Hololive Dreams: How the Development Team Used RPG Mechanics to Create a Giant Rhythm Game
Hololive Dreams combines rhythm-based gameplay with RPG progression, offering over 150 songs and 50 VTubers in an accessible new mobile experience.
Hololive Dreams is a unique rhythm game, blended with RPG elements, developed by Cover and the Hololive production company. The game aims to attract new players to rhythm gameplay by incorporating RPG mechanics, expanding its scale and making it accessible to a wider audience. Released on July 23, the game features over 50 Hololive virtual influencers, each represented by a playable character, and more than 150 songs, including original tracks and covers.
The game's narrative revolves around developing a virtual uninhabited island theme park, with players completing quests to expand their presence. Hololive Dreams includes mini-games like obstacle courses and card games, alongside its core rhythm gameplay. To ensure the game stands out in Japan's competitive rhythm game market, the developers aimed to include a large number of songs, with each character having two songs, and ensemble songs to create a balanced experience.
Regular events will be held in the game to keep players engaged, with mobile-focused events, character nurturing, and live concert opportunities creating a continuously evolving experience. Available on iOS, Android, and PC/Steam, Hololive Dreams combines the excitement of rhythm gameplay with the depth of an RPG, offering an engaging experience for fans and newcomers alike.
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