Kotaku | 23.06.2026 22:00
Racing games, like fighting games, used to be generation-defining releases. They were flashy console sellers showcasing groundbreaking graphics and impressive new gameplay engines. They used to be aimed at anyone who might want to pick up a controller, not just existing enthusiasts. Daytona USA and Wipeout had to be great games, period, not just great racing games. The spirit of that ambition lives on in what I recently played of Star Wars: Galactic Racer. It was fun. It was neat. And not just “for a racing game.”
