hololive has officially announced its first-ever mobile game, "Dreams," during the hololive 6th Fes. Color Rise Harmony stage performance. This exciting new title is set to be a rhythm-based game and is planned for a simultaneous worldwide release on both Android and iOS platforms. If you're a fan of hololive's vibrant music scene, you're in for a treat!
What Else Do We Know About the Mobile Game Dreams by hololive?
"Dreams" will immerse players in the world of hololive's original and cover songs, drawing from their extensive music library. Cover Corp is set to publish the game on Android, although specific release dates remain undisclosed. While the game is slated for a global launch, be aware that some regions might face restrictions.
The full feature set is still under wraps, but a special announcement video gave us a glimpse of several beloved hololive talents, including Tokino Sora, IRyS, Todoroki Hajime, Ookami Mio, and Vestia Zeta. You can catch the excitement in the video below:
This announcement comes at a pivotal time for hololive, as notable VTubers Murasaki Shion, Minato Aqua, and Ceres Fauna have recently announced their graduations. The hololive team has reassured fans that they are dedicated to enhancing the working environment for VTubers and supporting their talents.
Don’t Know What hololive Is?
Hololive Production is a virtual YouTuber agency owned by Cover Corporation, a Japanese tech entertainment company. It operates as a multi-channel network, managing a roster of around 90 talents across hololive and its branches. Some of the most popular talents include Gawr Gura, Watson Amelia, and Sakura Miko. Cover Corp has been expanding hololive's presence beyond streaming, into concerts and multimedia projects, making their venture into gaming a natural progression.
While we await more details on "Dreams," you can stay updated by following the official X account of hololive. In the meantime, don't miss out on our next news piece about Love and Deepspace adding face verification to its Chinese version.
