The digital version of the rhythm action game “Groove Coaster: Future Performers” is set to release on Nintendo Switch in Japan on July 31. It will cost 5,980 yen without tax, or 6,578 yen with tax, according to TAITO’s announcement.
Here is an overview of the game, via TAITO:
About
In contrast to past installments in the “Groove Coaster” series, “Groove Coaster: Future Performers” is a brand new game that has been completely overhauled and rebuilt. Innovative features have been incorporated throughout every aspect of the game, including controls, music selection, and the game’s environment. Don’t forget to check out this fresh take on “Groove Coaster”.
Key Features
- Two Playstyles – Groove Coaster: Future Performers offers two playstyles, “Basic” and “Advanced,” allowing players to choose according to their skill level.
- Visual Expression – With a “visual expression” that will get you even more hooked to your favorite songs, the game features a “horizontal full-screen display” for an immersive experience with a wide viewing angle. Enjoy your favorite tracks in a world that feels like a music video.
- Rich Song Lineup – The game will include a diverse assortment of popular songs, from J-POP to Virtual YouTuber tracks, Vocaloid, and Touhou Project arrangements, along with many other popular tracks.
- Story Mode – Play in a world of music with the series’ first Story Mode. Characters are voiced by Reiji Kawashima, Ayane Sakura, Shirakami Fubuki, and Sakura Miko, and many other characters are set to appear.
Watch the opening movie below.
Opening Movie
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2025-07-19 04:01