List of unofficial Fan Games
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The following is a list of fan-made games which have been played by Hololive talents. It's important to note that these fan games have not been formally endorsed by Cover Corp.
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BEEG SANA
BEEG SANA is a Fishing-style video game made by Kevin Cow. Its release coincided with Tsukumo Sana's birthday celebrations.
Calliope Mori's Underworld Tour 2022
Delivering Hope
Delivering Hope is a free Hololive fan made video game developed and published by a Peruvian developer David Wu SoftDev.
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FLARE NUINUI QUEST
HOLOBOOM
HoloDive
HoloFunk
HoloCure
HoloCure is a roguelite game, which is inspired by other games such as Vampire Survivors and Magic Survival.
HaachamaWare
Hololive CouncilRyS RPG
Hololive CouncilRyS RPG is an unofficial fan made role-playing game. It was developed by Kebbie, credited for game development, art, and writing. The music was recomposed by Jeremy Robson. The game was developed using RPG Maker MZ.
Holo Watermelon
Idol Showdown
Idol Showdown is a 2D fighting game developed by Besto Game Team. It is the first Hololive fan game released for free download on the game store Steam.[1]
K-O
Mumei no Toshi
Mumei no Toshi is a fan-made simulation game created by HolyGuy6455. The player plays as Nanashi Mumei as she gathers resources to construct a village.[2][3]
Mumei Memory Juggling
Mumei Memory Juggling is a fan-made memory game created by SoftDevWu. The player plays as Nanashi Mumei as she tries to memorize the names of Hololive talents using a memory game devised by Ouro Kronii.[4][5]
Mumei Gura Voice Quiz
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ROLL TEMPUS
Smol Ame
Smol Ame is a platforming fan-made game, based on a variety of Hololive talent lore and streams. The game was initially designed to have Walfie's Smol Ame as its playable character, but various other characters were added in subsequent updates.
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WOWOWOW KORONE BOX
References
- ↑ (May 6, 2023). Retrieved from https://twitter.com/IdolShowdown/status/1654638809848623105
- ↑ (Mar. 12, 2022). Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qa5S4nK1EsA
- ↑ (Apr. 4, 2022) Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLHT72z-bPw
- ↑ (Mar. 12, 2022). Retrieved from https://youtu.be/S7jO0kHnfh8
- ↑ (Aug. 14, 2022) Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9BDwjxh17E