K-pop Idol Stories: Road to Debut

This is so frustrating that we can't even play more after releasing our first single... I though we would have to opportunity do to all three of them... And there is a lot of jobs and things we can't do because they're locked until you reach a certain week, but with that fast ending, we can't even do them ? I really lost money there? Sooo disappointing !

I love this game, it was very fun and enjoyable but I wish that I could more more songs and continue the journey even more. I really didn't like how it ended, I thought would be a simulator.

This game was a rollercoaster of emotions!! TwT I've been following since the demo (didn't play, waited for full version), and was surprised to see so many negative reviews once it was out. I went into the game with apprehensions, but once i started playing, it got me hooked!! I couldn't close the game, i was too into it and finished my first run in one night! I love everything about this game. The visuals are absolutely beautiful ♥ All artworks are animated which brings so much life to the game. There are so many activities we can schedule, mini-games we can play, stunning outfits to dress up our idols, lots of characters to interact with... This game is full of content, you cannot get bored *-* The management aspect left me on the edge multiple times *^* Make your idols work so the group gets good stats, but not too much or else they'll be injured / anxious so take care of them, but manage your expanses so you don't go bankrupt... Every single choice matters. One run is approximately 5 to 6 hours, and if you're a completionist like me i think you can 100% the game in 3 to 4 runs. For people saying the game ended abruptely once we finally launche our girl group, well... That's …

I rather liked the premise of this game, as a big fan of K-pop in general. It's an endearing concept but you can tell that alongside the manager in-game, this is the dev's road to debut as well. Lot of neat, bite-sized ideas but a very bare-bones game. Experience gets way too repetitive but not in the way you'd want out of a management sim. There's foundations for a very neat game here, it just needs more time post launch to really find itself. I hope more content gets peppered throughout the games life. UI was a bit clunky to navigate until you got used to its quirks. Loved the art, all the characters fit specific archetypes and their different styles do stick out. Music was great too, this is a soundtrack worth checking out. If you're really into this specific niche of culture, the game's worth a try. If it's your first sim game, it's also a good way to dip your toes into the genre. But if you're looking to devote hours upon hours of time building up groups or soloists, this game quite isn't there yet.

Great art, great music!!

Fun little game for folks interested in the K-pop industry. The little side stories are a nice touch. Would like to see more potential members and other content added in the future.