History VideoGame / BangDreamGirlsBandParty

* AntiRageQuitting: In multi-lives, a Fever gauge appears in the measures leading up to the refrain for all players and each player fills their gauge up by hitting notes. If all five players fill their Fever gauges up in time, all players will earn double points from notes hit during the refrain. This is partially to discourage players from just force-exiting in mid-song just because they ran out of health early (the x0.1 score penalty for draining out doesn't affect filling the gauge).

''[=BanG=] Dream! Girls Band Party!'' is a RhythmGame for UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Games}} and UsefulNotes/{{Android|Games}}, as part of the ''Anime/BangDream'' multimedia franchise. It was developed by [=CraftEgg=] and published by Bushiroad, released in Japan in 2017 and in the rest of the world in 2018.

** Life Boost is '''Healer''', restoring the band's health.

** Note Boost is '''Tank''', converting off-beat hits (up to a degree, depending on card rarity) into Perfects; Note Boost on a 3* or 4* card can convert note judgements that break the player's combo and damage the lifebar. This is similar to how tanks in other game genres soak up hits that would've otherwise injured teammates.

* NostalgiaFilter: The reason why most players play cover songs. [[Anime/DigimonAdventure Butter-fly]] is perhaps the most notable example of this.

* HelloInsertNameHere: The game refers to you by the name you give in the first prologue chapter, which can be changed any time afterwards.

* GenreBusting: The game goes this route with each band's origin story. Roselia's begins with a shonen manga-like storyline, Afterglow's has a dramatic flair, Hello Happy World's starts off with a Widget Series vibe, Pasupare with a "traditional studio-created idol" storyline, and Popipa as a slice-of-life story. Three of these stories are origins, but Afterglow's OriginStory is saved for a Flashback Episode event and Poppin' Party's is left out of the game entirely, likely because most works so far in the franchise have tackled it.

* DidNotDoTheResearch: In the "Don't Leave Me, Lisa!!!!" event, the members of Roselia have ice cream during their practice break. While the others can do this with no ill effects, vocalists are advised to stay away from dairy products while they're singing or in the time leading up to it, since it messes with your vocal cords. The fact that Yukina, who is so serious about music that she renounced fun for years and had to re-learn how to make friends only after she finally realized that she was being a hypocrite about everyone else's emotions in their band story, eats her ice cream without protest and goes right back to singing seems a little out of character.

* GenreBusting: The game goes this route with each band's origin story. Roselia's begins with a shonen manga-like storyline, Afterglow's has a dramatic flair, Hello Happy World's starts off with a Widget Series vibe, Pasupare with a "traditional studio-created idol" storyline, and Popipa as a slice-of-life story. Three of these stories are origins, but Afterglow's OriginStory is saved for a FlashbackEpisode event and Poppin' Party's is left out of the game entirely, likely because most works so far in the franchise have tackled it.

* OriginsEpisode: The "As Evening Clears" event is this for Afterglow.

* GenreBusting: The game goes this route with each band's origin story. Roselia's begins with a shonen manga-like storyline, Afterglow's has a dramatic flair, Hello Happy World's starts off with a Widget Series vibe, Pasupare with a "traditional studio-created idol" storyline, and Popipa as the odd-one-out with slice-of-life chapters that have nothing to do with their origin, likely because most works so far in the franchise have tackled it.

* Hello, Happy World! -- A cheery, poppy band with some very eccentric personalities with its ranks.

* Pastel*Palettes -- An idol-inspired band formed by a talent agency, initially marred by a [[ThatSyncingFeeling lip-sync concert disaster]] before reforming and becoming a legitimate band while maintaining their IdolSinger ideals.

Additionally, four more bands are introduced alongside Poppin'Party:

Additionally, four new bands are introduced:

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Unique to this game is Multi Live mode, a CoOpMultiplayer mode where the player gathers in a team of up to five players, each of which only uses the center member of their current band, to play one song together. When any player triggers their card's skill, the skill applies to all players, allowing players to help boost each other to a high score or save each other from failing out. All players' scores are combined into a single total team score, with more emphasis that over who gets the most points.

Unique to this game is Multi Live mode, a CoOpMultiplayer mode where the player gathers in a team of up to five players, each of which only uses the center member of their current band, to play one song together. When any player triggers their card's skill, the skill applies to all players, allowing players to help boost each other to a high score. All players' scores are combined into a single total team score, with more emphasis that over who gets the most points.

Unique to this game is Multi Live mode, a CoOpMultiplayer mode where the player gathers in a team of up to five players, each of which only uses the center member of their current band. When any player triggers their card's skill, the skill applies to all players, allowing players to help boost each other to a high score. All players' scores are combined into a single total team score, with more emphasis that over who gets the most points.

Like with many idol rhythm games for mobile, the game has you arranging a deck of cards into a band, with each card having its own power rating and skill. The band's total power rating influences the maximum score that the player can earn on a song, while skills activate upon hitting yellow-colored notes and have different gameplay-related effects such as temporarily raising the amount of points per note, converting off-beat hits into Perfect hits, and restoring the player's health.

* Pastel*Palettes -- An idol-inspired band formed by a talent agency, initially marred by a lip-sync concert disaster before reforming and becoming a legitimate band while maintaining their IdolSinger ideals.

* Hello, Happy World -- A cheery, poppy band with some very eccentric personalities with its ranks.

* Roselia -- A highly-acclaimed gothic rock band with a serious approach to music, aiming to be the best band in the world.