Popular games for collection The Idolmaster

An idol raising simulation mobile game in The Idolmaster series featuring a completely new branch of idols. Enroll in Hatsuboshi Gakuen to learn the ropes of being a producer by partnering up with various idol students to help them raise to the top!

Japanese free-to-play simulation video game, based on The Idolmaster franchise with some new characters. The voice actresses of the game have featured many songs and lives, the game also has many adapted works.

315 Lives are the main feature of the game and require LP items to perform. During a Live, rhythm icons move towards a cursor and must be tapped, held, or swiped. During the performance, Support opportunities allow Idols to appeal and boost the score. Kizuna (or Bonds) are special Appeals that allow two Idols to Appeal together. When Kizuna between two Idols is maxed out, a special description for the two Idols is displayed on screen. Compared to the original Mobage, LIVE ON ST@GE introduces new SSR cards. Both SR and SSR cards feature full illustrations. Leveling up an Idol is separated into Lesson and Special Lessons. Lessons use P Points to increase level while Special Lessons use P Memos to Change! cards into their new outfits. Duplicate copies of cards now increase the power and level cap of the original card.

The Idolmaster is a Japanese raising simulation game. It was released in 2005 as an arcade game and is the first game in The Idolmaster series. It was ported to the Xbox 360 in 2007 with many changes and improvements. The gameplay and story follows the career of a producer in charge of training prospective pop idols on their way to stardom. This includes arranging the idol's schedule, taking them to jobs, training them during lessons, and directing them through auditions. As gameplay continues, a relationship will develop between the idol and her producer fostered through talking with the idol and forming good memories.

The Idolmaster is a popular Japanese rhythm and simulation game that focuses on the management and training of virtual pop idols. Developed by Namco (later Bandai Namco Entertainment), the game places players in the role of a producer working with a talent agency to nurture and guide aspiring idols towards stardom, and the first title in the 1st Vision era. It was released as the second installment of the "Rewritable Stage" touchscreen cabinet.

This volume continues the ability to take pictures of two idols at a time, and to add music from CDs into the BGM list. Additionally, the player can move the selected idol around the Hotel Pool area, from the poolside to the diving block; the Dream Swimsuit outfit also comes with a coverup-off option. Idol Focus: Mio Honda Costumes: Dream Swimsuit, Traditional Maid, Summer Cool School Locations: Hotel Pool, Western-Style Cafe, Day Off Classroom

This volume continues the ability to take pictures of two idols at a time, and to add music from CDs into the BGM list. Idol Focus: Anastasia Costumes: Blessing Hakama, Summer Breeze Colors, Exercise Wear R Locations: Shrine, After School Classroom, Schoolyard

THE iDOLM@STER TOURS is an upcoming arcade game that was first announced on February 10th, 2023, at Japan Amusement Expo 2023. It will be the first mainline arcade game since the original game. The graphics and models from Starlit Season have been carried over with some adjustments and additional models for the newly added characters. The first location test began in the summer of 2023, and a second location test began in summer of 2024. The game is set to be released in Spring 2025.

The Idolmaster: Million Live! Theater Days is a spin-off free-to-play rhythm game released for mobile devices based on The Idolmaster: Million Live!.

The Idolmaster: Stella Stage follows 765 Production as they partner up with 961 Production to create Stella Stage, a large event featuring the former's thirteen idols and the latter's newest idol, Shika. This Stella Box includes: - PS4 Game: The Idolmaster: Stella Stage - Booklet - Drama CD - Calendar - 765 Pin - 765 Neck Strap - Original DLC

The Idolmaster: Shiny Colors - Song for Prism is a free-to-play rhythm game based on The Idolmaster: Shiny Colors.

This is the second volume of The Idolmaster Gravure For You!. It became the first volume to feature two costumes with the introduction of the 765 School Swimsuit. It also has a new compilation of songs: "MAMI YellowMIX".

An Idolmaster themed Taiko Drum Master rhythm game for the PlayStation Vita.

Now, the girls are getting started Produce the "Project Luminous," a joint unit of the four brands from the The Idolmaster series! New idols are also scouted for "Project Luminous" and unfold a completely new story!

This volume continues the ability to take pictures of two idols at a time, and to add music from CDs into the BGM list. Idol Focus: Anzu Futaba Costumes: Mahoroba Yukata, Dressy Alice, Good Sleep Pajamas Locations: Beautiful Firework Beach, Alice Garden, Mansion

This is the third volume of The Idolmaster Gravure For You! series. It became the first volume to feature a casual costume in gameplay. It also has a new compilation of songs: "YUKIHO WhiteMIX".

This is the fifth volume of The Idolmaster Gravure For You! series. It has a new compilation of songs: "YAYOI OrangeMIX". A new option was created to allow players the use an accessory set with one of the costumes, this being the accessories "White Cat Ears" and "White Cat Tail". This volume also introduced a new costume into the series: "765 White School Swimsuit". Additional options were introduced in this volume that would later be used in the rest of the G4U! volumes. These include using the PS3 controller's motion capabilities to control the camera (tilting the controller will move the camera), the ability to choose a photo size (Wide (as per usual), Long, or Square), black borders on or off for photos in the Long or Square shapes, a display a guide grid, which will vary depending on the photo size selected, and a Kerare Filter, which is a vignetting effect.

This is the fourth volume of The Idolmaster Gravure For You! series. It has a new compilation of songs: "TAKANE OrientalRedMIX". Interestingly, while the rest of the original mixes contain the idols' image color, Takane's image color (carmine) is replaced with "Oriental Red".

This is the seventh volume of The Idolmaster Gravure For You! series. It has a new compilation of songs: "HIBIKI TurquoiseBlueMIX". While the rest of the original mixes contain the idols' image color, Hibiki's image color (light blue) is replaced with "Turquoise Blue". This volume also marked Ai Hidaka's second HD appearance, featuring her in a special mode of the game. This mode allows players to take pictures of her while wearing the "Exercise Wear NEO" costume and allows them to listen to her sing the BGM music. Another unique option for this volume is the ability to add the accessory "Heartbreak Glasses" to the "Rough Time School" costume.

This is the eighth volume of The Idolmaster Gravure For You! series. It has a new compilation of songs: "MIKI YellowGreenMIX". Much like Hibiki and Takane's volumes, Miki's image color (fresh green) is replaced with "Yellow Green". This volume also marked Eri Mizutani's second HD appearance, featuring her in a special mode of the game. This mode allows players to take pictures of her wearing the costume "Pastel Bikini" and listen to her sing the BGM music. An option was also developed to allow pictures to be taken on a horizontal, empty beach. Both "Dreamy Wedding" and "Pastel Bikini" debuted in this volume.

A The Idolmaster themed pachinko game.

An Idolmaster themed Taiko Drum Master rhythm game for the PlayStation Vita.

The Idolmaster: Shiny Festa is a series of three Japanese rhythm video games. The games are part of The Idolmaster series of games, and were originally released as Honey Sound, Funky Note, and Groovy Tune. They were the first games in the series to be localized into English. The gameplay in Shiny Festa eschews the simulation format of previous Idolmaster games, and instead features a rhythmic gameplay in which the player times the presses of buttons to the rhythm of the songs and a predetermined pattern displayed on the screen.