《LoveLive! School Idol Festival is a mobile music action and adventure game jointly developed by KLab and Bushiroad, combining song performances, character development, and voice storylines. The Japanese iOS version launched on April 15, 2013, and the Android version launched on June 6 of the same year; The original game service ended on March 31, 2023.
| Title of the work | ラブライブ！ スクールアイドルフェスティバル |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | LoveLive! School Idol Festival |
| The publication date listed in the materials | 2013-04-15 |
| Platform | iOS / Android |
| Genre | Music rhythm & adventure / rhythm action & adventure |
| Also known as | SIF / Love Live! School Idol Festival / スクフェス |
| Website address recorded by the source | http://lovelive.bushimo.jp/ |
Performance and development
During the performance, players are required to tap the screen in time with the music. Teams are made up of collected school idol members, who practice to improve their abilities, and forming a team also affects performance performances. Players can form teams based on song and event requirements, or choose their favorite members.
Characters and plot
The early game revolves around μ's, later adding characters like Aqours. In addition to musical performances, there are stories depicting the interactions between characters, including fully voiced chapters. Increase bonds and read member stories, linking collection, development, and storylines.
Activity Format
Score Match focuses on competition for performance scores; Companion Match lets players complete tasks together; Adventure Stroll combines event stories with map progression. The specific rules change at different operational periods. For example, early Score Match announcements introduced four-player matches, and later store instructions introduced a maximum of 100 player format.
Examples of songs and collaborations
The work includes songs from the LoveLive and Sunshine series. In December 2017, they collaborated with Izu Mitsu Aquarium, using the aquarium as the stage for the Osanpol Rally, providing costume staff for 'Koi ni naritai AQUARIUM,' and also participating in the song.
Distribution History
The Japanese version was released in 2013; The English version was released on the App Store and Google Play on May 11, 2014, with different coverage areas compared to the Japanese version. Later, μ's and Aqours each had their own modes, recruitment, and character development activities.
Works in the same series have been discontinued
"School Idol Festival ALL STARS" is another app that emphasizes character development and strategy. The Simplified Chinese version is called "Stars Shine" and has been linked with this game. The original "School Idol Festival" ended its service on March 31, 2023.
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Related entries
- Co-development:KLab
- Co-development:Bushiroad
- Featured Lineups:μ’s
- Featured Lineups:Aqours
- Event format:Score Match (School Idol Festival)
- Event format:Adventure Stroll (School Idol Festival)
- Event format:Companion Match (School Idol Festival)
- Included songs:AQUARIUM where you want to fall in love
- Applications in the same series:LoveLive! School Idol Season: The Stars Shine
References
- Bangumi Entry for works: Love Live! スクールアイドルフェスティバル
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- KLab: School Idol Festival release and product information
- KLab: English version release announcement
- KLab store product descriptions saved by TouchArcade
- KLab: 2013 Million Attendees Event Announcement
- KLab: 2018 end-of-year event announcement
- LoveLive Official: Aquarium Collaborative Walking Rally
- KLab: Service termination announcement
- KLab: ALL STARS Simplified Chinese version released
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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.