Star Sailors FAQ

iOS (version 15 or later) and Android (Snapdragon 845 chipset / 4GB RAM or better), confirmed via both the App Store and Google Play listings. It's free to download on both.

No. Star Sailors is mobile-only on iOS and Android, per both store listings — there's no Steam listing, console release, or officially sanctioned PC client.

Yes, free to download on both stores. Its premium currency, Prism, is confirmed sold through the official web store (Rob's Secret Shop) and delivered via an in-game mailbox. The App Store lists in-app purchase tiers by price only, $0.99–$19.99 across ten tiers; Google Play states a wider $0.99–$99.99 per-item range — we note both rather than reconciling them. See our Monetization guide for the full picture.

Unresolved between storefronts: Google Play discloses ads alongside in-app purchases, while Apple's listing doesn't mention ads at all. We can't reconcile this from official sources, so we present it neutrally rather than picking a side.

Press cites 16 total Partners at launch (10 free); a separate, single-sourced "23 Partners" figure also circulates but isn't reconciled with the 16 figure, so we use the better-supported number. Only six are named anywhere public: Nina Stingblade, Princess Jen, Quarter Rest Dora, Mui, Heidi Underborn, and Caroline — the last known only from a single gacha-banner screenshot, with no bio or class published yet. See our Characters hub for what's actually confirmed about each.

Because one doesn't exist publicly yet. Rather than inventing names, stats, or art for the rest of the launch roster the way some other fan sites do, we cover the six confirmed Partners properly and expand this only when a new official source names someone else — as happened with Caroline.

Because no verifiable balance or meta data exists this early in the game's life. Any ranking published now would be guesswork dressed up as expertise; our Tier List page explains why and will become a real ranking once patch history and player consensus exist.

No official channel — not the site, either store listing, or the web store — has published a redemption code. Third-party aggregator sites list codes we can't verify in-game, so we don't reproduce them casually here. See our Codes page for the current status.

Eight interface languages, confirmed via the App Store listing: Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, and Indonesian.

Secondary reporting says it integrates Com2uS's "Hive" account platform, typically allowing a guest account with optional email/Hive linking later. This isn't stated on the official store listings themselves, so treat it as reported, not confirmed.

No explicit official statement requires a constant connection. Given the genre — a live-service gacha RPG with PvP and a web store — always-online is a reasonable assumption, but it isn't confirmed, so we don't present it as settled.

South Korea is explicitly confirmed as part of the global launch. Mainland China's exclusion comes from a single, uncorroborated press report — treat that specifically as unconfirmed rather than fact.

Panana Studio (Seoul-based, founded/led by Kang Il-mo) developed it; Com2uS Holdings Corp. (formerly Gamevil Inc., renamed November 2021) published it. The best-supported reading is an independent studio with a publishing partnership, not a subsidiary, though no single official statement spells that out explicitly. Com2uS Holdings' flagship prior title is Summoners War.

Mixed but leaning positive: 4.2★ on Google Play (2,391 ratings), 7.0/10 on TapTap (41 ratings), and 4.7★ on Apple's US App Store (a negligible 3 ratings, US-only). Those pools span back to the game's Feb 19, 2026 soft-launch, not just the June 30 global launch, and include real reviewer complaints about a dated February 2026 server crisis — history, not a current issue. See our Release, Platforms & Reception page for the full breakdown with sources.

Confirmed: stated directly by an official source (the official site, App Store/Google Play listings, or the official web store). Observed: visible in official screenshots or trailers but not spelled out in running text. Reported: stated by press or a secondary source without official corroboration. Series/genre context: a reasonable inference from this style of game or the developer's other titles, not a specific claim about Star Sailors itself. Unknown: we looked and simply couldn't find a reliable answer. See our Glossary for the full legend.