Japanator: If you can rationalize spending real money to play games involving your waifu, then these are the games you are looking for. For me, it offers a good balance of effort-versus-reward in addition, making it fun to keep playing and seek out that second (and probably third, eventually) version of Shiny Festa as I slowly conquer the tracks in Master mode. And if you came into Shiny Festa already an owner of Idolm@ster on the PS3 or Xbox, for a couple DLC's worth of money you can have a slice of that dancing magic to go on iOS, in addition to all the extra perks the game comes with. It feels like a no-brainer. It also helps, however slightly, that compared to most iOS games, Shiny Festa just feels well-polished. Even if the character bio page says "HOOBIES."
Recently, during a special year-end livestream, Bandai Namco Entertainment revealed that they are currently developing a new console game for The Idolmaster franchise. The game will be announced during a livestream that takes place on January 20, 2020 at 20:00 JST. It will be live-streamed on Youtube and Niconico.
Bandai Namco will end service for smartphone games The Idolmaster: Shiny Festa Harmonic Score, The Idolmaster: Shiny Festa Rhythmic Record, and The Idolmaster: Shiny Festa Melodic Disc on March 15, the publisher announced.
Michibiku's Jenni Lada writes, "Before deciding on a The Idolmaster game, we have to take a look at who you are and what you know. These are text heavy titles. How much Japanese do you know? There are entries that apply to people of all skill levels, so I’m sorting them by how much you do or don’t need to know."
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