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{{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (鋼鉄霊域 (スティールダム)) is a [[Sega Saturn]] three-dimensional arena fighting game developed and published by [[Technosoft]]. Released exclusively in Japan in September 1996, it was sold alongside a [[Taisen Cable]]-compatible version for use with multiple [[Saturn]] systems, and would later receive modern ports to the [[PlayStation 3]], [[PlayStation Portable]], and [[PlayStation Vita]] in November 2016.
{{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (鋼鉄霊域 (スティールダム)) is a [[Sega Saturn]] three-dimensional arena fighting game developed and published by [[Technosoft]]. Released exclusively in Japan in September 1996, it was sold alongside a [[Taisen Cable]]-compatible version for use with multiple [[Saturn]] systems, and would later receive modern ports to the [[PlayStation 3]], [[PlayStation Portable]], and [[PlayStation Vita]] in November 2016.
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Steeldom (鋼鉄霊域 (スティールダム)) is a Sega Saturn three-dimensional arena fighting game developed and published by Technosoft. Released exclusively in Japan in September 1996, it was sold alongside a Taisen Cable-compatible version for use with multiple Saturn systems, and would later receive modern ports to the PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, and PlayStation Vita in November 2016.
Steeldom is a three-dimensional arena fighting game, similar to titles like Cyber Troopers Virtual-On.
Modes
1P Game
1P vs CPU. Fight everyone in turn, including yourself. You can choose the first opponent to fight in the order of Zerai, Sorma, Kiria, Gorlan, Reira, Daiku, Kai, Misaki. The last is fixed at Kougen.
2P Game
1P vs 2P. It is possible to select if the controller is connected to 2P or the Saturns are connected with Taisen Cable.
Options
Moves
Move list
Name
Command
Description
Move forward
Turn and move forward
Move side
Turn
Move back
Shot
Boost
Jump
Hovering: You can stop and move in the air with while jumping up.
Turning search
Turn in the direction of the enemy.
Side boost
Boost attack
Characters
是雷 (Zerai)
Move list
Name
Command
Description
真空牙 (Shinkuuga)
Shoot up to 5 shots. The technique changes in the air.
炎神連斬 (Enjinrennzan)
剛力波 (Gourikiha)
Charge
Go through the wall
蒼馬 (Sorma)
Move list
Name
Command
Description
グローリーランス
Go through the wall
イリュージョンスティング
The technique changes in the air.
クルスブレイカー
Charge
樹梨亜 (Kiria)
Move list
Name
Command
Description
掌撃咆 (Shougekihou)
The technique changes in the air.
頭破落 (Touharaku)
気功珠 (Kikouzu)
Charge
豪乱 (Gorlan)
Move list
Name
Command
Description
嵐鬼 (Ranki)
裂爪投 (Ressoutou)
炎舞襲 (Enbusyu)
Charge
麗羅 (Reira)
Move list
Name
Command
Description
覇斬 (Hazan)
閃空手裏剣 (Senkuusyuriken)
呪縛陣 (Zyubakujin)
Charge
醍久 (Daiku)
Move list
Name
Command
Description
怒砲龍 (Dohouryu)
Shoot up to 6 shots.
猛虎連撃 (Moukorengeki)
地縛雷 (Jibakurai)
Charge
魁 (Kai)
Move list
Name
Command
Description
獄握襲 (Gokuakusyu)
円月薙ぎ (Engetunagi)
金剛閃 (Kongeousen)
Charge
Go through the wall
美咲 (Misaki)
Move list
Name
Command
Description
火宴 (Kaen)
五芒符 (Goboufu)
The technique changes in the air.
胡蝶 (Kotyou)
Charge
閤元 (Kougen)
The boss character. Unlockable to play, see hidden content.
Move list
Name
Command
Description
鬼槍 (Kisou)
風神 (Fuujin)
滅砕 (Messai)
斬牙 (Zanga)
凝死閃 (Gyousisen)
獄火 (Gokuka)
Charge
History
The PlayStation version was released by Technosoft on August 30, 1996. After the bankruptcy of Technosoft, from May 12, 2010 to April 28, 2016, Twenty-One distributed the game archive version. It has been distributed by SEGA since SEGA acquired the rights of Technosoft.