History VideoGame / BTSIslandInTheSeom

* CatSmile: SUGA has one, due to his association with cats.

* ArcNumber: "7"[[note]]As in, the 7 members of BTS[[/note]]and "613"[[note]]Read June 13th, the date BTS was formed[[/note]] are shown throughout the game. For example, when building a fire, they gather 613 pieces of wood and [[spoiler:BTS themselves spent 7 days on the island before heading off.]]

* CuteClumsyGirl: RareMaleExample in RM, who's known to accidentally break or lose things, kicks off the plot by accidentally breaking the helm of the ship, and is told to stay away from fragile things. In addition to him feeling genuinely sorry for his accidents, it's portrayed as an endearing trait, even to other members (though they do occasionlly poke light fun at it).

* HotDrinkCure: When Jin becomes frozen in Chapter 2, Day 1, Jungkook uses his hot chocolate to thaw him out. It works...except Jin's not happy that Jungkook gave him ''mint choco''.

* LethalChef: If RM is interacting with the outdor kitchen, he sets the stovetop on fire.

* MatchThreeGame: "Swapping pieces" type. With the variation that grouping blocks in other ways (a group of four, a line of four, a line of five, an L or T) will transform them into power-ups. There are also various different obstacles: some disappear if you make blocks disappear around them (boxes, bees, coconuts, butter, coffee, bird nests); others can only be destroyed by power-ups (wooden statues); others can also disappear if grouped with blocks of the same color (ice, chains, balloons); and other disappear in very particular ways (birds).
* MyGodYouAreSerious: Bang PD originally think that BTS is on an island for the show ''In The Seom'' and not actually on a deserted island. One explanation later, he realizes that they're right.

** The group dance seen when you complete enough story missions is the choreography for BTS' "Fire". The dances each member does when you activate a BTS Bomb are from various BTS choreographies, such as "Boy With Luv" (RM).
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Downplayed. While he shares the same body and face shape as the BTS members, Bang PD is the only one with a visible nose.
* AnOddPlaceToSleep: PlayedForLaughs with SUGA, who is shown to sleep on chair, on the floor, on dancing stages, and at the top of a ''cat's post''.

* {{Sleepyhead}}: SUGA, whose sleeping habits (to the point that he sometimes collapses on the spot) are a bit of a RunningGag.

* VideoGameLives: You start out with 5 lives, which refill one by one every half an hour. If you fail to clear a level, you lose one. If you lose all lives, you have to wait until they refill again, or get somewhere else. The latter can be done by having friends or clubs sending lives to you (which you can send in return), or with infinite-lives boosters (received through events) you can activate for a small amount of time.

* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: j-Hope ''hates'' insects.

* HotDrinkCure: When Jin becomes frozen in Chapter 2, Day 1, Junkook uses his hot chocolate to thaw him out. It works...except Jin's not happy that Junkook gave him ''mint choco''.

* UngratefulBastard: Downplayed. Jin is happy that he's no longer a HumanPopsicle thanks to Junkook's hot cocoa; he's more annoyed that it was ''hot mint choco'' that saved him.

* MassOhCrap: When RM accidentally knocks the steering wheel off the ship, every member of BTS reacts this way.

'''''BTS Island: In the SEOM''''' is a free PuzzleGame produced by HYBE IM and released for [[MobilePhoneGame mobile phone devices]] in July 2022. It is the third major game featuring Korean group Music/{{BTS}} after ''VisualNovel/BTSWorld'' and ''VideoGame/BTSUniverseStory'' (not counting rhythm or WebAnimation/{{BT21|Universe}} games), now featuring the members in a [[FunSize Fun-Sized]], [[CelShading cel-shaded]] art style.

The BTS members are on a boat trip when member RM accidentally breaks the helm. With the ship seemingly adrift, everything seems hopeless... until a flying whale suddenly appears and carries the ship away. The members wake up in a DesertedIsland with what seems to be the remains of an abandoned resort. With a broken ship, a phone with very unstable signal and unclear likelihood of rescue, they set out to make the most of their stay by rebuilding what they can and turn this into the vacation they were aiming for.

