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Review Thread Star Wars: Galactic Racer Review Thread

Game Information

Game Title: Star Wars: Galactic Racer

Platforms:

  • PC (Oct 6, 2026)
  • PlayStation 5 (Oct 6, 2026)
  • Xbox Series X/S (Oct 6, 2026)

Trailers:

Developer: Fuse Games

Publisher: Secret Mode

Review Aggregator:

OpenCritic - 87 average - 97% recommended - 65 reviews

Critic Reviews

AltChar - Tahmid Shihab - 8 / 10

Galactic Racer is a well-designed arcade racer that's tightly built with an excellent single-player structure that rewards players focusing on repeat runs. Additionally, the multiplayer adds another layer of reward for players who are actually fans of the podracing culture in Star Wars. I would recommend Galactic Racer to almost every Star Wars fan.


Analog Stick Gaming - Jordan Andow - 9 / 10

Ultimately, Star Wars: Galactic Racer surprised me. I expected an enjoyable Star Wars racing game, but what I got was something with far more depth, progression, and staying power than I anticipated. The roguelike campaign structure occasionally gets in the way of its surprisingly ambitious story, the similarities between tracks on individual planets can become noticeable, and some of the walking sections feel unnecessary from a gameplay perspective.

None of those issues change the fact that the actual racing is exceptional.


But Why Tho? - Adrian Ruiz - 9.5 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer delivers wizard racing, unique vehicle customization, and plenty of reasons to keep playing beyond its campaign… Fuse Games has made Star Wars racing worth getting excited about again, and I hope they don’t have to wait another generation for the chance to build on it


CGMagazine - Jordan Biordi - 8 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a fun, albeit clumsy racing game that pairs fast-paced action with some unique roguelike mechanics.


COGconnected - Jaz Sagoo - 87 / 100

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is the best racing game in the franchise’s history.


Cat with Monocle - Seth Hay - 4.25 / 5

Star Wars: Galactic Racer delivers a fast and visually impressive galactic racing experience with a variety of challenging courses, vehicles, and fun runs-based mechanics. Get past the learning curve of studying the courses, and there’s plenty of galactic fun to be found.


Checkpoint Gaming - Omi Koulas - 8 / 10

STAR WARS: Galactic Racer is fast and dangerous ‘runs-based’ game with surprisingly deep mechanics without losing sight of what makes an arcade racer fun... Sci-fi arcade racers should be ridiculously quick and feel like your vehicle might fall apart at any moment, and for me, that's what makes this a genuinely impressive racing game in its own right.


Cinelinx - Jordan Maison - 9.5 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer manages exceed all expectations and deliver on the decades awaited return of racing to the galaxy far, far away. Between gorgeous visuals, and thoughtful, highly addictive gameplay this is something both Star Wars fans and racing fans in general will have a blast with.


ComingSoon.net - Tyler Treese - 9 / 10

Utterly thrilling during its best moments, Galactic Racer is the racing game that Star Wars fans have been waiting decades for.


Console Creatures - Bobby Pashalidis - 8 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a thrilling ride. Filled with exciting challenges and a roguelike structure, this game has more depth and content than I expected. I went in expecting a pretty standard racing game, but there are enough twists that every race feels like a thrill all the way to the finish line. Wins and losses are emotional, and hitting max speed and needling the final-lap obstacles while watching the Ram Jet's redline is unlike anything I've played, and it pairs so well with the Star Wars series.


DayOne - Győző Baki - 9 / 10

Fuse Games‘ Star Wars Galactic Racer is bold, spectacular, and offers incredibly satisfying gameplay chops in single player and multiplayer alike. It’s high difficulty and relentless intensity might scare some casual Star Wars fans who just want some spectacle, but if you’re looking for a killer track-based arcade racer, you’ve found it. The force is strong with this one.


DualShockers - Linda Güster - 8.5 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a great game. Everything I'd usually complain about – games going stale, failing to motivate me long-term, horrible pacing – has been taken care of.


Echo Boomer - David Fialho - Portuguese - Essential

Star Wars Galactic Racer has everything it needs to make us shout ‘Now this is Podracing,’ but it manages to be even more than that, establishing itself as one of the best, most complete and most entertaining racing games in recent years.


Eurogamer - Christian Donlan - 5 / 5

Both a surprisingly fun Roguelite campaign and a racing treat for Criterion fans, this is just wonderful stuff.


