I didn’t enjoy hearing about my idols overworking themselves to the point of injury. I avoided those options for 99% of my playthroughs, and only chose those options prior to writing this review to see what would happen and to explore the story from this negative “probably shouldn’t choose these options” route.

I never wanted to pick those options because they make me feel terrible so… yeah. Note that Idol Manager does give you options to exploit and overwork the idols and in general be a scummy person for the sake of money, which is a little too accurate for comfort at times. Seeing the number of fans rise, and the group’s fame rank increase, is truly heartwarming. Idol Manager excels at getting you invested, not only because you personally want to succeed and not bankrupt the company, but also because you want your group of idols to succeed. It was never just “a few more things” it was always several additional hours of playing. “Just a few more things to do, then I’ll save and quit,” I’d tell myself repeatedly. Idol Manager Review | A Little Too Accurate At Timesĭiving right in, Idol Manager is surprisingly complex and I quickly found myself addicted to it after I started playing.

I didn’t find too many – which is always nice to be able to say. Knowing I already liked the core idea of the game, I made sure to maintain a critical eye while playing, keeping an eye out for issues or concerns to bring up. As they say, the game is relevant to my interests as a fan of idol groups and business management sims. The second I saw a trailer for Idol Manager, I knew I had to give it a try.

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