PlayStation 5 players can now pick up Star Wars: Galactic Racer for £27.60 through a TopCashback offer, saving £15.39 off its £42.99 price at Argos.
The deal applies to new TopCashback members who are also new Argos customers. Existing Argos customers who sign up to TopCashback can get the game for £27.81 after cashback.
How the deal works
Shoppers must sign up to TopCashback, search for 'Argos' and click 'Get Cashback Now', then shop and checkout as usual. Cashback will track and appear in the TopCashback account within seven working days of purchase.
The prices include free click-and-collect with Argos. Standard delivery to a home address costs an extra £4.95.
About the game
Star Wars: Galactic Racer puts players in the seat of their own pod racer. The game is set after the fall of the Empire, in the New Republic, which has formed the titular Galactic League.
Players take part in high-octane races that test reaction speeds, track knowledge and control of pod racers. They can build and customise their own ride to suit their play style, either in the story-driven solo campaign or in strategic PvP matches.
Alternative racing titles
Other racing options include The Crew Motofest, available on Amazon for £16.99, an online-focused open-world racing game. Gran Turismo 7 is also on Amazon for £32.79, featuring a wide variety of cars and races on iconic tracks including the Nürburgring.
Player reception
PlayStation 5 players have awarded Star Wars: Galactic Racer a score of 8.2 on Metacritic. One player wrote: "Great game, racing is really fun and feels fast. Rogue-lite elements in the campaign are fun and keep it interesting."
Another added: "Like it so much ! The sensation of speed and maniablity its incridible ! The mechanic for your vehicle is awesome! You gonna like it a lot, if you love Star Wars Universe and controlling crazy speed vehicules."
A third said: "Love, craft and care in every element. Brilliant game and shot through with racer DNA." A fourth added: "Absolutely fantastic! Star Wars: Galactic Racer on PS5 is an incredible experience."
One less positive review read: "Painfully dull, and a soulless shadow of the 1999 game. Boring, slow sense of speed and poor graphics." Another said: "Rubberbanding ruins the game. Especially kester bool on lower difficulties. I dont want to play a game that cheats its own physics to make me lose."