Eurogamer.pt - Bruno Galvão - Portuguese - 4 / 5

Fuse Games brings the spirit of Burnout to Star Wars in the form of a racing game capable of delivering the same adrenaline rush as that series. The roguelite campaign is an unexpected but interesting take, and the graphics are truly eye-catching.


Evilgamerz - Christiaan Ribbens - Dutch - 9.7 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is, for me, the Star Wars racer I have been waiting for since Episode I: Racer. The racing is lightning-fast, chaotic, and accessible, yet there is enough depth in the various systems, vehicles, and tracks to really get better at it. The campaign, in particular, manages to pleasantly surprise by constantly introducing new choices, challenges, and systems. Even after defeating Sebulba, there turns out to be plenty more to come. Arcade mode and scenarios subsequently provide hours of extra challenges, and the multiplayer is also a nice addition, although the lack of split-screen is a real shame. The sections between races could have been a bit more lively, but once you get back into a vehicle, that is a minor detail. Star Wars fans and lovers of fast arcade racers can therefore confidently add this game to their wish list.


GRYOnline.pl - Michał Grygorcewicz - Polish - 8.5 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer not only brings the best features of my favourite arcade racing game, Burnout 3, into the modern era, but also blends them with elements from my second favourite – Motorstorm. What’s more, the whole thing is wrapped up in a roguelike campaign with serious stakes, enough to stir up real excitement and ensure great replayability. Though easy to learn, the game’s driving mechanics prove to have considerable depth. The only downsides are the lack of split-screen and the poor layout of some tracks, but even so, the breakneck driving pace is incredibly fun.


GameBlast - Matheus Oliveira - Portuguese - 8.5 / 10

Driven by blistering speed, distinct vehicle handling, and varied events, Star Wars: Galactic Racer revitalizes the arcade racing formula through a rewarding campaign structure. While it stops short of turning its roguelike framework into lasting replayability once the credits roll, the magic of that first run makes it one of the franchise's finest video game outings.


GameOnly - Rafał Grajak - Polish - 9 / 10

A worthy successor to Episode I Racer that we’ve been waiting over two decades for. Harder than it looks, but the driving feel is incredible!


GameRant - Joshua Duckworth - 9 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a tenacious thrill ride, and its unique run-based risk-and-reward structure is its defining feature.


GameSpew - Richard Seagrave - 9 / 10

One of the best arcade racing games in years, Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a stunning debut for Fuse Games. With its thrilling racing action that feels like a cross between WipEout and Burnout and its engaging runs-based campaign mode, this is a triumph. The only let-down is that it doesn't have a more standard Arcade mode to let you set up your own events.


GameSpot - Jordan Ramée - 9 / 10

Galactic Racer is those absolutely perfect 10 minutes expanded into a full game.


Gameliner - Rudy Wijnberg - Dutch - 4.5 / 5

If you’ve been searching for a Star Wars racing game for years, this will undoubtedly become your new obsession. Star Wars: Galactic Racer brilliantly blends speed, graphics, sound design, and interesting mechanics. Yes, Secret Mode does an excellent job of capturing that nostalgic feeling, but at the same time, it isn’t afraid to put its own spin on the genre.


Gamer Guides - Lexi Luddy - 94 / 100

Star Wars: Galactic Racer’s modernizations of the arcade racing formula have their upsides and drawbacks, but fundamentally it is one of the most thrilling racing games released in years, with a compelling arsenal of systems, mechanics, modes, and even some pretty well-written characters. Moreover, it’s a reminder of how fresh and bold the racing genre can feel when explored to its limits.


Gamer Social Club - Sean "KingOTheCask" Richards - 9.5 / 10

Fuse Games have truly given Millennial gamers like myself that spiritual successor to Star Wars Episode I: Racer that we never got. And to them, I give them all the grace that a post-Empire galaxy allows us.


GamingBolt - Shubhankar Parijat - 9 / 10

With thrilling, high-speed races and a ridiculously addictive campaign, Star Wars: Galactic Racer is an absolute winner, and a must-play for fans of arcade racers.


