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Starflight Stages

A rhythm game played on idol live music videos

Starflight Stages is a portrait rhythm game set on live music video stages featuring Starflight Girls. Tap notes in time with the music, build score and combos, and complete each stage performance.

Starflight Stages rhythm gameplay screen on iPhone
Starflight Stages gameplay screen on iPad

A Rhythm Game Connected to Live MVs

Each song plays on an MV stage where Starflight Girls members perform with the music. Core features are available offline, and all songs can be played without in-app purchases.

Portrait live MV rhythm gameplay
Simple PERFECT / GOOD / MISS judgments
Score and combo based feedback
Song carousel with CD jacket artwork
Timing offset adjustment
Tap sound effect setting
Create and save user-made charts
Share chart JSON files

How to Play

1

Choose a song from the song carousel.

2

Tap falling notes in time with the rhythm.

3

If the tap timing feels offset, adjust the timing offset in Settings.

4

Charts created in the editor are saved on your device and can be shared as JSON files when needed.

Starflight Stages song selection screen on iPhone
Starflight Stages rhythm gameplay screen on iPhone
Starflight Stages result screen on iPhone
Starflight Stages gameplay screen on iPad
Starflight Stages song screen on iPad

Support

Thank you for using Starflight Stages. For bug reports, questions, or support requests, please contact us at the email address below.

Support email

satoshichihiro0321@gmail.com

iOS

Bundle ID: com.gakushiai.starflightstages

Version: 1.0.0

Please include the following when contacting support
  • App name: Starflight Stages
  • App version
  • iOS version
  • Device model
  • Screen where the issue occurred
  • Description of the issue
  • Steps to reproduce the issue

Frequently Asked Questions

I cannot hear sound.

Please check your device volume, Silent mode, Focus settings, Bluetooth output destination, and whether tap sound effects are enabled in the app settings.

Tap timing feels offset.

Open the app settings and adjust the timing offset. Changing it little by little in the early or late direction may improve the timing.

Where are user-made charts saved?

Charts saved in the in-app editor are stored locally as app data on your device. They are not sent to external servers.

Can I share charts I created?

You can export a chart as a JSON file from the in-app editor. Chart data is shared only when you explicitly use the share feature and choose a destination.

What happens if I delete the app?

Deleting the app also removes settings and user-made chart data stored on your device. Export any charts you need before deleting the app.