Starward Era

Starward Era is a 2D side-scrolling exploration, mining, and automation game set on a distant world.

Start with limited equipment and resources, then dig your way beneath the surface, gather materials, discover new areas, and gradually establish a base of your own.

As you progress, upgrade your equipment, expand your production network, connect power and oxygen systems, and use drones to automate resource transportation. Tasks that once had to be done by hand can gradually become part of an efficient, automated operation—giving you more freedom to explore, build, and push deeper into the planet.

Explore Deeper

Beneath the surface lie different resources, underground environments, bodies of water, and areas waiting to be discovered.

As you descend, new materials and challenges will appear. Improve your equipment and unlock new ways to reach places that were previously inaccessible.

From Manual Work to Automation

At the beginning, most resources have to be mined, transported, and processed by hand.

As your base develops, you can construct production facilities, establish power and oxygen networks, and build an automated logistics system using drones.

Step by step, repetitive manual work becomes automated, allowing you to spend more of your time exploring and expanding.

Build Your Own Base

Construct production machines, power facilities, storage systems, logistics infrastructure, teleporters, and more.

There is no single correct way to build your base. Create a compact and efficient production hub, spread your facilities across the underground world, or simply expand at your own pace.

Upgrade Your Equipment

Better mining tools, larger backpacks, improved survival equipment, and specialized modules will gradually change the way you explore the world.

As your abilities improve, areas that once seemed unreachable will open up to you.

Explore, Build, and Go Further

Mining is only the beginning.

From a small underground outpost to an increasingly complex planetary base, every expedition and every new machine you build helps prepare you for what lies ahead.