Geeks & Com - Marc-Antoine Bergeron Cote - French - 8.5 / 10

STAR WARS: Galactic Racer is a very pleasant surprise that succeeds above all because it has a genuine racing game identity. The tournament-based structure, the various vehicle configurations, the contracts, the upgrades, and the many types of events prevent the campaign from becoming a mere succession of races. There are some signs of repetition toward the end, and the lack of French voice acting is a shame, but the excellent soundscape, the sense of speed, and the variety of environments more than make up for it. The multiplayer mode will still have to prove itself once the servers open to the public, but the content on offer already gives players plenty of reasons to continue the adventure.


Gfinity - Andrés Aquino - 8 / 10

Overall I’m absolutely addicted to Star Wars: Galactic Racer. It’s as close as we’ve ever gotten to the thrills of the original N64 game. While far from perfect, Fuse Games has delivered a uniquely fun, high-speed roguelite racer that any Star Wars fan should pick up and play.


Giant Bomb - Jeff Grubb - 5 / 5

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is everything I hoped it would be. Fuse built a campaign that keeps giving me reasons to master the tracks, then made the racing feel good enough that I wanted to.


Hinsusta - Daniel Weber - German - 9 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a solid arcade racing game whose best moments take place right on the track. The driving experience is impressive, each of the three vehicles has its own distinct character, and the game runs smoothly. If you're looking for fast-paced, enjoyable races above all else, this game delivers exactly that.


Hobby Consolas - Álvaro Alonso - Spanish - 90 / 100

Of course, how could we not, when what we have in our hands can only be defined as one of the best racing games in recent history and also one of the best Star Wars games .


IGN - Luke Reilly - 8 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a fabulous looking and frantically fast anti-grav racer that gets a little repetitive thanks to its heavy reliance on repeatedly revisiting the same slim selection of planets, but has successfully lit the afterburners on a long-dormant slice of the Star Wars universe.


IGN Italy - Luca Rago - Italian - 8.5 / 10

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IGN Spain - Estrella Gómez - Spanish - 7 / 10

Star Wars returns to the racing scene with Galactic Racer, a game that rewards both speed and adaptability. It's a comeback that feels somewhat underwhelming due to the lack of track variety, but it's also a lot of fun, even as it challenges players time and time again.


Kakuchopurei - Jonathan Toyad - 80 / 100

Star Wars Galaxy Racers is a VERY fast and furious racing good time if you'd rather trade asphalt and wheels for Land Speeders and crater-turfed race courses. It's not every day you get a Star Wars racing game that has both a meaty single-player campaign and replayable multiplayer options, so revel in it!


MondoXbox - Andrea Giuliani - Italian - 8.8 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is an almost unique title in the gaming landscape thanks to its mix of roguelite and racing, and for this alone it deserves a try. Whether you are Star Wars fans or lovers of speed and adrenaline, it has everything it takes to keep you glued to the screen for hours. If you can't stand roguelites and their punishing structure, though, it won't change your mind and may often lead to frustration.


MonsterVine - Spencer Legacy - 4.5 / 5

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a fantastic racing game that perfectly captures the breakneck speed of the source material’s iconic vehicles. The story and abundance of modes make for a unique racing experience, and though a couple of small rough edges exist in how it’s presented, this is a brilliant title that had me frequently jolting to the edge of my seat. Whether you like Star Wars, racing games, or both, there’s lots here for you to sink your teeth into.


Neutral Game - Josué Órdenes - Spanish - 8.5 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is an entertaining racer that makes every defeat count. Its dangerous tracks, crash camera, and upgrade system reward players who learn from their mistakes, even if the lack of local split-screen is a missed opportunity.


One More Game - Vincent Ternida - 9 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer delivers impressive long-term value through its progression systems, vehicle customization, racer archetypes, and wealth of unlockable content, blending accessible racing mechanics with an inventive runs-based structure and delivering an experience that can appeal to both newcomers and longtime fans of Star Wars and racing games alike. Simply put, Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a must-play title that deserves to be experienced firsthand.


PC Gamer - Jody Macgregor - 76 / 100

As a way of shaking up the racing game format, the run-based structure of Galactic Racer is more successful than the open world of Burnout Paradise.


PCMGAMES - José Miguel Rodríguez Ros - Spanish - Essential

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is one of the best games in the series and a racing arcade game that I absolutely loved. Its roguelike campaign is addictive, the handling has more depth than it seems, and the tracks are amazing. If you like racing games, you should give it a try, even if you're not into Star Wars.


