Star Wars: Galactic Racer has hit 1.5 million players
Star Wars: Galactic Racer has passed 1.5 million players a month after launch, and developer Fuse Games is teasing more to come.
14th Nov 2026 15:15
Image via Fuse Games / Secret Mode
Star Wars: Galactic Racer has hit 1.5 million players
Star Wars: Galactic Racer has passed 1.5 million players a month after launch, and developer Fuse Games is teasing more to come.
14th Nov 2026 15:15
Image via Fuse Games / Secret Mode
Star Wars: Galactic Racer has passed 1.5 million players in its first month, and developer Fuse Games says there's more on the way.
The game's official account on X marked a month since launch on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC by thanking "every one of the 1.5m pilots", adding that the team "can't wait to share more about the future of Star Wars: Galactic Racer". Push Square, which reported the milestone, notes it isn't clear whether that figure counts sales or simply people who've logged in, so it's best read as a player count rather than a sales number.
Now this is podracing
Galactic Racer launched on October 6 as the debut game from Fuse Games, published by Secret Mode, and it's a runs-based arcade racer set in the Outer Rim after the fall of the Empire, where an unsanctioned circuit called the Galactic League is bankrolled by syndicates. It's $59.99 on Steam in the US (£49.99 in the UK) and rated PEGI 12, so it's one the whole family can argue over.
Fuse Games hasn't said what's next, but the post's nods to Arcade Event times, online multiplayer wins and single-player highlights suggest all three are getting plenty of use, while Push Square says players are hoping for more courses, perks and custom events. Push Square also reports that the studio doubled the online party size in its first major update, so it does seem to be listening.
If you're more of a Star Wars on PC person, it's been a good week for the classics too, as 21 more original Xbox games are now playable on PC, KOTOR and Jedi Academy included.
Well, 1.5 million pilots is an awful lot of traffic for one Outer Rim circuit, so whatever Fuse Games has planned next, we'd suggest it starts with a few more lanes.
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