IGN has shared new details about Star Wars: Galactic Racer. The game will feature track-based racing instead of an open world, along with both multiplayer and a single-player Galactic Racing League campaign. It’s planned as a premium launch without a season pass model.
Races will focus on mastering circuits and replayability, introducing a two-phase Boost System. The second phase, called “ramjet,” delivers extreme speed but builds heat and can cause your vehicle to explode if overused. Environments like the volcanic planet Lantaana will include tactical elements such as lava and water that directly impact your boost management. Between races, players can explore the paddock, interact with characters, build rivalries, and upgrade their skimmers.
What do you think about a track-focused Star Wars racing game instead of open world?
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Races will focus on mastering circuits and replayability, introducing a two-phase Boost System. The second phase, called “ramjet,” delivers extreme speed but builds heat and can cause your vehicle to explode if overused. Environments like the volcanic planet Lantaana will include tactical elements such as lava and water that directly impact your boost management. Between races, players can explore the paddock, interact with characters, build rivalries, and upgrade their skimmers.
What do you think about a track-focused Star Wars racing game instead of open world?
If you enjoy Star Wars and racing games, tag a friend who would be interested and share your thoughts below!
#StarWarsGalacticRacer #StarWars
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