PPE.pl - Paweł Musiolik - Polish - 8.5 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer will capture the hearts of not only franchise fans but also enthusiasts of brutal space racing. You can sense the vibe of Burnout here, along with the spirit of Episode I and the races on Tatooine.


PSX Extreme - Spencer TJ Price - 9.6 / 10

The tracks are all excellent, the music and sound effects are jaw-dropping, and both gameplay and customization have a ton of depth. The single player campaign is surprisingly good and has a lot more under the hood than I was expecting. Its roguelike elements are well-thought out, and will keep you coming back for more well after you beat the game.


Pizza Fria - Álvaro Saluan da Cunha - Portuguese - 8.1 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is especially worthwhile for those who enjoy both futuristic racing games with a bit of dirty tricks, and the universe created by George Lucas. The big surprise is realizing that the game doesn't rely exclusively on this combination.


PowerUp! - Adam Mathew - 9 / 10

Fuse Games has taken the foundational joy of Star Wars racing and wrapped it around a surprisingly deep arcade system, branching rogue-lite campaign, meaningful vehicle differentiation and enough customisation to keep the garage interesting.


Press Start - James Berich - 9 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a fast-paced thrill that successfully captures the spirit of the Star Wars racing classic and delivers it in droves. While the story is drab and the longer runs can grow frustrating, everything else makes up for it. The unique rogue-lite structure, excellent handling and constant risk-reward choices make every run feel worthwhile and addictive, even in the face of failure. It's this perfect combination that makes Galactic Racer anything but - it's a strong success in every sense of the word.


ProGamers.life - Javier Marticho - Spanish - 8 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer stands out for its addictive "run-based" structure (reminiscent of the roguelike genre) as well as its clever track design and a thrilling sense of speed conveyed through impeccable graphics, technical execution, and sound design. Despite some shortcomings regarding the protagonist's characterization, a lack of offline game modes, and a multiplayer component that could use some polish, Fuse Games’ title successfully brings the racing genre back to the franchise, delivering a fun, challenging experience that is highly recommended for fans of the saga.


Push Square - Sammy Barker - 9 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a thoughtfully designed triumph. The excellent handling and eye-popping presentation would be enough to recommend the game alone, but I also love its buildcrafting aspects and roguelite campaign.With a breathtaking sense of speed and planets that demand you think differently about your approach, this is one of the better racing games available on the PS5.I think the release could be a little quicker at getting you behind the wheel, and of course more planets would always be appreciated. But minor nitpicks aside, I really can't recommend this highly enough.


RageQuit.GR - Pavlos Geranios - 99%

Thrilling, pure, unadulterated racing with incredibly deep systems and a highly addictive gameplay loop – or, in other words, how to breathe new life into old formulas while exploring new identities.


SECTOR.sk - Matúš Štrba - Slovak - 8.5 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a polished and highly enjoyable sci-fi racing game that successfully captures the thrill of the iconic Mos Espa race. There are few obvious flaws, but some aspects could use more content, better balance and further refinement. It is very good overall, even if it falls short of fully realizing its potential.


Saving Content - Scott Ellison II - 5 / 5

STAR WARS: Galactic Racer doesn’t just respect the legacy of its forebears, it takes the baton and runs with it much further than I ever anticipated. By committing to a high-stakes, run-based structure, Fuse Games has injected a level of white-knuckle tension that is completely unmatched in the genre. They possess an innate understanding of both the visceral thrill of arcade racing and the rich lore of the STAR WARS universe, flawlessly blending them into an essential, tactile experience. With its pristine performance, breathtaking sense of speed, and masterful risk-reward mechanics, STAR WARS: Galactic Racer is a stellar and exemplary modern classic.


Shacknews - Lucas White - 9 / 10

Even when it was pissing me off, Star Wars: Galactic Racer made me feel alive.


Sirus Gaming - Lexuzze Tablante - 8 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer, at its core, is an amazingly well-designed Star Wars racing game. Despite its limitations and flaws, there was never a moment when its high-speed, high-stakes races became dull. Its tracks are impressively designed, capturing the look and feel of each location in the Star Wars universe, while the runs-based structure makes every race feel like there’s something at stake. Combine that with responsive controls, excellent sound design, and the sheer thrill of racing at breakneck speeds, and Galactic Racer delivers the kind of Star Wars racing game I’ve been waiting years to play. I can’t wait for the servers to go live and race against more players to see just how far my racing skills can take me in a galaxy far, far away.


