Donuts is closing its mobile idol rhythm game Tokyo 7th Sisters on August 12, 2026, after a 12-year run. An offline version is in development, and the franchise continues with concerts and merchandise.
Donuts is winding down its longest-running mobile title. Tokyo 7th Sisters, the idol raising rhythm game, ends service on August 12, 2026, after roughly 12 years and 6 months. The shutdown is part of a broader August 2026 wave that sees seven titles close, with Tokyo 7th Sisters the most prominent among them.
The game's main story concludes with the arc of the Stella MiNE group. Donuts is developing an offline version that preserves the story, music, and cards, so the game's content remains accessible after the servers close. The franchise itself continues through live concerts and merchandise, keeping the property active beyond the mobile app.
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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.