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About Sidebar Starship

A Firefight at the Edge of Your Screen


Park Sidebar Starship at the edge of your screen. It finds targets, opens fire, and turns enemy waves into stardust while you work.

Want In? The Controls Are Yours


Auto-fire is not auto-win: move with WASD or arrow keys; press Space to dash through bullets or escape a boss's fire. Spend stardust to unlock Autopilot for movement; touch the controls and it yields. EVA speaks for tutorials and new situations, then gives you back the battlefield.

Stardust Is for Spending; Eight Weapons, All Clocked In


Spend stardust on 49 upgrades across Fire, Orbs, Systems, Survival, and Core: raise damage, shields, or pickup range, or mark purchases for automation; prices climb. Good—at least stardust has somewhere to go. Build Cannon, Plasma Orbs, Escort Drones, Scan Laser, Arc Generator, Missile Bay, Pulse Ring, and Ram Armor into eight distinct upgrade paths; Core keystones can change some of them. You do not get one bigger gun; you get a weapons bay too busy to stop firing.

A Crash Doesn't Repossess Your Stuff


Every 10 light-years brings one of six bosses: Planetary Fortress, Dreadnought, Hive Queen, Titan Meteor, Prism Sovereign, and Void Monolith, each with a bad habit. After a crash, return to the latest checkpoint and keep every upgrade, weapon unlock, and medal; first-time 10-light-year milestones award permanent medals boosting main-cannon damage and stardust income. Death does not reset progress; there is no prestige wipe.

Pick Your Next Problem


After the Tutorial Sector, choose among four sectors:
  • The Asteroid Belt: fewer enemies, no hazards.
  • The Comet Track: comet tails shove you around.
  • The Crystal Blight Corridor: denser waves, more elites, richer stardust.
  • The Void Ruins: more power-ups, but gravity anomalies pull you off course.
Switch among four Combat Doctrines: balanced Cruise, Firepower trading shields for damage, Bulwark trading damage for survival, or Salvage trading firepower for stardust and pickup range.

Bestiary, Customization, and Coming Back


Six formations and six elite modifiers keep enemies changing. Log 41 enemy ships and bosses; Bestiary milestones at 8, 16, 26, and 41 entries grant permanent bonuses, as does completing each sector's exclusive set. The Stats page tracks deepest distance, kills, combos, and 22 in-game achievements; choose five ship designs and five engine-and-cannon theme colors, all cosmetic. After time away, the Voyage Report settles stardust; route progress and bosses still wait on the battlefield.

A Quick Heads-Up


If you want a full-screen twin-stick shooter, a randomized build every run, or AI handling everything from minute one, this may not be your ship. It is a long-haul voyage at your desktop's edge: watch the firepower grow, then take the controls when things get dangerous.

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Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 64-bit Processor: Dual-core 2.0 GHz (Intel Core i3 or equivalent AMD) Memory: 4096 MB RAM Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000 Storage: 500 MB available space Sound Card: Any Windows-compatible audio device

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Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 11 64-bit Processor: Intel Core i5 / AMD Ryzen 3 or better Memory: 8192 MB RAM Graphics: Any integrated or dedicated GPU from 2015 or later Storage: 500 MB available space Sound Card: Any Windows-compatible audio device

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