hololive Announces Its First-Ever Global Mobile Game Dreams

Hololive Production, the renowned virtual YouTuber agency, has officially unveiled its first mobile game, Dreams, during the electrifying Hololive 6th Fes. Color Rise Harmony stage performance. This rhythm-based game promises a simultaneous worldwide release on both Android and iOS platforms.

What Else Do We Know About Hololive's Mobile Game, Dreams?

Dreams will feature a captivating selection of original and cover songs from Hololive's extensive music library. Published by Cover Corp, the game is slated for global release, though some regional restrictions may apply. While specific release dates remain undisclosed, anticipation is high. The full feature list is yet to be revealed, but a special announcement video showcased several popular Hololive talents, including Tokino Sora, IRyS, Todoroki Hajime, Ookami Mio, and Vestia Zeta. Check out the exciting announcement here:

This announcement arrives amidst a period of transition for Hololive, following the recent graduation announcements of notable VTubers Murasaki Shion, Minato Aqua, and Ceres Fauna. Hololive has addressed fan concerns, emphasizing its commitment to improving the VTuber working environment and supporting its talented roster.

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Hololive Production is a leading virtual YouTuber agency under the umbrella of Cover Corporation, a Japanese technology and entertainment company. Operating as a multi-channel network, it manages a vast and popular network of VTubers—currently numbering around 90 across various branches. Some of Hololive's most recognizable talents include Gawr Gura, Watson Amelia, and Sakura Miko. Cover Corp has consistently expanded Hololive's presence beyond streaming, concerts, and multimedia projects, making its foray into gaming a natural progression.

While complete details regarding Dreams remain under wraps for now, stay updated by following Hololive's official X account. For more gaming news, check out our next article on Love and Deepspace's addition of face verification to its Chinese version.