Miku and her virtual singers perform worldwide in the game. Miku and her friends exist simultaneously in Sekai, a mysterious emotional realm. The various Sekai transform based on the audience's emotions. Twenty individuals use virtual singers to convey their feelings in the game. Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage offers gameplay reminiscent of DEEMO, but more accessible for beginners. Players can choose from five character factions. After selecting a group, you'll have six digital musicians and four ensemble members. It's a music video game based on points, with each song having a specific rating.

To achieve the highest score, hit the notes as quickly as possible. This game features louder and easier-to-hit notes compared to Deemo. It includes visual novels, gacha elements, and more. The 20 characters, including the six virtual singers, are divided into five groups: More Jump!, Leo/need, Vivid Street Pop, Underground Pop, and Electronic, representing the genres of BAD SQUAD, WonderlandsxSnowtime, and 25-ji, Nightcord de. The story mode unveils the background of each group. Sekai provides a fantastic setting for character-driven narratives. Complete quests or try your luck with the gacha to acquire characters.

A team of four can engage in the trial version. Songs are categorized as easy, average, hard, expert, or master. Having a higher-ranking card (C to S) boosts the score. Demo mode consumes stamina, so only those in good shape should use it. Ignoring the warning leads to health deterioration, and you lose if your health bar depletes. Quickness and precision are essential to reach the song's climax. Enhancing your character's performance and score involves acquiring new abilities and strengthening your team. Sekai is filled with souvenir shops where you can purchase character outfits and accessories before the Virtual Show.
This set is both rhythmic and original. It integrates co-op elements with gacha and comic book playstyles. Create a private space for up to four people to enjoy music together.