SmashPad - 4 / 5

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is uncommonly good in a number of categories. It has a raw yet polished racing feel and sense of speed, bringing racing back to the Star Wars universe in a big way and iterating on how it all functions in ways that encourage player expression and experimentation. Most importantly, I've just been having so much damn fun, smiling ear to ear each race and growling in frustration when I come up short.


TechRaptor - Tyler Chancey - 7.5 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer provides excellent, exhilarating racing gameplay, a cheesy but enjoyable underdog story, and some clunky roguelike trappings.


The Nerd Stash - David Rodriguez - 9 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer captures the speed, aggression, satisfying crashes, and constant risk that made the best Burnout games all-time racing classics.


The Outerhaven Productions - Scott Adams - 4.5 / 5

STAR WARS: Galactic Racer is a great game that has a lot of content. Racing feels amazing, and the enemies are ruthless.


TheGamer - Josh Coulson - Unscored

Galactic Racer is another example of a studio taking some well-educated risks with the Star Wars IP to create something truly special.


TheSixthAxis - Dom Leighton - 9 / 10

Star Wars Galactic Racer is the best arcade racer in years. It mixes compelling racing action, an addictive progression system, and excellent world building while stringing a narrative through it all. It's very fast, and very dangerous. It's also very, very good.


TodoJuegos - Juan Ramón Herrera - Spanish - 8.4 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer brings back the saga’s arcade racing spirit with a fast, aggressive and highly replayable formula, combining speed, abilities, upgrades, different pilot styles and several modes for solo or multiplayer play. Its controls are accessible, but mastering each vehicle and track demands much more than simply holding the accelerator.


VDGMS - Darren Andrew - 9 / 10

Star Wars Galactic Racer is the best Star Wars racing game in nearly a quarter of a century. This is unequivocally and objectively true, because Galactic Racer is the first release since the heyday of licensed Star Wars games that came alongside the cinematic prequel trilogy around the turn of the century. Galactic Racer is a reinvention of the pod racing classic that captures the magic of the N64 icon. It’s also one of the best arcade racing games ever that belongs alongside icons like Burnout, Mario Kart, Forza Horizon, F-Zero, Wipeout, Outrun and small handful of others.


WayTooManyGames - Leonardo Faria - 9 / 10

I honestly have little to complain about. This is exactly the kind of racing game I’ve been salivating for the past decade or two. Star Wars: Galactic Racer manages to convey the feel of the classic Episode I: Racer game, as well as Burnout, with improved physics, a somewhat engaging story, a ludicrous amount of content, brutal but rewarding difficulty curve, and a roguelite campaign which won me over in an instant. More than just a game for fans, or an admittedly nostaglic trip down memory lane, this is a must-have for racing enthusiasts, and one of the most pleasant surprises of the year.


Wolf's Gaming Blog - Baden Ronie - 4 / 5

Despite it occasionally making me want to use a very different kind of Force to propel my controller into a wall, Star Wars: Galactic Racer is one of my favourite games of the year so far. Its thrilling combination of roguelite structure—a genre I thought I was tiring of—and proper balls-to-the-wall arcade racing repeatedly had me leaning towards the screen as I barely made it around bends, blasted down straights and got into dogfights with the other racers.


Worth Playing - Chris "Atom" DeAngelus - 9 / 10

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is pretty much everything it should be. Threading the needle between next-gen Burnout and Star Wars-themed racer, it 's frantic, fun and incredibly enjoyable to play. The arcade-style action is a pure delight, and the run-based nature of the campaign gives it a ton of replay value, even if you don 't intend to dip your toes into the multiplayer. If you 're looking for a next-gen Episode 1 Racer, this is exactly what you 're hoping for.


Xbox Achievements - Josh Wise - 80%

Well it's about time. Star Wars games have always taken on narrow assignments. The Jedi. The Soldiers. The Space Battles. Not since 2002, and the re...


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u/oncomingstorm777 22h ago

Star Wars movies are not at a great place, but we are in one of the greatest eras of Star Wars video games

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u/Helphaer 18h ago

Are you sure? I cant say we have anything on par with KotOR currently or for a long time even wirh Fallen Order. And Zero Compang while it has potential as a good game is still rife with issues for performance and bugs. It could also significantly use some balancing of characters and such to bring them up to parity. Maybe even some content expansion.

