Tokyo 7th Sisters, the idol raising smartphone game by Donuts, ends service on August 12, 2026, after about 12 years and 6 months. An offline version preserving story, music, and cards is in development, and the franchise continues concerts and merchandise.
Tokyo 7th Sisters, the idol raising smartphone game by Donuts, is shutting down on August 12, 2026. The game ran for roughly 12 years and 6 months, making it the longest-running title in a wave of seven mobile games ending service that month. The main story concludes with the Stella MiNE group's arc.
The shutdown does not end the franchise. An offline version that preserves story, music, and cards is in development. Concerts and merchandise will continue, keeping the property alive in a different form.
The August 2026 roundup groups the Tokyo 7th Sisters shutdown with six other titles, including Tenkei Paradox, the Rosidere puzzle game, and Counter:Side. Refund procedures for paid currency were detailed for the affected games.
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Seven titles end service in August 2026, led by DONUTS' idol rhythm game Tokyo 7th Sisters, which closes August 12 after roughly 12 years and 6 months. The roundup also covers Tenkei Paradox, the Rosidere puzzle game, Counter:Side, and others, with refund procedures detailed for paid currency.
Donuts announced that the Tokyo 7th Sisters idol raising smartphone game will end service on August 12, 2026, after 12 years. The main story concludes with the Stella MiNE group's arc. An offline version preserving story, music, and cards is in development, and the franchise will continue concerts and merchandise.