The official website for Donuts’ idol-raising mobile game Tokyo 7th Sisters confirmed that the game will be ending service on August 12, putting an end to the game’s 12-year run. The main story will end with the “Stella MiNE” group’s story in the game’s current “Episode 2053” story arc.
An offline version of Tokyo 7th Sisters will be released featuring the game’s entire story, the music player, stage events, and acquired cards. Donuts plans to make the offline version maintain as much features and functionality from the main game as possible. In addition, the franchise will still receive new merchandise and further concerts.
Tokyo 7th Sisters is set in the year 2034 in a world where idols are thought of as products of a bygone age. Players take on the role of one of the managers of the idol agency Nanastar and aim to bring back the age of idols by recruiting promising talent.
Tokyo 7th Sisters is available now for Android and iOS in Japan.
Here’s an overview of the game’s features, via the Google Play Store:
A full-fledged rhythm game anyone can enjoy!
Play rhythm games with over 150 original songs, including “Star Glitter” written and composed by kz (livetune)!
The “rating” system lets you find the right difficulty level for your skill level, so anyone from beginner to advanced can enjoy this game!
Includes numerous episodes!
Produce idols through a variety of stories, including main episodes depicting two eras and event episodes depicting the idols’ daily lives!
Charming and unique idols!
More than 60 idols appear! Interact with them and you’re sure to find your favorite!
