Build Explorer
Choose your speeder, style and bottleneck to plan upgrade priorities and Part synergies.
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Start a Campaign Tour with a Racer Style, then build around compatible Parts and upgrades. Use the Build Explorer to plan your next run, or head to multiplayer and Podracing for mode-specific help.
Choose a mode, vehicle and repeatable build focus. The guides below separate permanent progression from the setup you assemble during each Tour.

Choose your speeder, style and bottleneck to plan upgrade priorities and Part synergies.
Open guideCompare all 14 styles and follow their Campaign unlock requirements.
Open guideChoose between Tour upgrades, Parts and permanent vehicle progression.
Open guideCheck race limits, EOS prerequisites and friend-group options before inviting players.
Open guideStart in Arcade, find Sebulba’s Tales and learn Podracer speed and braking.
Open guideCampaign follows Shade through the Galactic League. Scenario is a separate event mode; Arcade offers another way to race outside a Tour. Campaign, Scenarios and Arcade events are all playable offline. Online multiplayer and connected Arcade leaderboards need an internet connection.
| Your goal | Where to start | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Follow the story and develop a build | Campaign | Choose events through a Tour, prepare with Hibi and progress through the League. |
| Try a focused challenge | Scenario | A separate challenge mode; the launch review describes preset characters, builds and objectives. |
| Try Podracing immediately | Arcade | Direct access reported by Traxion; you can leave the Campaign for later. |
| Race against other people | Online multiplayer | Up to 12 speeders or 8 Podracers; cross-platform play uses EOS. |
A Tour is a sequence of choices: your vehicle, build and event path all affect the next attempt. The official story overview says too many crashes can end the Tour, while certain perks and unlocks survive into subsequent attempts.
Start with a landspeeder if you want a stable, durable introduction. The official vehicle guide gives each class a different handling identity; Podracers have their own customization rule.
| Class | Handling identity | What to practise |
|---|---|---|
| Landspeeder | Durable, stable and suited to drifting | Carry a controlled line through corners; use ramjet boosts when the exit is clear. |
| Speeder bike | Fast and agile, with little armor | Learn its wider turns during Kinetic Burst before using that burst in traffic. |
| Skim speeder | Resilience and agility, slower acceleration | Preserve momentum and practise the Knife Edge maneuver for tight gaps and corners. |
| Podracer | Extreme speed; airbrake sharply reduces velocity | Balance speed with tight-turn braking. The developer FAQ says Podracers are not customizable. |
Choose Arcade first. Traxion’s October 2 review reports immediate Podracing access there, while Campaign Podracing appears later. This is the shortest reported route if your first goal is simply to try a Podracer.
Yes. The developer FAQ confirms cross-platform play through Epic Online Services. Online races support up to 12 players on speeders and up to 8 on Podracers. Steam players need the EOS library for crossplay and Epic sign-in to manage non-Steam friends.
Campaign, Scenarios and Arcade events can be played offline. An internet connection is required for online multiplayer and connected Arcade leaderboards. The leaderboard shares your best times with friends rather than maintaining a public ranking.
It includes landspeeders, speeder bikes, skim speeders and Podracers. The official game overview centers on a runs-based Campaign with different repulsorcraft classes and a competitive multiplayer mode. Choose the Podracing page when that specific vehicle is your goal.
Use a supported controller or keyboard and mouse. The developer FAQ confirms controller rumble and keyboard/mouse support, and says there are currently no plans for wheel, HOTAS/HOSAS, full haptics, resistance or VR support.
The worldwide release date is October 6, 2026 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. PC storefronts listed in the developer FAQ are Steam and the Epic Games Store. Cross-platform friend management uses EOS.
The privacy-enhanced player loads only after activation and never autoplays.
A runs-based racing adventure: choose events and repulsorcraft builds through the Galactic League, or race speeders and Podracers in online multiplayer.
Official sources cover the modes and vehicle handling. Traxion’s launch review supplies the immediate Arcade access path.
12-player speeders; 8-player Podracers; offline modes; friend leaderboard; EOS and Epic requirements; Podracers cannot be customized.
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Game identity, branching routes, competitive multiplayer and repulsorcraft classes.
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Campaign, Scenario and Arcade; Hibi parts; Tour failure/restart and certain carry-over perks.
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Handling of four vehicle classes; Podracer ramjets and airbrake trade-off.
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October 6 worldwide launch on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC; runs-based choices.
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Arcade immediate Podracing; review-build parties of three, public lobbies, no private matches and rank-five Pod Tour.
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Fourteen style names and focuses, Campaign/online distinction and selected unlock thresholds.
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Fourteen named styles with event, Ramjet, airborne, ability and Takedown unlock conditions.
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Temporary upgrades/Parts, four Part slots, nine base abilities, repair faults, persistent Tuning Points and starting Shield/Autopilot.
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Handling/survival priorities, focused keyword synergies, ability energy tradeoffs, acid hazards and two-Tuning-Point respec.
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