History VideoGame / BangDreamGirlsBandParty

** VS Live, which is similar to Multi-Live except players gain additional rewards based on their score ranking at the end of the song. Furthermore, to [[AntiRageQuitting discourage ragequitting]] and to [[AntiFrustrationFeatures avoid creating an inconvenience for other players]], players who quit before the song begins will not only not get their [[AntiPoopSocking stamina]] refunded (as opposed to Multi-Live, where stamina is only used when the song begins), but will not cause the room to be disbanded.
** Challenge Live, a variant of Free Live that requires event-specific currency to play. Your song pool is limited and you gain event point boosts not only based on Band Power and [[AnInteriorDecoratorIsYou Area Item]] buffs, but you also gain an additional boost if you have the correct members in your deck.

''[=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.

* 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 (though Roselia's actually takes place both before and after the main storyline, with a TimeSkip to when they're more established), 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.

** The level goes on a scale originally from level 5 to 28; however, a Roselia cover song, Roku Chounen to Ichiya Monogatari, also known as Six Trillion Years and Overnight Story, introduces a level 29 Expert chart.

** Special difficulty, above Expert; in other words, [[UpToEleven Harder Than Harder Than Hard]]. It was introduced in an update and is available for select songs.

* RAISE A SUILEN -- A DarkerAndEdgier electronic rock band formed by [=CHU2=] consists of four high school students and a middle school student.

* RAISE A SUILEN -- A DarkerAndEdgier electronic rock band formed by [=CHU2=] consists of three high school students and and two middle school students.

* RAISE A SUILEN -- A DarkerAndEdgier electronic rock band formed by [=CHU2=].

* OvershadowedByControversy: The "Unwavering Will, Blazing Bushido" event story provides an in-universe example. A fight breaks out during an event for Pastel*Palettes between two fans. This isn't just a one-off thing either, as the fight erupts into a FlameWar. Eve tries to intervene and stop the fighting by getting involved in the argument online, but only makes things worse, and gets reprimanded by the agency for getting too directly involved with the fans. Despite her initial failure, the girls decide to stand by Eve and let her speak to the fans about the fighting during their next event. While the agency is against this, the girls respond by pointing out that if the band's fandom has a reputation for toxic behavior like this, it will reflect poorly on the band.

* RetGone: The "Do It Ourselves" event revealed that Lisa had a little brother who was never mentioned beforehand. This caused a lot of backlash among the fandom because this reveal was too soon so any mentions of him were eventually removed.

* RetGone: The "Do It Ourselves" event revealed that Lisa had a little brother who was never mentioned beforehand. [[InternetBackdraft This caused a lot of backlash among the fandom because this reveal was too soon]], so any mentions of him were eventually removed.

* 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 and successful band while maintaining their IdolSinger ideals.

* RAISE A SUILEN -- An electronic rock band formed by [=CHU2=].

See also ''VideoGame/ProjectSekai'', a {{Music/Vocaloid}} LicensedGame spinoff of the ''VideoGame/HatsuneMikuProjectDIVA'' series that is also developed by [=CraftEgg=] (in collaboration with {{Creator/SEGA}}) and features extremely similar gameplay.

* AprilFoolsDay: For April Fool's Day 2020 (and the surrounding time), the English server added a temporary RegionalBonus song... children's novelty song "Baby Shark," the popularity of which was petering out and which the target audience was likely to be thoroughly sick of.

Additionally, five bands are introduced alongside Poppin'Party, each with their own stories to unlock and read, with additional 2 bands will be added at 2020:

* RAISE A SUILEN -- An electronic rock band formed by CHU2.

Additionally, five bands are introduced alongside Poppin'Party, each with their own stories to unlock and read:

Additionally, four five bands are introduced alongside Poppin'Party, each with their own stories to unlock and read:

Additionally, four more bands are introduced alongside Poppin'Party, each with their own stories to unlock and read:

* 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 and successful band while maintaining their IdolSinger ideals.

''[=BanG=] Dream! Girls Band Party!'' is a RhythmGame for UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Games}} and {{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.

** Like in many other mobile idol rhythm games, the judgement rank of Good is ''harmful'', as it will break your combo, although it will not deplete the lifebar.

** Special difficulty, above Expert, which was introduced in an update and is available for select songs.

** Special difficulty, which was introduced in an update and is available for select songs.

* HarderThanHard: Expert difficulty, above Hard. Notably, unlike in many other games of its ilk, Expert is available immediately from your first song, instead of having to be unlocked or requiring more resources than what you have at the start.

** Various VOCALOID covers from Poppin' Party and Pastel Palettes appear from the game, like Romeo and Cinderella & Karakuri Pierrot.