Star Wars: Galactic Racer brings the carnage-filled arcade racing of the 2000s into the modern day, with slick and exhilarating high-speed racing that mixes perfectly with a run-based format and roguelike elements. It's not perfect, stalling a little at the end of the campaign, and I'd like to see more planets and tracks for a truly galactic feel. But with a galaxy far, far away providing narrative hooks and a fun cast, Galactic Racer has some serious sauce and might be a blueprint for others to follow.
Excellent run-based format sets a new standard
Very well-realized Star Wars setting and characters
Lots to do, including chaotic multiplayer modes
Planet roster is disappointingly small
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Star Wars is full of vile scum and hideous villains worthy of punishment, but perhaps none have a face more punchable than the arch-rival of Star Wars: Galactic Racer, Kestar Bool. He's the current champion of the recently established Galactic League and is a truly detestable one at that. A whinging, arrogant rich kid with an undeniable talent for tearing up the track who really needs to be taken down a peg or two.
The moment the game's faceless protagonist, Shade, meets him was all the motivation I needed, but I didn't realise the road to challenging him would be more demanding and thrilling than I imagined. This is what I've felt has been missing from big-budget racing games of the last few years – high-octane action and real challenges to get invested in – and Star Wars: Galactic Racer delivers on both in bucketloads.
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