Can you play Star Wars: Galactic Racer on TV without a console?
Yes. From October 6, Shadow PC streams the full PC version of Star Wars: Galactic Racer to your TV in up to 4K, with DLSS. No console and no tower: just the Shadow app and a controller.
So, what do you need to race
Galactic Racer on your TV?
Your couch, your TV and a controller. That's the whole setup. Galactic Racer lands on October 6, and its PC version, with DLSS and high-end settings, expects a real gaming rig: an RTX 2060 at the very least, a 50 GB SSD install, more to see it at its best. That kind of machine runs well over $1,000 and rarely belongs under a TV. Shadow PC streams a real Windows gaming PC to your screen instead. Your Steam or Epic copy, your saves, on the big screen.
Why Shadow PC is the best PC to play Star Wars: Galactic Racer
1. Day-one racing, straight to your TV
From October 6, a dedicated NVIDIA RTX GPU in the cloud runs the full PC release of Galactic Racer, and your TV simply shows the race. Open the Shadow app on Apple TV, Android TV, or a Samsung or LG smart TV, and you're on the grid. Power brings 20 GB of VRAM and 28 GB of RAM, more than the game asks for, even at recommended settings. Nothing to buy, nothing to wire behind the screen.

2. Jakku at full throttle, in 4K with DLSS
Fuse Games dropped split-screen to pour everything into one full-screen experience, and a big TV is where that choice pays off. Jakku's dunes in Unreal Engine 5, podracers flat out, rivals slammed and shunted off the track, all streamed in 4K on Power with NVIDIA DLSS on. The Shadow app outputs at your TV's native resolution, so every takedown stays sharp from the couch.

3. From the couch to every screen you own
Pair an Xbox, PlayStation or 8BitDo controller and race. Your Shadow PC is the same machine wherever you open it, so your Galactic League progress is waiting on a laptop or phone the next day. Online, up to 12 pilots race with crossplay across PC, PS5 and Xbox. In the living room, Ethernet or Wi-Fi 6 on a stable 50 Mb/s line keeps it smooth. Galactic Racer runs on the screens you already own, thanks to Shadow PC.
Galactic Racer on TV: Shadow PC versus a box under the screen
| Shadow PC | Buying a console | Gaming PC by the TV | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ready in about 5 minutes |
Shadow PC
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Buying a console
Buy, unbox, update
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Gaming PC by the TV
Build, move, wire up
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| Nothing new under the TV |
Shadow PC
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Buying a console
A console to place
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Gaming PC by the TV
A tower to place
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| 4K with NVIDIA DLSS |
Shadow PC
|
Buying a console
Console settings
|
Gaming PC by the TV
Depends on your GPU
|
| Plays your Steam or Epic copy |
Shadow PC
|
Buying a console
Separate console copy
|
Gaming PC by the TV
|
| Same PC on laptop and phone |
Shadow PC
|
Buying a console
Needs the console on
|
Gaming PC by the TV
Needs the PC on
|
| Zero upfront hardware cost |
Shadow PC
|
Buying a console
Console price
|
Gaming PC by the TV
Well over $1,000
|

Power is the Shadow PC made for Galactic Racer on the big screen
For Galactic Racer on a living-room TV, we recommend Power. Its RTX GPU with 20 GB of VRAM and its 28 GB of RAM sit above the game's recommended specs, so you can push 4K, switch DLSS on and keep every race sharp on a big screen, then carry on from any laptop, tablet or phone you already own.
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Getting started in 3 easy steps
Apple TV, Android TV, a Samsung or LG smart TV, or a laptop plugged in over HDMI: whatever sits by your couch, you're three steps from the starting grid. Nothing to buy, nothing to build, no Windows to install.
Go to shadow.tech and select the PC configuration that matches your performance needs.
Get the Shadow app on your Apple TV, Android TV, Samsung or LG smart TV, then pair your controller. Or open pc.shadow.tech on a laptop connected to the TV.
Start your Shadow PC, install Steam or the Epic Games Store, grab Star Wars: Galactic Racer, and enter your first Galactic League run. That's it.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer at a glance
Star Wars: Galactic Racer is an arcade combat racer from Fuse Games, a studio led by Burnout veterans, made with Lucasfilm Games and published by Secret Mode. It launches October 6, 2026 on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. With the Empire gone, the underground Galactic League rules the Outer Rim. Landspeeders, speeder bikes, skim speeders and podracers, a runs-based campaign, Arcade and Scenario modes, online races for up to 12.


FAQ
Shadow PC is a complete Windows 11 gaming PC hosted in the cloud, with its own dedicated GPU. You install and run any game, app or software, with no restricted catalog.
Your Shadow is a true professional Windows workstation. Install everything you need*: Adobe Suite, CAD tools, development IDEs, etc.
Shadow PC has a native app for Apple TV (tvOS 11 and later), Android TV, and Samsung and LG smart TVs. Any other TV works through a laptop or streaming device connected over HDMI. Pair an Xbox, PlayStation or 8BitDo controller and the couch is ready.
For each device of your choosing, you can download the Shadow PC software client for free; in particular, this will allow you to test the browsing quality and adjust your video quality settings to the highest resolution, such as 4k. When you need to quickly access your environment and files via a new device or a workstation that's limited in terms of software installation, you can now directly access your Shadow PC via a browser. No installation required, it's quick and easy: Just head to the pc.shadow.tech web page! This access mode comes particularly in handy when you're giving a client a demo or delivering training via a demanding software directly on your clients or prospects' device: No need to lug around your own hardware, with your software and data, as Shadow PC gives you easy and instant access to it, at any tie and anywhere.
Yes. Shadow PC downloads at up to 1 Gb/s to your virtual PC, even if your local connection is slow. Large game installs take minutes.
No. Streaming latency is virtually imperceptible, and on a stable 50 Mb/s connection the result matches a local PC.
Yes. Shadow PC streams up to 4K UHD, higher on Power. Some games may not support 4K natively.
No. Fuse Games chose not to include local split-screen, to put everything into the full-screen experience. On your TV, you race the solo campaign, Arcade and Scenario modes, or go online against up to 12 players, with crossplay across PC, PS5 and Xbox.
The official minimum is an Intel Core i5-8400 or Ryzen 5 2600, 12 GB of RAM, an RTX 2060 or equivalent and 50 GB on an SSD, on Windows 10. Reported recommended specs point to an RTX 3060 Ti and 16 GB of RAM. Power, with 20 GB of VRAM and 28 GB of RAM, sits above both.
Nothing announced blocks it. As of September 30, 2026, the game ships on Steam and the Epic Games Store with Denuvo anti-tamper, which is copy protection rather than an anti-cheat, and no anti-cheat has been announced. Compatibility is checked again at launch, and this page will be updated on October 6.