Does StarWars.com Cover Star Wars Video Games and Books?

Yes. StarWars.com is the official Star Wars site, and its own description states that it features news on Star Wars movies, series, video games, books, and more. The homepage evidence confirms this in practice: it carries a game item (Star Wars: Galactic Racer, marked "available now" with a launch trailer) alongside film and series features, interviews, and character guides. So if you are checking the site for non-screen Star Wars content, games and books fall inside its stated coverage.

What game coverage looks like

Game content appears as news and launch material rather than as a store or database. On the homepage, Star Wars: Galactic Racer is presented with a short description ("Race across the red salt flats of Crait") and a launch trailer, plus an "available now" label. That tells you the site is a place to learn that a game exists and has launched, and to watch its trailer — not necessarily a place to buy it or compare platforms.

What to expect, and what not to

• Expect: announcements, launch trailers, and feature write-ups tied to specific titles.
• Expect: game-related items mixed into the same news feed as film, series, and book stories, so you may need to scan rather than browse a dedicated games section.
• Don't assume: pricing, platform availability, or purchase links. The provided page evidence shows no pricing signals or payment platforms, so treat the site as an information source and confirm buying details elsewhere.

What book coverage looks like

Books are named in the site's own description as part of its coverage, and the homepage's feature list is dominated by reading-oriented material: character guides, episode guides, behind-the-scenes facts, trivia lists, and interviews. These are the kinds of articles that typically accompany book releases and in-universe reference titles.

A practical example: if you want to know whether a new Star Wars novel or reference book exists, start with the "Latest News + Features" area and look for guide-style or interview-style headlines — that is the format the site uses for this type of content. Then verify publication details with a bookseller, since the site itself is not shown to sell books.

Cross-media features and interviews

One of the site's clearer strengths is content that spans formats. The homepage includes a director's commentary feature on The Mandalorian and Grogu, a making-of piece on Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, and interviews such as "The Acolyte's Manny Jacinto Unmasked." These sit alongside game and book items, which means a single visit can connect a screen story to its tie-in material.

How to use the site efficiently

1. Start at the news and features feed. Headlines are the fastest signal of what is new across games, books, and screen titles.
2. Match the headline format to your goal. "Available now" plus a trailer points to a game; guides, trivia, and interviews often accompany books and reference titles.
3. Follow the linked article. The homepage gives only a teaser ("Read More"), so the detail — release timing, creators, context — lives on the article page.
4. Verify commercial details elsewhere. Because no pricing or purchase information appears in the site evidence, confirm price, platform, and availability with a retailer.

A quick verdict

The short answer: games and books are within the site's declared scope and visibly present on the homepage, but the site functions as an official news and feature outlet. Use it to discover and understand releases, and use separate retail sources for transactions.