Computer render of ARC-R on a dark background: two levers rising from side pods, with a central consoleFR

    ARC-R

    Two levers. One per engine. A planned fan-made controller for Star Wars: Galactic Racer™, delivered assembled.

    One email when the crowdfunding campaign opens. No payment, no commitment.

    Computer render of the target design, not a photo. The final product may differ.

    HOW IT STEERS

    No stick. Just two engines.

    Pick a step, or drag up and down on each side of the model.

    LEFT
    GATE
    62%
    RIGHT
    GATE
    62%
    Both levers together: straight ahead.
    Interactive 3D model of the target design, not the game.

    What you get your hands on

    01 / PODS

    One lever, one engine.

    Two side modules carry the levers, with an afterburner gate at the end of the travel.

    Close-up render of a pod
    02 / GRIPS

    Everything under your hands.

    Thumb buttons and a brake lever, so your hands stay on the levers.

    Close-up render of a grip with its brake lever
    03 / CONSOLE

    Arm it. Race.

    A central console links both pods, with game buttons and an ARM control.

    Close-up render of the central console

    Where it stands

    ARC-1, the prototypeBuilt, working and open source. It is the controller you see in the videos.
    ARC-R, the planned versionDesigned so far, not built yet. A real prototype comes before the campaign.
    Date and priceNot set yet. Signing up is how we measure whether this is worth making.

    Watch ARC-1 workingARC-1 files on GitHub

    Arm the launch.

    One email when the crowdfunding campaign opens. No payment, no commitment.

    NOT ARMED