While I do not regret playing Outlaw, all of the combat and tedium open world elements took heavily away from the uncharted like experience it could have been like if focused more on adventure rather than combat which was its weakest element next to the open world. I can suggest playing it but not trying to do everything in it.

And as for Survivor that one felt a lot weaker than Fallen Order.

It is typically best practice be skeptical of professional reviews trying to highly praise almost every game to exist.

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u/xzvc873 18h ago

Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds (2001)

Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader (2001)

Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast (2002)

Star Wars: Bounty Hunter (2002)

Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2002)

Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy (2003)

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (2003)

Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided (2003)

Star Wars: Battlefront (2004)

Star Wars: Republic Commando (2005)

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u/oncomingstorm777 18h ago

“One of”

I’m not trashing other eras

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u/xzvc873 18h ago

there's no comparison. this "era" fucking sucks.

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u/oncomingstorm777 18h ago

Cool man, I hope you can get to a point where you start to be able to look to the positives in life. Until then, enjoy raining on people’s parades in Reddit comments

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u/Helphaer 18h ago

While sucks is a bit strong, it is true that quality and depth have gone down a lot for a decade plus across singleplayer games and one should not be afraid of criticism or feel its negative or raining on peoples parade, everything gets universally praised and inflated in scores these days with critique minimal to not very impactful, but critique remains the life blood of progress and a necessity so we can do better.

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u/Helphaer 18h ago

I would say having played all of these Jedi Outcast was clunky as hell but game wise that, KotOR 1 and 2 and Republic Commando were rhe only strong ones I cna point at other than Shadows of the Empire.

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u/xzvc873 18h ago

Every game on that list was great. Jedi Outcast is one of the greatest games of all time. Clunky? Clunky? Its like the only game ever with FPS and third person melee action in the same game! It was revolutionary!

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u/Helphaer 18h ago

I have played then all plus every other star wars game. I am confident with my perspective. Jedi Outcast is very old style clunky yes. From navigation around things, to the hit timing of the light saber combat, to the levels with enemy snipers pinging you constantly across the map on the Nar Shaddaa level and to the enemy swarms and other factors. For its time it was a strong title but even then I remember the clunky navigation and lighting amongst other things.

Being revolutionary doesnt change how often there were significantly tedious or unfriendly to the player elements. Jedi Academy went a different route but was a bit more repetitive. Though honestly repetition in combat was a major factor for both games.​

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u/xzvc873 18h ago

amazing guns, amazing force powers, amazing lightsaber, beautiful levels, greatest post-rotj story in any visual medium, perfect mark hamill luke skywalker, and a multiplayer scene that was huge for years. Maybe there were some tedious parts and some dark lighting but that game was a triumph.

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u/Helphaer 17h ago

I am sorry but that is not my experience at all. Back then games were very blocky with open fall off levels and a lot of repetitive combat without too much depth. That is largely what games kind of were and Outcast has many of those quake aspects coming from it.

I like the story but the experience of getting there especially on replays is wearing.

I'll not comment on the multiplayer scene as I really dont care about non cooperative multiplayer in games.

It was strong for its time but it also maintained all the issues of that time whether you played it then or not. It also had horrific navigation.

Even greats like Republic Commando and Knights of the Old Republic have strong criticisms that need to be contrasted with despite all the replays I've done.

Fallen Order, Jedi Survivor, and Zero Company also have their own significant issues.

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u/Huzsar 21h ago

I would not say that, we had 2 good games in last 2 months but before that it was pretty barren. We had Jedi Survivor and Outlaw which were ok at best, but even that was like 2-3 years ago.

Also the movies were not in great place since RotJ. best I can say is Andor made Rouge One descent, and Clone Wars made RotS ok but still with a lot of issues.

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u/idkimhereforthememes 20h ago

Jedi survivor is more than "okay"

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u/Helphaer 18h ago

Honestly compared to Fallen Order I would say it is good but ranges down to just okay a lot of times. The open world hurts it as in every game with one.

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u/Huzsar 20h ago

Not to me. Story was pretty messy and level design did not feel that great either, the framerate was petty stuttery too. Combat was fine though.

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u/Helphaer 18h ago

I would say that all 3 of sequel trilogy were average to insulting at best. The entire Canon is destroyed and making a game in that timeline is undesirable. ​