SUPERSTAR SMTOWN

SUPERSTAR SMTOWN SUPERSTAR SMTOWN is a fun Android rhythm music game featuring hundreds of SMTOWN tracks. Collect artist cards, upgrade for higher scores, and compete on leaderboards with weekly updates.

SUPERSTAR SMTOWN

SUPERSTAR SMTOWN is a lively music rhythm game that brings together songs from hundreds of artists—from their debut days to the latest releases. It also uses a card-based system to keep gameplay engaging. Collect artist cards, upgrade them to boost your performance, and climb the leaderboard to compete with other players.

Getting started is simple: you’ll tap, long-press, and swipe along the judgment line. Doing it accurately helps you maintain smooth playback and earn better scores.

Expect ongoing improvements—new songs and fresh card additions are added regularly, so there’s always something new to chase.

Key Features

Weekly Updates

• Each week adds new music so you can enjoy SMTOWN’s latest releases.
• Fresh content is delivered regularly to keep the game feeling active.

Iconic Hits

• Popular classic tracks from your favorite artists are recommended.
• The game learns your taste by prioritizing artists and genres you seem to enjoy.
• You can select any song you want when you enter the music arena.

Music Discovery

• Enjoy a modern “music playground” where you can perform songs from favorite artists.
• Receive feedback as you play, helping you discover new tracks smoothly.
• Find more songs naturally while you’re in the middle of sessions.

Collect & Customize

• Playing songs earns points and rewards.
• Collect unique artist cards to assemble your own deck.
• Own a roster that brings together famous SMTOWN artists.

Card Upgrades

• Upgrading cards to R level increases your scores in the music arena.
• On stage, stronger experience can help you clear sound challenges more easily.
• Play consistently and gather your best cards to maximize results.

Global Competition

• Your powerful deck can be used across multiple game modes.
• Use it to climb faster in the Weekly Tournament.
• Ranked matches help measure how professional you are when performing legendary tracks.

Game Strengths

• Huge Music Library: Over 1,000 songs, from older favorites to current chart-toppers and beloved B-sides.
• Weekly K-pop Additions: New tracks, limited-edition card themes, and special seasonal events arrive every week.
• Deep Card Collection: Collect, enhance, and upgrade 2,000+ Artist Cards to build the deck that fits your scoring goals.
• Global World Records: Compete for the #1 spot on rankings for each individual song and earn special rewards.
• Iconic Artist Lineup: Features 80+ SMTOWN artists and groups, including KANGTA, Super Junior, Girls’ Generation, SHINee, EXO, Red Velvet, NCT 127, NCT DREAM, WayV, aespa, and RIIZE.

Tips for Playing

• If you treat it like a true rhythm game, you can enjoy it without spending money.
• Many players view it as a themed card-collecting experience first—though the rhythm mechanics are the real core.
• Materials to succeed: grit, time, luck, and a steady set of fingers.

Early-game guidance:

• At sign-up, you’ll receive a premium card pack: [1021].
• After clearing songs and collecting lots of C cards (and roughly 100,000 game money), you can open a 30-card general pack and search for up to five singer groups that could form strong decks (aim for 6 cards or fewer per group).

Card upgrade notes:

• If you have an S in names like Suju or Socio, even with a moderate B-grade, it can be used up to Bronze.
• When upgrading, try to match the card to the correct theme/set.

Ranking strategy:

• By making good use of maintenance rewards and event rewards, you can climb from 1st to 3rd and reach up to Silver 1.



• When you rank up, you’ll receive a 5-card premium card pack.
• Rank resets happen at 2:00 a.m. on Monday. If the leaderboard is empty right after reset (or Monday morning), you may be able to score around 40,000 points using a deck with no cards and then rest for the day.
• When you return, you should have at least 10 headsets, which is helpful for occasional play. It’s generally better to use/clear a headset as soon as it charges.
• Taking a break for about two weeks and coming back may grant a return reward—so that comeback approach can be worthwhile.

Player Comments

• “I have great memories of the Japanese version. I really love it, but I think it’s time to move forward. The Korean version has more songs. I’ll never forget this version—I’ll miss you.”
• “Thank you.”