Blue Protocol: Star Resonance adds Starland minigame park and a Shangri-La Frontier collab

Blue Protocol: Star Resonance has rolled out a new update centered on Starland, an in-game amusement park packed with side activities and social spaces. According to the official post, players can now check out rides, minigames, a concert stage, mahjong, and a sightseeing train that loops around the park.

Starland includes a few named attractions, including the Boarlet Waltz merry-go-round, plus minigames like Fish Frenzy and Wave Dodgeball. It looks like a pretty straightforward diversion hub, the kind of patch that gives players something lighter to do between the usual MMO routine.

The update also brings in a Shangri-La Frontier crossover. As outlined in the collaboration announcement, players can dress their characters in cosmetics based on the anime’s cast.

A few smaller features landed alongside that. Homestead furniture layouts can now be saved as blueprints, more furniture items have been added, and the patch includes a broader batch of optimization work.

Blue Protocol: Star Resonance is the anime-styled online RPG tied to Bandai Namco’s Blue Protocol setting, though this version is a separate release. If you’ve been waiting for more side content instead of combat-heavy additions, this is mostly that.