The new "Stellar Ring" scenario is here.
As we promised during the launch of Stellar Sphere, and today we're starting to deliver, the first additional scenario is now available, and is called the "Stellar Ring". It's a giant ring with a central section or corridor, where maneuverability is very low, and enemy density is very high. This will lead to very hard fighting situations and very close distance between the player.

On the other hand, the wormholes to score are distributed between the outer ring and the central corridor, and the sphere always appears in different random places. This means that at each new point the strategy to follow to carry out that point has to be different.

Remember that the game is also available on Xbox if you prefer to play in that platform with the same features. Thank you!

You can see some new images of the game here.[stellarsphere.net]

Demo available now.

We're happy to inform that a demo is available for "Stellar Sphere", and can be downloaded right now, for those who want to try the game to feel its taste.

This demo allows you to play the first ten levels (from Alpha to Lambda) of the "Stellar Short" scenario. All elements are active in the game. This includes the configuration menus, which allow you to modify all the gameplay parameters. The only thing that has been cut is the maximum time per level, which in the demo is 5 minutes. More than enough time to test in the ten levels the characteristics of the game.

The demo will be updated. Unlike other demos, which remain forever as they were published, the demo of Stellar Sphere will also incorporate new elements that affect the demo and we'll upload those new features. Therefore, every time the player plays with the demo, he/she will be doing it with an equal version in everything to the final version.

Version 1.1: "The Wrath of gods".

The second feature, which is incorporated in version 1.1, is what we call "The wrath of the gods".

The Egyptian scenario, with Horus and Anubis, and the Greek scenario, with Zeus, will see how the gods can choose to help the player, or finish him off. And remember the gods are capricious.

The format of these two scenarios works as follows: all elements of the other scenarios act alike. But in each of these scenarios there are two statues of two well-known gods from Egyptian and Greek mythology.The gods will value your way of playing, and how you act and compete for the highest score. If they think you're doing well, they'll support you by destroying enemy ships.

By the way, Athena will bring new features and surprises in the future. Each time one of them acts, you'll see a small window on one side of the screen, showing the god throwing a lightning bolt. This ray will have chosen a ship that is attacking you, and will destroy it.

However, if you are sleeping and you don't score enough, or destroy enough ships, the gods may get mad at you. Then they will attack you, rather than the enemy ships. And that will be a serious problem for your survival.

What if, on occasion, it happens the other way around? Well, gods are capricious. If any of them decide to change their mind on some occasion, you must remember that they are gods, that is, totally unpredictable. Next time they may decide to make a mistake in your favor.

Version 1.1 is now ready, and the gods will decide your destiny.

And remember: in these scenarios they cannot be deactivated. A god never had a button to activate or deactivate it. Good luck with the championship.