In the game you will be the CEO of a company and after you have explored a few idols and created your own BOY group, you will try to save your company from bankruptcy!
BOY Group Inc : Love idol agency is a simulation game in which the user will be able to play as the CEO of an idol stamp company.
You will play as the new CEO of a small idol agency on the verge of bankruptcy
to uncover the hidden potentials of idols and elevate the company's idols to stardom.
Depending on your skill and management systems, your idols can either become a world-renowned superstar or simply disappear into a sea of idols.
How to play
- Search the streets and explore many talented apprentices.
- Train your idol in a variety of skills such as voice, dance, comedy, acting, stamina, and intelligence
- As you reach new levels, you can increase your fandom through a variety of different broadcast requests
- Increase company funding by creating a popular BOY group and managing album, product and concert ticket sales or attending different auditions to maximize your profits.
- Help your company grow through different investments available by upgrading buildings and hiring different trainers as your idol and company grow.
- By listening and giving advice and accepting requests from idols, you will be able to build a relationship with your company's idols.
- You will also be able to gain the support of your shareholders through interviews from different sources.
- Your company's fame will increase with each trophy won during the annual year-end ceremonies.
- Create different units and expand abroad to release albums or go on a world tour to manage and grow your idols.

There comes a time in a developer's life where they make a game they are not proud of creating. In the case of Pop Life - that should be this game for developers Monte Cristo. You often wonder why these cringe-worthy hock-fests are produced when they are complete carbon copies of another game with a different theme or lore.

Pop Idol is a music-based rhythm-action game that allows you to create, style and train a contestant through auditions, various heats and the grand final-just like the hit TV show. Create your own idol with fully customisable hair, appearance, wardrobe and keep the rhythm going to join Will Young as the champion Pop Idol. About This Game You take on the role of manager at a small (but growing!) talent agency. As you cultivate and train the newest generation of young pop stars, you'll have to decide who to hire and who to fire, who gets promoted when things go well and who gets reprimanded when things get sour. The personal lives of these young celebrities are a part of your business, and the life of a pop star isn't always a happy one. Sakura (IZ.ONE; HKT48) Living the best of both worlds, Miyawaki Sakura is both a K-Pop idol under Produce48’s IZ.ONE and a J-Pop idol under HKT48. Every K-pop fan knows that this idol loves playing Fortnite and even has her very own channel dedicated to gaming, where she has played Splatoon 2, Undertale, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the. K-Pop Stars are taking over the world! Their music genre is making waves on the international music charts and its associated fashion style has become so popular worldwide! Too many millenials have become followers and likers of this fad so its no wonder that our cute princesses want to dress up as K-Pop stars too! And they want to stand out from the crowd by expressing their k-pop passion in. Nov 07, 2019 CD Count.: 02 CDs Date.: 11/2003 Protection.: Securom Game Notes: Pop Idol is a music-based, rhythm-action game that will allow you to create, style and train a contestant through the auditions, various heats and the grand final, just like the show. Keep the rhythm going to join Will Young as champion and Pop Idol.

You can understand a bit why this game was made. A publisher likely wanted to capitalize on the success of music reality shows such as American Idol and Pop Idol at the time. The dream was probably to create a game where you could live the life of a rock star - what we got was a clunky replica of a game without any real direction. So what's wrong with Pop Life then?

I'm Only In It For The Simoleons

Pop Life is a simulator game with high ambitions of customizability and immersion. The theme is taking on the persona of a rising music star. You control what they feel like and the path they are going to take to stardom. You'll develop your character's skill set in three essential categories - singing, dancing, and stage effects. If you're planning on becoming the next big thing in Death Metal, you'd be right out of luck here.

The most intriguing thing about Pop Life is the ability to build your house and studio and kind of tailor a pop star life. That's about it, however. The rest of the game is painstakingly grim in terms of variation and progression. There's not much excitement in taking on mini-games consisting of singing lessons, clothing choices, and rehearsals - packaged into 9-levels of star-studded misery.

What was built to live out everyone's musical dream has a remarkably linear path. I guess, arguably, there is only one path to stardom in real life - let alone Pop Life. Even if an industry-written rise to superstardom was your bread and butter - the silly animations and average character modeling doesn't do much. It does not emanate the idea you are living the dream. Far from it, in fact.

It's a No From Me, Dawg

So here we have it - a game that could easily have been a Sims expansion and probably is refunded for being so darn rubbish. Pop Life almost copies and pastes the gameplay and mechanics over from the Maxis classic and gives it a little pop-infused makeover. The foundations were probably set in that being a success - but the outcome is just ridiculous.

There's probably some children out there that might get a wee little kick from the game - it's definitely tailored to a short attention span, but not on purpose. If there are any positives to take from this snooze fest, is there are no game-breaking bugs or nuances. But we could just as simply credit that notion to the fact the game's codebase was probably copied from the Sims. Sorry Pop Life, it's a no from me.

Pros

Level of customization functions enough to keep you in the game
It's polished in gameplay but clunky in execution

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Cons

The game feels very linear for a simulator
The levels and progression are simplistic and get silly
No immersion as a pop star whatsoever

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Overall rating: 3