The game is divided into gameplay and story. The gameplay consists in FallingBlocks stages (of the match-3 type) in which you are given a mission (ex. clear all the red blocks, clear all the butter, use a number of power-ups, etc.) to complete in a limited amount of moves. The story is divided in chapters or "days" (as in, each day the characters spend on the island) with a number of missions. Completing a puzzle level gives you a star, which you'll need to unlock the mission of the story; completing story missions will in turn increase the members' levels of happiness, which will give you extra items to complete the levels. Advancing through the story will also open up the island, let you redecorate it as you choose, and have members interact with it.

It also dials back on the {{Freemium}} aspects of previous games. While in games like ''BTS World'' you needed to wait for certain item to refill over time (or pay for it) to play at all, ''In the SEOM'' changes it to a VideoGameLives system: you can play all you want, but if you lose a level, you lose a life, and if you lose all your lives you simply need to wait for them to refill, or get more through gifts by friends or clubs. Other than that, you can also pay for gems (which are used for mostly aesthetic purposes), boosters, and extra items and outfits for the characters, none of which are essential for the game.

* WhatWereYouThinking: Once Bang PD learns just how the boys got on the island, he questions why they let RM -- ''God of Destruction'' -- be the one steering.

* AnimalMotif: The purple whale. A flying whale brings BTS to the island, the blast powerup is a purple whale in a floatie and the logo itself has the boys on an island with the whale underneath it.
* ArcNumber: "7" and "613" are shown throughout the game. For example, when building a fire, they gather 613 pieces of wood and [[spoiler:BTS themselves spent 7 days on the island before heading off.]]

* FarSideIsland: Played straight in the logo. Averted in the actual game, in which the iskand is much larger, with a forest and a whole abandoned resort.

* VideoGameLives: You start out with 5 lives, which refill every half an hour. If you fail to clear a level, you lose one. If you lose all lives, you have to wait until they refill again, or get somewhere else. The latter can be done by having friends or clubs sending lives to you (which you can send in return), or with infinite-lives boosters (received through events) you can activate for a small amount of time.

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** The color purple and BTS and ARMY logos are present all over the game, including items.

The game is divided into gameplay and story. The gameplay consists in FallingBlocks stages (of the match-3 type) in which you are given a mission (ex. clear all the red blocks, clear all the butter, use a number of power-ups, etc.) to complete in a limited amount of moves. The story is divided in chapters or "days" (as in, each day the characters spend on the island) with a number of missions. Completing a puzzle level gives you a star, which you'll need to unlock the mission of the story; completing story missions will in turn increase the members' levels of happiness, which will give you extra items to complete the levels. Advancing through the story will also open up the island and let you redecorate it as you choose, ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing''-style.

It also dials back on the {{Freemium}} aspects of previous games. While in games like ''BTS World'' you needed to wait for certain item to refill over time (or pay for it) to play at all, ''In the SEOM'' changes it to a VideoGameLives system: you can play all you want, but if you lose a level, you lose a life, and if you lose all your lives you simply need to wait for them to refill, or get more through gifts by friends or clubs. Other than that, you can also pay for gems (which are used for mostly aesthetic purposes), extra items and outfits for the characters, none of which are essential for the game.

* MatchThreeGame: "Swapping pieces" type. With the variation that grouping blocks in other ways (a group of four, a line of four, a line of five, an L or T) will transform them into power-ups. There are also various different obstacles: some disappear if you make blocks disappear around them (boxes, bees, coconuts, butter, coffee, eggs); others can only be destroyed by power-ups (ice, wooden statues); others can disappear if grouped with blocks of the same color (chains, balloons); and other disappear in very particular ways (birds).

* VideoGameLives: You start out with 5 lives, which refill every half an hour. If you fail to clear a level, you lose one. If you lose all lives, you have to wait until they refill again, or get somewhere else. The latter can be done by having friends or clubs sending lives to you (which you can send in return), or with infinite-lives power-ups (received through events) you can activate for a small amount of time.

* FarSideIsland: Played straight in the logo, but averted in the actual game, in which there's a forest and a whole abandoned resort.

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