Stellaria 🌟

Does every day feel the same?

The same routine. The same cycle — working endlessly, chasing money, repeating it all over again. Stress becomes a constant companion, an inescapable part of this life.

But ask yourself: Is this how you want to live?

Do you want to feel stressed for the rest of your life?

Stellaria offers a different path

It’s a visionary project designed to create a new kind of world — a peaceful planet where you can live freely, outside Earth’s exhausting rat race.

Here, you can build the life you’ve always dreamed of.

Join a vibrant, supportive community. Make friends. Start a family.

Contribute to something meaningful — not out of pressure or survival, but from true passion and motivation.

This is the promise of Stellaria.

A chance to live with purpose, not stress.

A new beginning.

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Project Overview

Stellaria is a 2D sci-fi RPG developed using modern tools and best practices for maintainable, scalable game development.

⚙️ Technology Stack

• Language:
  C# – Chosen for its strong tooling, performance, and wide adoption in game development.

• Game Framework:
  MonoGame – A flexible, open-source game framework well-suited for building 2D games on multiple platforms.

🎨 Art & Design

• Aseprite – Used to create pixel art assets for characters, environments, and UI elements, allowing precise control over animations and visual style.

🧪 Testing & Quality

• Unit Testing:
  NUnit – Used to create and run automated tests, ensuring core game systems (e.g., combat, inventory logic) behave correctly and remain stable over time.

• Code Analysis:

  • .editorconfig for style enforcement.

  • Roslyn Analyzers – Enforces consistent code quality and detects potential issues early.

  • Custom Rules – Tailored to enforce project-specific architectural conventions.

🔄 Version Control

• Git + GitHub – Used for source control, collaboration, and CI/CD.

📁 Project Structure (High-Level)

• Game1.cs: Main entry point managing game loop and core rendering.

• Systems/: Game systems (e.g., combat, dialogue, quests).

• Entities/: Player and NPC definitions.

• Assets/: Game resources (sprites, sounds, fonts).

• Tests/: Contains all unit tests organized by feature.