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The Star Compass. A place that is not really a place.
Every soul held by what it cannot let go falls here.

“I’ll take care of you from now on…” The girl’s words were soft and warm, like water. But in the end, she was gone…

Eira refuses to believe that warmth is gone forever. “I will find her!” It’s really hard… but Eira is not afraid.

Star Fire is a hand-drawn Boss Rush action game. You control Eira, facing the Zodiac guardians in 1v1 bullet hell battles, listening to their stories, and gathering Emotional Stardust…

Fresh Hand-Drawn Art Style
All characters, environments, and bullet patterns are hand-drawn. Beneath the gentle, healing art style lie twelve stories that refuse to let go…

fast and fluid combat
You control Eira with precision, facing each of the twelve Zodiac guardians in one-on-one boss battles. Dodge, jump, weave through bullets—every fight is a meeting of hearts…

Diverse Bullet Patterns
Each Zodiac guardian has her own personality and story, reflected in unique bullet patterns. Some strike like shooting stars, others drift like falling petals… Every battle tells a different epic.

Eira. Age unknown. A cat‑eared girl.

“Come with me from now on. Will you stay with me forever… I wish you were my little sister…”

So hard to understand. Ugh, whatever. I’ll go check the Star Compass. Maybe I’ll figure it out there. Um, if I do… will I get to see her?

Within the Star Compass are twelve guardians, each held in place by some emotion she cannot let go. Only by listening to their stories and unraveling the knots in their hearts will the Emotional Stardust gather. And with each understanding, Eira takes one step closer to “her.”

I used to be a programmer. Two years ago, I started learning art from scratch to make this game. Every character, every animation, every bullet pattern was drawn by one person.

Why make an anime-style game? Because I’ve loved it since I was a kid. Now I’m finally making the game I’ve always wanted to make.

What was the hardest part? Everything. But mostly, just not giving up. There were so many times I wanted to stop, but I kept going. And now it’s here.

This is a story about things people can’t let go. I hope you enjoy it.

If you have any thoughts, feel free to reach me by email: linxian0205@gmail.com