Idol Manager is exactly what it says on the tin; you become a manager for an Idol group in Japan. This doesn’t mean you are managing only pop stars, no. You are responsible for the finances, staff, building structures, personal relationships, creation of singles, shows, photoshoots, and much, much more. It’s a fast-paced environment – one where you can’t afford (literally) to slow down. As you begin Idol Manager, you are offered two modes: Story mode and Free Play – it is recommended at first to play through story mode as the tutorial is essential if you haven’t played Idol Manager before. This is mostly due to the menus and the control scheme (something we’ll touch on later!). Free play is essentially story mode, but without any help or prompts on what to do next. This mode is more for when you’ve done a lengthy story campaign and just want to dive in and build a crazy successful idol group. Once you’re past the very heavy tutorial, the world of idol management is your oyster… an
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