Which Star Wars Galactic Racer edition should you buy?

Fuse Games and Secret Mode have announced three editions: a digital Standard, a digital Deluxe, and a physical Collector’s Edition. This page lays out exactly what each one includes, straight from the official pre-order announcements. Prices are not itemised in those posts, so we do not guess at them — check the store listing.

Pre-order bonuses (all editions)

Pre-ordering either digital edition on PC grants:

• A bonus Livery for your repulsorcraft, usable on landspeeders, speeder bikes, and skim speeders. The orange Livery is exclusive to PC pre-orders.
• A bonus Player Banner for multiplayer.

Standard Edition

The base game plus the pre-order bonuses above. That is the whole package — no extra vehicles or events.

Deluxe Edition

The base game, the pre-order bonuses, and a bundle of extra digital content built around three exclusive Kor Sarun vehicles:

Deluxe content	What it is
Kor Sarun: Darc X	Exclusive landspeeder
Kor Sarun: Ciza T	Exclusive speeder bike
Kor Sarun: Rac S	Exclusive skim speeder
Deluxe Arcade Events	Three Arcade events built for the vehicles above, with target times
Deluxe Livery Pack	Naboo-starfighter-inspired designs for any speeder
Deluxe Player Banner Pack	An exclusive Insignia and Background for multiplayer
Digital Art Book	80 pages of character, vehicle, and location artwork

Important for the value question: all of the Deluxe content will also be sold separately as the “Deluxe Upgrade” DLC at launch. So buying Standard now does not lock you out of it later — you can add it whenever.

Collector’s Edition

The physical package. It includes everything in the Deluxe Edition digitally, plus these physical items:

• A finely crafted metal model of the Kor Sarun: Darc X landspeeder.
• Kestar’s Banner, featuring the Bool family sigil.
• Racing pilot patches for Shade and a rival racer.
• A physical 80-page art book in high-quality print.
• A steel case with a custom slipcover using the Deluxe key art.
• All packaged in a premium Collector’s Edition box.

Which should you pick?

• Just want the game: Standard. You can add the Deluxe Upgrade later if you change your mind.
• Want the extra vehicles and events day one, digital only: Deluxe.
• Star Wars collector who wants the metal Darc X and art book on a shelf: Collector’s Edition, which folds in the Deluxe digital content anyway.

One caveat worth stating: the three Kor Sarun vehicles are cosmetic-plus — they come with dedicated Arcade events, but Fuse Games has not said they are faster than base-game craft. Do not buy Deluxe expecting a competitive multiplayer advantage; buy it for the content. For how vehicle classes actually differ, see the fastest vehicle guide.

Launch is October 6, 2026. See the release date page for platforms and the store link.