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Idol Party 2 - Love Vibe is a multiplayer casual role playing game. It was developed by LONGYOU TECHNOLOGY PTE.LTD. and was released on October 22, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Idol Party 2 - Love Vibe is a rhythm adventure blending open-world exploration, stylish dress-up, and social interaction. Master dynamic choreography to trending music, customize your wardrobe with unique fashion pieces, and connect with friends as you pursue stardom. Express your style and dance your way to the spotlight!

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Audience ScoreBased on 107 reviews

music6 positive mentions

story4 negative mentions

The game features beautiful costumes and a decent selection of popular songs, making it visually appealing and enjoyable for rhythm game fans.
The community is friendly and supportive, enhancing the overall experience for players, especially those who enjoy social interactions.
The character customization options are extensive, allowing players to create unique avatars and express their personal style.

The game suffers from various bugs and glitches, including broken quests and laggy performance, which can detract from the gameplay experience.
Many players feel that the use of AI-generated content, particularly in voice acting and artwork, undermines the quality and authenticity of the game.
The stamina system restricts gameplay by limiting how often players can engage in activities, which can be frustrating for those who prefer a more casual experience.

music
40 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
15%
77%
8%
The music aspect of the game receives mixed reviews, with players appreciating the diverse song selection that includes popular genres like K-pop and nostalgic anime tracks, but criticizing the lack of licensed music and issues with song calibration. While some enjoy the vibrant community and character customization, others express frustration over the game's reliance on stamina for actions and the limited number of available songs, which are often locked behind quests. Overall, the music experience is seen as both enjoyable and flawed, with calls for improvements in licensing and gameplay mechanics.
- “This is just how you do a good rhythm online game, costumes are beautiful, lots of known banger songs and nice community.”
- “The music selection is fire, with everything from k-pop bangers to nostalgic anime tracks.”
- “Plus, the devs actually listen to feedback—new songs and features drop regularly, keeping things fresh.”
- “Too many quests to unlock songs and modes.”
- “A lot of the songs are bland; there's also some anime songs, Ado, Michael Jackson, and so on.”
- “The music was simply copied and/or reworked from the first version.”
story
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
12%
73%
15%
The game's story and quest design have received mixed reviews, with many players finding the narrative lackluster and the quest mechanics buggy, leading to frustration over progression and unclear objectives. While some appreciate the open-world exploration and character customization, others criticize the reliance on AI-generated content and the overall execution of the story, suggesting it feels rushed and poorly crafted. Additionally, the high difficulty of certain quests and the lack of engaging gameplay elements contribute to a sense of disappointment among players.
- “It's an open-world fantasy game with tons of quests and dance competitions.”
- “I do enjoy how you have progression in the map, which makes you run around and even jump on buildings to get chests and boxes. I also like how you can keep track of how many main quests and side quests you have done or need to do.”
- “- They did a world building with quests and a dynamic map.”
- “Story feels lackluster.”
- “This game not only uses AI instead of taking time to make actually good art for the game, its mechanics, prices, and story were very poorly made. Within 3 minutes of the game, I got bored and creeped out by some of the character designs, which made them look psycho or traumatized.”
- “One quest tells you to go to the plant store, but it's a clothing shop with plants put outside it. There's no care or respect for the players.”
gameplay
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
19%
62%
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The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the smooth rhythm mechanics and social features, while others find it repetitive and lacking depth, often comparing it unfavorably to more established rhythm games. Critiques highlight issues such as limited gameplay variety, reliance on microtransactions for cosmetics, and a poorly executed AI art style, leading to an overall perception of mediocrity. Despite some engaging elements, many players express boredom and frustration with the game's mechanics and design choices.
- “Smooth gameplay.”
- “Enjoy rhythm gameplay, fashion dress-up, face customization, social interaction, romantic marriage, fishing, and ranked battles—all in one vibrant world.”
- “As far as the free-to-play fashion goes, there are some outfits you can earn or craft which adds a goal to the rhythm gameplay.”
- “Boring gameplay because of quests and nothing to do.”
- “But besides the mediocre gameplay and most likely stolen songs, what really put me off was the AI everything.”
- “Gameplay is mid; outside the rhythm game, which is basically PJSK, the gameplay is genuinely bad.”
monetization
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
15%
31%
54%
