Hakos Baelz Turn-Based RPG BaeSplit: Chaos Down Under Opens Steam Page
The game is a fan-made work under the official holo Indie brand, which is operated by CCMC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cover Corporation, showing a structured path for fan creators to publish through the company.
Key Facts
- CCMC Co., Ltd. opened the Steam store page for BaeSplit: Chaos Down Under on August 28, 2026.
- The game is a free turn-based RPG developed by Studio PP and SlimeCore Dynamics, published under the holo Indie brand.
- BaeSplit: Chaos Down Under stars Hakos Baelz of Hololive English -Promise- and features six versions of the character.
- The game supports Japanese and English, is planned for release on PC via Steam, and has a release date to be determined.
- holo Indie is a fan-made game brand operated by CCMC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cover Corporation.
Reporting from 3 sources: 4Gamer.net, ASCII.jp, PANORA.
CCMC Co., Ltd. opened the Steam store page on August 28, 2026 for BaeSplit: Chaos Down Under, a free turn-based RPG published under holo Indie, the fan-made game brand for Hololive Production. Development is handled by Studio PP and SlimeCore Dynamics. The game stars Hakos Baelz, a member of Hololive English -Promise-, who is on a peaceful trip through Australia when chaos power goes out of control, scattering her companions and making wild animals ferocious. The goal is to travel across Australia, rescue the scattered hololive members, and restore balance before the country is consumed by chaos. The game features six versions of Hakos Baelz, each with different personalities, abilities, and combat roles, and players build a party from these versions. A unique Tension System affects battle performance, with high-tension characters unleashing power beyond limits and low-tension ones making mistakes. Rescued hololive companions can be summoned as support characters. The game supports Japanese and English, is planned for release at a date to be determined, and is free to play on PC via Steam.
The store page for BaeSplit: Chaos Down Under went live alongside a teaser video, and pre-registrations for wishlisting are now open. The game is described as a classic turn-based JRPG where the core mechanic is the Tension System, which determines victory or defeat by tracking each character's mood during battle. Players must manage tension alongside command selection, adding a tactical layer to fights.
Six versions of Hakos Baelz appear as playable characters, each with distinct personalities, abilities, and combat roles, allowing players to form an ultimate party from their preferred combinations. Hololive companions rescued during the journey can be summoned as support characters, offering support skills for comeback battles. The story sees Baelz travel across all of Australia to rescue scattered companions and restore balance to the world.
The game is developed by Studio PP and SlimeCore Dynamics, with a copyright notice listing COVER and CCMC Corp. CCMC, established on October 10, 2023 and based in Minato-ku, Tokyo, is described as a 100% subsidiary of Cover Corporation that supports game production and publishing. The holo Indie brand is defined as a collective term for game brands for fan-made games created under the game creator support program, aiming to co-create with fans and creators of hololive production worldwide.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 3 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.