Play StarSavior on Windows PC

StarSavior on PC is a training RPG set in a cosmos where the stars are fading and the legacy of a legendary hero still shapes the future. Long ago, the Star Savior defeated the Void Star; now, a new Journey begins as a trial for those who would inherit the great power left behind. You take the role of the Captain of the Savior Party, responsible for guiding a group of star-powered girls known as Saviors through this inherited trial. The central objective is not simply to move from one battle to the next, but to raise a new shining light capable of carrying the Star Savior’s legacy forward. Along the way, the story follows the footsteps of the original Star Savior while introducing a new tale built around the connections between past and future, fate and bonds. Building relationships with the Saviors is therefore part of the journey’s identity: you lead these characters, forge bonds with them, and bring their individual strengths together as you advance through the cosmic adventure. The setting combines anime-style illustrations with 3D graphics rendered in a distinct visual style, giving both the characters and the surrounding world a presentation that shifts between expressive story imagery and more dimensional game scenes.

The defining gameplay system is StarSavior’s turn-based combat, where your role as Captain is to assemble and direct an effective party rather than rely on real-time reflexes. Each Savior has unique abilities and traits, so success depends on understanding how those differences work together and combining their skills and attributes into an optimal formation. Battles are presented with cinematic skill animations, making each ability feel distinct while giving you clear moments to consider your next action. On PC, a larger display can make it easier to follow combat information, compare the abilities and traits of several Saviors, and read the visual cues accompanying a turn before committing to a strategy. Keyboard-and-mouse controls are also well suited to repeated menu navigation: selecting party members, reviewing their options, and moving through training and story screens can be handled with precise clicks and convenient keyboard input rather than relying on touch controls. That matters when you are repeatedly adjusting a party around the demands of a formidable enemy or checking which combination of distinct skills best supports your current plan. The game’s progression is centered on raising the Saviors entrusted to you and strengthening the bonds that connect them, while the broader Journey provides the narrative reason to keep developing the party. Its challenge comes from making thoughtful use of character-specific abilities and traits in turn-based encounters, while its appeal is reinforced by the unfolding mystery surrounding the Star Savior’s legacy. For players looking for a story-led RPG with a cosmic setting, character-focused progression, strategic party building, and stylized anime-and-3D presentation, the PC version provides a clear, comfortable way to experience the Captain’s Journey and guide the Saviors toward the next chapter of the stars.