Ganbare! Chearism Brings Asanagi Designs and 600 Taunt Lines to Tokyo Game Show
A Steam release pairs an adult-oriented character designer and voice actor with a fitness rhythm format and a veteran game music lineup, a combination the outlet treats as unexpected for the platform.
Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.
Denfaminicogamer played Ganbare! Chearism, a fitness rhythm game planned for Steam in 2027, at the Tokyo Game Show indie corner. Players coach a high school girl, Shishikura Iroha, through cheerleading dance with motion controllers. The demo used Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons and gyro controls, and a three-minute song. Music providers include Hiroki Kikuta and Saori Kobayashi. Misses trigger over 600 taunt voice lines.
The demo build ran on Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons, with gyro controls handling the pom-pom swings and regular pad controls also supported. The playable song ran three minutes, longer than the typical rhythm game track. Music providers named include Hiroki Kikuta and Saori Kobayashi. Shishikura Iroha, the high school girl the player coaches as Sensei, delivers the taunts when notes are missed.
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