Free to playStarward Mecha girls, fast duels
Fly, dodge and shoot through quick ranked matches, one colorful fighter at a time.
Is Starward worth it?
Starward is worth it if…
- you want a competitive fighter where movement and positioning matter as much as aim
- you like fast, short matches you can fit in one after another
- you enjoy learning a roster, one character's quirks at a time
- you have a friend to queue up with for 2v2
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Fights that leave the ground
Starward takes classic team-versus mech combat and hands the controls to a roster of mecha girls, each with her own personality and way of fighting. You shoot, you swing, and above all you move: jets carry you across the arena, dodges and special moves keep you alive, and the fight plays out in three dimensions, not just on the floor. One moment you are trading fire from range, the next you are boosting past a salvo to close in for melee. Every fighter handles differently, so switching characters feels like learning a new game on top of the one you know.
Duels, teams and the climb
The core is player against player: 1v1 duels for a pure test of skill, 2v2 when you want a partner watching your back. Ranked play adds a layer of strategy before the fight even starts, with a pick and ban phase where you and your teammate shape the lineup together. If you would rather ease in, there are training modes and guided stages to learn a character's moves at your own pace. Matches are short and fast, which makes "one more" a dangerous sentence.
