Two engines, one Champion, No restrictions.
 
Strap yourself in and get ready to experience the pure, heart-pounding thrill of the Podracing scene from Star Wars: Episode I, The Phantom Menace.
 
Become Anakin Skywalker or one of the other over 21 Podracers and take the wheel to experience the full force of two enormous jet engines with simulated speeds up to 600 mph. Drive a turbine-powered chariot through eight magnificent realms. Navigate through exploding methane lakes, Tusken Raider attacks, gravity tunnels, and more in a heart-pounding, do-or-die race to the end, where anyone will sacrifice anything to win. What is your limit?
 
<h3>Key Features</h3>
 
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<li>Experiencing the Podracer action from STAR WARS:  Episode I again will be thrilling and exciting.</li>
<li>Hold on tight because Podracers reach their top speed of 600 mph when the afterburners are engaged!</li>
<li>Compete in a frantic race against at least 21 other people.</li>
<li>Take on more than 21 tracks across eight distinct worlds!</li>
<li>Steer clear of dangers like Tusken Raiders, meteor showers, and methane lakes.</li>
<li>Magnificent 3D environments.</li>
<li>Directly borrowed from Episode I are the majestic score and vehicle sound effects.</li>
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<h3>Gameplay</h3>
 
There are numerous tracks in Star Wars Episode I: Racer that span multiple distinct worlds. It has every racer from the film and extra opponents that are only present in the Game. The podracer, driven by the player character, has a boost feature that can be used. When triggered, the temperature of the producer will increase. If the player accelerates too long, the motors will blow up, damaging the podracer and delaying the player's ability to respawn and resume racing. The player must navigate carefully to avoid lagging because the producer will also be killed if one or both engines suffer substantial damage from hitting too many walls or other obstructions. While competing, the player can actively repair the podracer.
 
The Game offers three single-player Game styles. The player character participates in a competition in Tournament mode. A reward for finishing a race is money, with more significant rewards going to higher-ranked finishes. It can unlock new racers, activate new tracks, and repair or buy components for droids. The player can practise any previously opened racer once they acquire the course in Free Race mode. The player character can control the opponent's difficulty but cannot unlock new racers or tracks. Time Attack sets the player's character against the clock as they race to complete the course quickly. On the PC version, this mode is missing. Instead, the user can set the number of opponents in the Free Play mode to 0.