About this product

Product Information

The time has come for an all-out strike on Earth's greatest enemy, the Drexens. Unfortunately, there is only one ship capable of embarking on such a mission. This ship, the Raven, has enough firepower to destroy an entire star system. But as with most machines, it is nothing without a master to guide it. That master is you.<br><br>In Stellar-Fire, it's you against the Drexens. Declares the game's opening sequence, "It is a suicide mission, but you are our only hope." In order to succeed, you must destroy the boss on each of the planet Arctura's six moons, each a fortress. Your final battle is on the planet Arctura itself. <br><br>The Raven has access to any direction and is equipped with radar to make finding the boss easier. Three types of weapons, one of which is very destructive and finite in number, are at your disposal. Destroy the planet and save Earth from the Drexens.

Product Identifiers

PublisherDYNAMIX

UPC0020626436168

eBay Product ID (ePID)6763

Product Key Features

GenreSimulation

PlatformSega CD

Game NameStellar-Fire

Additional Product Features

Release Year1993

Number of Players1

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Control ElementsGamepad/Joystick

Ratings and Reviews

Learn more

4.0

4 product ratings

3 users rated this 5 out of 5 stars
0 users rated this 4 out of 5 stars
0 users rated this 3 out of 5 stars
0 users rated this 2 out of 5 stars
1 users rated this 1 out of 5 stars

Good graphics

Compelling gameplay

Good value

Most relevant reviews

by CQzKPnYIRQG@Deleted
Mar 29, 2016
“This is perhaps the coolest Sega CD game I've ever played"
Steller-Fire Sega CD Review “This is perhaps the coolest Sega CD game I've ever played" I remember the day I brought this game home. Right away, I was hooked. I played this game for hours at a time, for months. Then, it sort of just drifted away. I got the Play Station and all of a sudden, this game no longer appealed to me. Graphics – 6 While they might not be too spectacular, they are cutting edge for the time this game came onto the scene. The graphics are simple 3 dimensional, geometric figures lacking color (usually they were just different shade of one color). Some enemies are simply wire frame (you can see right through them). The landscape looks good considering when this game was made. Its never ending allowing you the freedom to go anywhere you desire. Of course, the whole planet looks exactly the same so there’s really now point in exploring. (And to be completely honest, it also plays like Atari’s BattleZone game but without the green vector graphics. These are solid 3D and in full color!) Sound – 9 Man, I remember this was great sounding back then and it’s still as good today. Like any other Sega CD game, you could stick this into your CD player and play the sound-track. It’s safe to say, if you love base, you’ll love this sound-track. Though it might be close to impossible to get the game, I’m pretty sure getting the music from it will be much easier. Story – 6 You’re average fantasy story. It’s the future (2206 to be exact) and there is this race of aliens trying to take over Earth. But there is only one thing standing in their way, you. Concept – 6 This isn’t too original either. (Boys & girls, can you say “BattleZone"!?!) You travel to different planets in the Sol system (6 in all), blasting baddies, defeating bosses on all planets. That’s it, complete this, you save the earth and everyone can go home. Control – 7 Not much here, just move with the directional pad, shoot and use bombs. This is only Sega CD, what do you expect? Replay – 7 Well, like I said in my introduction. I was addicted to this game when I first got it and being a Nerd, the older vintage games always win out! Overall – 7 It was a great game back then, and it’s still a great game. Reviewer's Rating: 3.5 - Good
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
by vinn_perr
May 04, 2017
Great classic game
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned