One of the highlights of speedstars is the unique control mechanism: each key represents one leg of the athlete. Players must press the keys in turn accurately, keeping a steady rhythm so that the character does not lose balance or fall. Not stopping there, you also need to use other navigation keys to adjust your upper body and body posture to suit each stage of the race. The acceleration, the finish line, or each stomp of the foot all require you to control smoothly. All create a real-life feeling, where skill and practice are the deciding factors for success.

Speedstars does not stop at a single running competition. The game offers many attractive modes for you to experience: from 100m, 150m sprints to endurance events like 400m. If you want to challenge yourself further, you can choose the hurdle mode - which requires quick reflexes to overcome each obstacle without slowing down. In addition, the game also offers a relay mode and a free run mode, where players can customize elements of the track such as length, obstacles, or practice techniques. This diversity helps speedstars stay attractive after many hours of play.

Speedstars uses a simple but clear pixel graphic style, helping players easily focus on the gameplay without being confused. Although it is not a game with magnificent 3D graphics, the simplicity is its strength, allowing you to feel the speed, heart rate and tension of each step. Sound effects such as the sound of shoes hitting the ground, cheers, and starting whistles are also very well done, creating an atmosphere like a real athletics competition. In particular, the replay feature also allows players to review each of their moves to gain experience and improve performance.