gift for players who have grown bored with the 'realism' of Gran Turismo 7 and the search for any remotely interesting activities in Forza Horizon 6. Fuse Games has offered a chance to go back to the second half of the 2000s, when arcade racers were at their peak popularity and offered unusual gameplay solutions....

Star Wars: Galactic Racer turned out to be exactly the kind of surprise I didn’t expect but had been hoping for in the arcade racing genre. Fuse Games brings back the instant thrills we’ve missed from Burnout and MotorStorm, but rather than simply copying their formula, it adds something genuinely new to the genre with its roguelike campaign structure....