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About Time to Star II

Time to Star II is an open-world game about pursuing an idol career in the entertainment industry. After attracting media attention by starring in a public service advertisement, the protagonist debuts as an idol artist under a new agency run by her childhood neighbor, Yan Mu. Over four years, you work towards the industry’s highest honor, the TTS Starlight King Award, while shaping the protagonist’s personality, career and romantic relationships through your choices.

Explore Starlight City

You can freely choose areas to visit on the map, where events and benefits vary by location and time. The game is not bound to a daily schedule, but appointments can be missed, and different forms of transport take different amounts of time. Attributes and experience affect how well activities go rather than determining whether you can attempt them. Your actions may be watched by people in the entertainment industry.

Build an entertainment career

You network with people, take part in commercial activities and choose from different notices. Your abilities and actions affect the results. You can interact with fans on personal forums, challenge leaderboards and compete for annual awards. The game offers different career paths and endings, and you can pursue multiple careers in one playthrough.

Choose your relationships

Chase and affection systems let you decide how you feel about characters who can have endings, giving you the initiative in those relationships. Up to 21 characters can be pursued for an ending, and your choices shape the protagonist’s romantic stories.

Endings at any time

You can leave the entertainment industry whenever you choose. Your achievements determine the conclusion, even if you end the game before completing the four-year pursuit of the TTS Starlight King Award.

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