Grab the top Star Wars game of the year for free with Amazon Prime!

While opinions on recent Star Wars films and series may vary, there’s a universal consensus among fans that Star Wars video games are thriving. In 2026, two standout titles hit the market within just six weeks: Star Wars Zero Company and Star Wars: Galactic Racer. Both games received positive reviews, with Galactic Racer achieving an impressive 88 Metascore on Metacritic, placing it among the top five Star Wars games ever.

If you’re curious about the excitement surrounding Galactic Racer and happen to have an Amazon Prime membership, you’re in luck: the game is currently available through Amazon’s cloud gaming service, Luna. You can dive into its single-player campaign, as well as explore the Arcade and Scenarios modes. Arcade races offer quick, intense challenges, while Scenario races introduce unique builds, rule sets, and characters that differ from the campaign experience.

The news release only highlights the single-player modes as available for play, so if you’re looking to compete against others online, you’ll need to purchase Galactic Racer. It joins Star Wars Outlaws on Amazon Luna, and subscribers can still grab September’s free games, including Doom and High on Life.

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a racing roguelike (or “roadlike,” if you prefer) that takes you through the Galactic League, an underground racing circuit where finishing first is just as likely as blowing up. A reviewer praised it as “the best arcade racing game in a generation.”

“The game’s learning curve is steep, and there’s a lot to manage and think about in a race. But when you finally get the hang of it, the thrill is unparalleled. This game combines blistering speed with tactical depth, where smart use of your abilities is just as crucial as quick reflexes. The deeper you go into a run, the more rewarding the experience becomes,” they noted.

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is now available on PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X.

A roadlike to die for.

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