About This Wiki

What This Wiki Is

This site is a player-made reference for Star Sailors, covering the basics new players need — platforms and requirements, story and setting, named characters (called Partners), the game's core systems, and how monetization works — built entirely from official sources (the game's own website, its App Store and Google Play listings, and its official web store) plus reasonably corroborated press coverage.

Every page is written and maintained independently by fans of the game, for other players and for people deciding whether to try it. Where we describe something confidently, it's because an official source says so. Where we're less sure, we say that too, with a small evidence tag rather than a confident-sounding guess.

What This Wiki Isn't

This wiki is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Panana Studio or Com2uS Holdings Corp., the developer and publisher of Star Sailors. We have no access to internal design documents, unreleased content, or developer statements beyond what's been made public through the game's official channels and press coverage.

"Star Sailors" and all related names, characters, and art referenced here belong to their respective owners. We reference them for identification and commentary purposes only, in the same way any independent fan or review site would.

Our Editorial Policy

Every specific claim on this wiki — names, dates, mechanics, currencies, numbers — is checked against an internal source ledger before it gets published, and each one is tagged with an evidence level: confirmed (stated directly by an official source), observed (visible in official screenshots or trailers but not explained in text), reported (stated by press or a secondary source without official corroboration), series/genre context (a reasonable inference from the developer's other games or from how this style of RPG typically works, not a specific claim about Star Sailors), or unknown (we looked and couldn't find a reliable answer).

You'll see these tags throughout the wiki, styled like a field guide's footnote rather than a warning banner — our Glossary and FAQ explain the system in full if you want it.

If we ever find that something we published was wrong or has since been officially clarified, we correct it and log the change — we don't quietly edit facts without a source behind the update.

Where We Stand on a Tier List and Redemption Codes

Six Partners — Nina Stingblade, Princess Jen, Quarter Rest Dora, Mui, Heidi Underborn, and Caroline — are named anywhere official, out of a confirmed 16 total at launch, and no verifiable balance data or patch history exists yet to rank them on. Our Tier List page stays a status page explaining why, not an actual ranking.

Our Codes page does list three redemption codes, but only because they're cross-corroborated across multiple independent third-party trackers, not because Panana Studio or Com2uS has posted any — each is clearly tagged reported, not confirmed. Other fan resources publish full invented tier lists and every code they can find, some of them contradicting their own claims elsewhere on the same site; we'd rather stay narrow and accurate than fast and wrong.

How This Wiki Gets Updated

Pages update when a new official source appears — a store listing change, a new post on the official site, or corroborated press coverage — not on a fixed schedule and not by silent edits. Each page carries a visible "last updated" date so you can see how current it is.

The News Timeline, along with the Tier List and Codes stub pages, are expected to change fastest, since those are the areas most likely to gain real official information soon after launch. Character and systems pages update more slowly, only as new named Partners or mechanics are officially confirmed.