Heart Beat

Turning two talented singers into K-pop superstars sounds like a lot of pressure, but when you're also living with them under one fabulously designed roof, things get a whole lot more interesting. As their manager, you're in charge of everything from emotional support to wardrobe styling, choreography, interior decorating, and navigating the whirlwind drama of rising fame. You'll guide your idols through tough choices and team dynamics while customizing every detail of their look, makeovers, outfits, hairstyles, to ensure they shine like the real deal. But this isn't just about appearances: you’ll also steer the story by choosing what your heroine says and does, shaping not just the careers but also the personal relationships of everyone involved. Romantic options are very much on the table, and yes, you’ll be going on heart-fluttering dates that play out like the best kind of fan fiction. The gameplay unfolds through a daily routine of tasks within the group's shared home, where earning in-game currency lets you unlock new story segments, buy cute clothes, and deck out their space with K-pop flair. And when you need a break from plot and practice, there’s a selection of lighthearted mini-games that let you earn rewards while keeping things fresh. Visually, the game blends two styles, gorgeous full-size characters and chibi versions that bop around the screen, and surprisingly, it works like a charm. The K-pop world here is immersive without being overwhelming, and the boys are, frankly, a bit distractingly handsome. It’s like a romantic slice-of-life sim meets your favorite backstage K-drama. Fun fact: the Korean word for idol trainee is 연습생 (yeonseupsaeng), and becoming one often means years of intense singing, dancing, and language lessons, starting as young as 11 or 12. So yeah, managing just two of them is practically a vacation.