StarSavior

About StarSavior

StarSavior is a free-to-play RPG developed and published by Studiobside, with turn-based combat. Play as the team captain, leading star-blessed maidens, the Saviors, through the Journey trials to inherit the legacy of the Star Savior. It blends anime-style art with 3D visuals and supports Chinese and other languages. It launches on Steam on December 11, 2025, and contains adult content.

In an era when the stars are slowly dimming, the legendary Star Savior who once defeated the Void Star left his power behind, and now a trial of inheritance called the Journey has begun once more. Players take on the role of captain of the Savior squad, leading the maidens blessed by the power of the stars through the trials to inherit the Star Savior's legacy. The core gameplay is character progression and turn-based combat. Each Savior has unique skills and attributes, and players must combine flashy skill animations with visual effects to build the optimal team and overcome powerful enemies through strategic turn-based battles. Outside of combat, players build bonds with the maidens and grow stronger through training and adventure. The story follows in the footsteps of the Star Savior, weaving together a tale of past and future, destiny and bonds. The game presents high-quality anime-style 2D illustrations combined with 3D visuals. It is developed and published by Studiobside, and it officially launched on Steam on December 11, 2025. It supports Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Japanese, English, and other languages, and includes a single-player story mode as well as multiplayer options such as online player-versus-player battles and cross-platform multiplayer. The Steam store page marks the game as containing adult content. According to the developers, the game may contain content that is not suitable for all ages, including implied nudity, sexual themes, and fantasy violence. Characters may wear revealing outfits in-game or in cutscenes, but the game contains no depictions of sexual acts, non-consensual content, or substance abuse.