You see, the reason we did it (exactly) this way is so that we can make an account without needing to add a (Japanese) credit card. Click to get the game and you will be prompted to log in. If you don’t see it, try searching for make sure you are still not logged in at this point. Now when you return to the front page look for this icon on the apps page (its that little triangle around the top). Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the flag symbol (USA here). Log out of your account and open up the store. First open iTunes on your computer, this is where we’ll be doing most of the work. Unfortunately, iOS users have a bit of a harder time getting the game. If you are interested in spending money on in-game pruchases, you can look here.

If you feel the need to get the Google Play version (which at this point is somewhat unnecessary, they are identical), you can read how here. QooApp should keep it relatively updated from here on, but if the game ever kicks you out in the future or tries to send you to the Google Play Store, go to QooApp and update the game there. If you don’t see it, search for and it should appear. Open the app and look for the icon below. Open on your device, download, and install the QooApp app. You can circumvent almost all difficulty by using a tool called QooApp. And a crowd-sourced list of devices the game runs on (though there are more)įor Android users, it’s quite simple. While you’re here I also recommend looking at the game’s tutorial and how to create a Bandai Namco ID. Because Starlight Stage is technically only available in Japan, it can be a bit of a challenge to get the game.

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