Disney Sparkling Link Stars is in development at coly with a service start set for November 2026, after the launch moved off its original schedule. Pre-registration is open for iOS and Android, and pre-registrations have passed 700,000.
coly moved the service start for its Disney-licensed smartphone game to November 2026, announcing the change on September 11. The developer said it extended the development period to deliver a higher-quality experience, and said the date may shift again depending on progress. The game is planned for iOS and Android as a free-to-play title, with pre-registration open. Players are cast as a Conductor who trains 15 Spark Riders.
A media preview in October added detail about how the game works. The Conductor inherits Studio Radia and stages Spark Rides, and the preview follows Lise Courage of team [Endelore], a team inspired by Beauty and the Beast. The setting is Lumina Star, with Kirarium as its energy source and a yearly Legendary Ride on the calendar. The preview describes a cheerful team rather than a solemn retread of the film.
Pre-registration was already open when the delay was announced. By the October preview, pre-registrations had passed 700,000. The two reports also spell the title differently, Sparklink Stars in September and Sparkling Link Stars in October. November 2026 remains the only service window given, and coly has said it may move again.
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A play report from a media preview of Disney Sparkling Link Stars, the mobile game where the player is a Conductor producing Spark Rides and Spark Riders. Pre-registrations have passed 700,000. The preview follows Lise Courage of team [Endelore], a team inspired by Beauty and the Beast, and covers the setting of Lumina Star, the energy source Kirarium, and the yearly Legendary Ride.
coly announced on September 11 that the planned service start for Disney Sparklink Stars, its smartphone game using Disney IP, has moved to November 2026. The developer said it extended the development period to deliver a higher-quality experience. The date may shift again depending on development progress. The training adventure game casts players as a Conductor training 15 Spark Riders, and is planned for iOS and Android as a free-to-play title with pre-registration open.