Prime members can stream Star Wars: Galactic Racer campaign free via Luna

Prime members can stream the single-player campaign of Star Wars: Galactic Racer at no extra charge from 6 October 2026 through Amazon Luna.

The offer was reported by GameSpot, which said the free streaming window opened on that date. It covers the solo campaign only. The full game carries an MSRP of US$60.

Luna is Amazon's cloud gaming service, which runs games on remote servers and streams them to a player’s device. That means no download or games console is needed to play, beyond a compatible screen, controller and internet connection. Access is included for Prime members.

Galactic Racer is a racing game set in the Star Wars universe. Its publisher lists two main modes: a story-driven solo campaign, played alone against computer-controlled rivals, and strategic player-versus-player grudge matches, where players race each other online, according to the official site. The Luna offer applies to the first of those.

The announcement came from Amazon. Jeff Gattis, Head of Gaming at Amazon, set out the free streaming plan for Prime members.

For fans, this means a low-risk way to try the solo portion. Play the campaign through Luna. Then decide if you want to pay for the full release elsewhere.

Players will still need an active Prime membership and a Luna-compatible device. Progress, multiplayer access and play outside Luna remain tied to the paid version.