It’s been a big week for Star Wars: Galactic Racer, with a tidal wave of critical acclaim and hype surrounding the game – especially with the addition of Sebulba in the campaign.
But despite the main campaign being chock-a-block full of content, characters and challenges with a whopping three acts to complete, at the end of it all you just might be craving more.
So, if the various arcade modes just aren’t cutting it, keep reading to find out whether or not Star Wars: Galactic Racer comes with New Game Plus.
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Does Star Wars: Galactic Racer have New Game Plus?
Unfortunately, Star Wars: Galactic Racer does not come with New Game Plus – but with a decent campaign, unlockables and so many different modes to try, the base game hardly needs it.
Instead, on completion the player can either start from the beginning of Act III or replay the entire main campaign all over again. This allows you to play through some of Sebulba's memories that you might've missed in your first run.
However, that doesn’t mean the adventure is over quite yet, as there is potential for a DLC to be added to the game in the future.
What unlocks at the end of the campaign?
By completing all three acts of the main campaign on any difficulty setting you choose, you will unlock the hardest level of difficulty called Champion.
There are three base difficulties in Galactic Racer: Cadet, Pilot (which is the recommended difficulty) and Ace. The unlockable Champion mode is the fourth and final difficulty of the game.
Considering how brutal Galactic Racer can be on its base difficulty settings, Champion mode is definitely for players who are after a ruthless challenge that will require many hours of practice.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer is out now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC.
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