Fuse Games pushed the first hotfix for Star Wars: Galactic Racer on October 12, and players on PC and consoles are now seeing stability improvements. This update addresses the core technical issues that have plagued the game since launch, which matters because unresolved bugs can break save progress and crash sessions on high-end hardware. We expect this patch to reduce the frequency of crashes for users running Intel Arc and NVIDIA GPUs.
Patch 1.004.003 addresses autopilot and save file bugs on PC and consoles
The update arrives as version 1.004.003 across all supported platforms. Fuse Games stated that the team released this hotfix to include general stability fixes for the racing game. Players should update their clients immediately to ensure they are running the latest build.
The patch targets several known issues that affected gameplay and system performance. Autopilot routing errors and save file notification bugs have been addressed in this release. The developers also fixed UI scaling resets that occurred on Steam and Steam Deck devices. These changes aim to smooth out the user experience for competitive and casual players alike.
Specific hardware-related problems remain a focus for future updates. Display flickering on Intel Arc A580 graphics cards is still present in this version. EOS overlay failures on Steam Deck also persist despite the stability improvements. NVIDIA 50 series users may still experience crashes when using Frame Generation or DLSS features.
When we covered the last Star Wars: Galactic Racer update, several of the same balance and stability themes came up. This latest patch continues that trend by focusing on foundational system reliability rather than new content. The developers are clearly prioritizing technical fixes over feature additions at this stage. The hotfix is now live for all users on PC and consoles.
Source: Star Wars, MP1ST
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