Stage 1 - Intro ('Your journey begins here!'): Karate Man, Built to Scale, Hole in One, Catchy Tune, Jump Rope, Intro Remix Also like Tengoku, each Stage has a short subtitle that correlates to the theme of the stage/Remix. Like Megamix, however, each game correlates to which console they originated from (Tengoku/GBA, Heaven/DS, Fever/Wii, Megamix/3DS, Starlight Rock/Switch). Incidentally, like Tengoku, there are five games in a single Stage before each Remix. Once the Remix has been completed, the next stage will be unlocked. After completing a whole stage, you are then given a 'Remix' in which the previous games will be compiled. The key difference between Starlight Rock and Starshine is that unlike Starshine, Starlight Rock lacks a story mode, and retains a more traditional format of game selection, in which you go through a menu and unlock various games in rows (or 'Stages' as they are referred to in-game). Demos were released one month before the full release in each region. It was first released in Japan (リズム天国: ★ミックス復活, Rhythm Tengoku: ★MIX Resurrection) on, before releasing to the US, Europe (Rhythm Paradise: Starlight Rock), and Korea (리듬 세계: 스위치, Rhythm World: Switch) on, two months after the original release date. It was developed by Tsunku♂, and published by Nintendo. Rhythm Heaven: Starlight Rock is a retooling of an earlier work, Rhythm Heaven Starshine, released on the Nintendo Switch.

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