Star Command (1988) – Live the Intergalactic Pirate Hunt

5/8/2026, 5:35:33 PM

Release date: 12/19/2023

Tags: #rpg #party-based-rpg #space #exploration #turn-based-tactics #1980s #pixel-graphics #1990's #text-based #top-down #aliens #futuristic

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Review Count: 7 reviews
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Japan Price: ¥700
Global Price: $5.99
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 5/10/2026, 4:04:37 AM

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Key highlight

Embark on an epic intergalactic RPG adventure in *Star Command (1988)*, where you lead a custom team of star-troopers to hunt down notorious space pirates across a vast universe. Experience deep character customization a

Details

Overview

Step into the thrilling universe of Star Command (1988), a classic multiple-character role-playing game where you don't just read about adventure—you live it. This title, originally released in 1988 and brought to Steam by SNEG in 2023, plunges players into an expansive intergalactic setting. Your primary mission: to hunt down the notorious Blackbeard and dismantle his band of space pirates across thousands of planets.

Highlights

Deep Character Customization: Create a special force of eight star-troopers, customizing their strength, speed, courage, intelligence, psychic power, and other vital skills to form a formidable crew.
Vast Exploration: Navigate a massive game universe comprising thousands of planets, searching for clues in diverse locations, including dungeon-like hideouts, to track your elusive target.
Classic RPG Experience: Engage in a turn-based strategy RPG adventure that emphasizes exploration and strategic combat, reminiscent of classic science-fiction novels.

Who It's For

Star Command (1988) is ideal for fans of retro RPGs, particularly those who enjoy deep character customization, strategic turn-based combat, and extensive exploration in a science-fiction setting. Players looking for a challenging adventure with a focus on squad management and a rich narrative will find this game highly engaging. It's also a great pick for those who appreciate classic PC gaming experiences.