Across the circuits of Star Wars: Galactic Racer, you spend as much time listening to rivals, mechanics, and league bosses as you do dodging crystal arches and salt-flat traffic. The racing title from Fuse Games, published by Secret Mode, leans on a full ensemble to carry its New Republic-era campaign, and several of those voices will sound familiar from other games, films, and TV shows.
Quick answer: The game has 26 credited voice actors. The campaign’s central trio is Lucy Montgomery as Hibi, Andrew Spooner as Darius Pax, and Kris Laudrum as the rival Kestar Bool.
Full voice cast in Star Wars: Galactic Racer
Here is every credited character and the performer behind them, with one notable role each actor has appeared in elsewhere.
| Character | Voice actor | Also known for |
|---|---|---|
| Male Shade | Will de Renzy-Martin | Coen in The Blood of Dawnwalker |
| Female Shade | Rebecca Hanssen | Eve in Stellar Blade |
| Male Shade alternate | Afolabi Alli | Phoenix in Valorant |
| Darius Pax | Andrew Spooner | Gabriel Caliburn in Crimson Desert |
| Hibi | Lucy Montgomery | Buny in Futurama |
| Kestar Bool | Kris Laudrum | Sevastyan in Eternal Strands |
| Sebulba | Lewis Macleod | Sebulba in The Phantom Menace |
| Sidon Ithano | David Acord | Sidon Ithano in LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga |
| Goli / 02-R0 | Beth Robb Adams | Rosaline in Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew |
| Lyren Shok | Oscar Conlon-Morrey | Oscar Wilde in Oscar Wilde About America |
| Malis Vazosk | Stephane Cornicard | Maximillien in Overwatch |
| Ben Quadinaros | Adam Diggle | Genma in Onimusha: Way of the Sword |
| Katja Mox | Amelia Donkor | P.C. Teresa Ndiaye in EastEnders |
| Soren Zaks | Derek Hagen | Frederick Langston in Control |
| Dud Bolt | Ryan Laughton | Ultima Carver in Fortnite: Chapter 5 |
| Ary Quill | Rhiannon Moushall | Sythel in Warframe |
| Fola Kanjen | Nikhita Lesler | Lady Worcester in Blood, Sex & Royalty |
| Q-33N | Nneka Okoye | Djanka in the Halo TV series |
| Ori | Penelope Rawlins | Paimon in Genshin Impact |
| Ody Mandrell | Mark Takeshi Ota | Sun Wukong in Black Myth: Wukong |
| Nik Sandaro | Laurentiu Possa | General Ourumov in GoldenEye 007 |
| Biddy Blas | Richard Summers-Calvert | Aekold Helbrass in Total War: Warhammer 3 |
| Sen Fira | Rebecca Tanwen | Elusha Salid in The Wheel of Time |
| Griff Haloran | Stephen Stanton | Admiral Raddus in Rogue One and Andor |
| Clegg Holdfast | Stephen Spencer | Barbatos in Dragon’s Dogma 2 |
| Gasgano | Richard Reed | Captain Iden in Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II |
Several performers appear in more than one title you may recognize. Adam Diggle, Penelope Rawlins, and Mark Takeshi Ota all have credits in Baldur’s Gate 3, for example, and Will de Renzy-Martin, Andrew Spooner, and Stephen Spencer all worked on The Blood of Dawnwalker.
Shade has three separate voice credits
Shade, the delivery pilot and former racer you control through the campaign, is not tied to a single performer. The role is split across a male version, a female version, and an alternate, so the voice you hear depends on how the character is presented.
- Will de Renzy-Martin voices Male Shade.
- Rebecca Hanssen voices Female Shade.
- Afolabi Alli voices the Male Shade alternate.
Returning Star Wars performers
A handful of the cast carry over from earlier Star Wars appearances. Lewis Macleod returns as Sebulba, the Dug podracer he first voiced in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, placing the veteran racer back into a story that pulls directly from the podracing era.
David Acord reprises Sidon Ithano, a part he also played in LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. Stephen Stanton, who plays Griff Haloran here, previously voiced Admiral Raddus in both Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and the Andor series. These returning voices sit alongside classic podracing faces such as Ben Quadinaros, Ody Mandrell, and Gasgano, all of whom appear as part of the game’s roster.
The campaign’s central voices
Three performances anchor the story of the Galactic League, and the developers shaped each one deliberately.
Lucy Montgomery as Hibi
Hibi is the Ardennian mechanic who repairs and upgrades Shade’s vehicles and acts as the player’s main companion. British actress and comedian Lucy Montgomery landed on the character’s Liverpool, or Scouse, accent herself during casting. Fuse Games’ Music and Narrative Director Nathaniel Daw described Hibi as needing to feel friendly and welcoming while still carrying a genuine passion for repulsorcraft.
Andrew Spooner as Darius Pax
Darius Pax, the Besalisk who founds the Galactic League, was the first voice revealed for the game, delivering the line “I want it back.” Andrew James Spooner provides the booming, showman energy for the race organiser and mentor, a performance the team described as a blend of gravitas, charisma, and overconfidence.
Kris Laudrum as Kestar Bool
Kestar Bool is the Caskadag rival whose family wealth and connections let him dominate the League, and British actor Kris Laudrum plays him as the villain the campaign wants you to beat. Daw framed Kestar as dripping with entitlement on the surface, with real fear of failing his father’s expectations underneath, a mix of rage, superiority, and desperation.
How to confirm the cast in game
The game ships with a paddock area where Shade can talk to racers, mechanics, and league figures, so you will hear most of these performers during normal play. To check the complete list yourself, open the credits from the main menu, which lists every character and performer, including supporting roles beyond the leads.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer released on October 6, 2026 for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S, with Lucasfilm Games involved in creative decisions throughout development.
