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The app is great I just think there should be more ways to get yours song across the world instead of just playlists and radio and we should be able to market our albums and market our songs and should be granted more freedom about albums we should able to drop when ever we want too and I canceled my 3 album deluxe and it deleted the album It also deleted my ep after I tried to do a deluxe for it so now everything is just singles
The referral thing is something you need to look on twitter for on their account and wait until they post it usually during the evening or afternoon. But the music sim is great, I just wish I could get more help because I really annoying still not being able to chart while my songs have high streams. So extra help would be amazing. And the bidding thing is confusing, maybe another way to get your songs on the chart?
"BeStar" presents an initially engaging and fun music simulation experience. The core gameplay is enjoyable, and the initial value proposition, such as the VIP subscription costing around $10 USD , seems fair. However, the game's current economic structure and competitive environment raise significant concerns regarding fair play. There appears to be a systemic issue where top-tier players are accumulating vast amounts of currency and "spins" at an improbable rate. For context, the estimated cost for 20,000 spins is approximately $80, and some players seem to be acquiring this amount, or more, every six hours. This highly unbalanced economy creates a significant barrier for even VIP players, who typically only accumulate a maximum of 2,000–3,000 spins. The competitive aspect, particularly the "Spin area" bidding, is currently unwinnable for the majority, as top players consistently outbid others by exorbitant amounts (e.g., dropping 20,000 over a typical bid). Furthermore, the disparity in in-game wealth, with top players possessing over 100 million in currency compared to the average player's meager earnings, strongly suggests that these individuals may be receiving unauthorized in-game benefits or free items. While the game is fundamentally fun, the community's highly competitive, and at times, toxic nature, exacerbates the feeling of being cheated. For players who simply want a casual experience, this game is suitable. However, for anyone aspiring to compete, rank highly, or achieve top-tier status, the current state of the economy makes this impossible without a fair chance. If you are seeking a music simulation game with a more equitable, AI-driven structure, I would recommend exploring alternatives like "Music Wars Rockstar" or "Groove Journey." The current imbalance in "BeStar" made the time invested feel largely unrewarding. I hope the developers address these issues to create a truly balanced competitive environment.
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BeStar is the ultimate music career game where you create, release, and promote your own songs. Build your fanbase, climb the charts, and compete to b...