The monetization in the game has been criticized for being excessively aggressive, featuring numerous microtransactions, rigged gacha mechanics, and multiple battle passes, reminiscent of other Chinese MMOs. Players feel that the disparity between rewards and costs, particularly in the marriage feature, reflects a cash grab mentality. Additionally, the reliance on AI-generated art and animations, coupled with a lack of investment in quality voice acting and artwork, has further fueled dissatisfaction among users.
- “The only reason I don't mind it so much is because the rhythm gameplay by itself is not dependent on microtransactions, as it's just cosmetics or boosters.”
- “Not to mention the overly expensive in-game purchases for paid currency (which most things use in this game).”
- “Marriage in the game seems more like a cash grab; the rewards versus gems spent are not even remotely equal.”
- “The only real downside for me is that there are a ton of microtransactions that are very in-your-face and scattered all over the UI.”
- “If you have played other Chinese MMOs such as Dragon Raja, Life Makeover, Nikki series, etc., it is basically the same excessive and predatory monetization (rigged gachas, multiple battle passes, tons of packages, optional VIP subscription, etc.).”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the balance between anime and realism, while others criticize the use of AI-generated artwork and the overall quality as "old" or "so-so." Despite being a free game, many feel it has potential for improvement if more resources were allocated to enhance the visuals. Overall, while some enjoy the HD graphics, others find them lacking and indicative of a pay-to-win model.
- “I like the graphics because they are a nice balance between anime and realistic, and the characters actually look like adults for both genders.”
- “It's like an idate but with HD graphics and visuals.”
- “Its a free game so not much to expect from it graphics wise but this game genuinely has so much potential if they put more money or effort into the game and making it run better and look better but overall its fun if you just want to grind the game in your free time.”
- “However, this game has one stark difference that is the cause for this review: blatant use of AI in the artwork and advertising without disclosure to the player.”
- “I understand if they do not have a lot of extra money, but considering just how many Idol Party 2 advertisements I have been spammed with over the past couple of days on YouTube, I would say they could have definitely put a portion of their advertisement money towards quality artwork.”
- “Graphics are okay, but the art is AI-generated slop and it's basically pay-to-win to get good clothes.”
character development
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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67%
Character development in the game is criticized for its poor design choices, with users noting that the character art appears unrefined and unsettling, detracting from the overall experience. While there is a desire for more customization options, the high in-game prices for character-related items are seen as excessive, further diminishing player engagement. Overall, the lack of depth and quality in character development leaves players feeling disappointed.
- “Good character design.”
- “More options for character design.”
- “This game not only uses AI instead of taking time to make actually good art for the game, its mechanics, prices, and story were very poorly made. Not only are the in-game prices for clothes and other items outrageously expensive for a game that's not even that good, but within 3 minutes of the game, I got bored and creeped out by some of the character designs, which have really wide eyes making them look psycho or traumatized. Overall, the game itself isn't that well made. I can understand if you're just starting as a game developer, but still, prices like that are a little over the top.”
- “- More options for character design.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users find the humor in the game to be a mix of amusing character creation and ironic commentary on AI art, with some noting that it surpasses the previous installment. While there are minor gameplay issues, the overall lightheartedness and comedic elements contribute positively to the experience.
- “Because when I first played it, I made a funny character, but I didn't think I would be able to change it until much later.”
- “Funny, it's better than the first one. I don't like the stamina again, and it has a little optimization problem in the lobby, but it's not a problem; it's just in the lobby after all. And lord, 29 cents for that dress is just too cheap.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players appreciate the stamina system, which allows for a more balanced experience by preventing excessive grinding, ensuring that those who engage in shorter play sessions can still compete without being overshadowed by dedicated grinders.
- “Grinding feels like an endless chore that takes away from the enjoyment of the game.”
- “The repetitive nature of grinding makes it hard to stay engaged with the story.”
- “It often feels like the game is designed to force players into grinding rather than allowing them to progress naturally.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users report that while the game is enjoyable, it has some bugs, such as issues with the tree trial quest preventing platform jumps. However, there is optimism that these problems will be addressed in future updates.
- “Very fun, a little buggy (the tree trial quest can't jump on platforms) but I'm sure it will be fixed.”