holo Indie Releases Star Sora Iro Fantasy DLC Adding AZKi
The pack adds story material about Tokino Sora that the main game did not fully cover, plus staging motifs drawn from her regular streams, extending a fan-made title's own continuity rather than importing outside content.
Key Facts
- CCMC released the High-Difficulty Added MAP & AZKi Joins Pack for Star Sora Iro Fantasy ~Magic Reaching the Sky~ on Steam on September 25, 2026.
- The DLC costs 550 yen including tax and requires the base game to play.
- The base game Star Sora Iro Fantasy ~Magic Reaching the Sky~ has been on Steam since May 30, 2025 and costs 1,100 yen including tax.
- AZKi joins the DLC as a support character and can be added to the party before the main story is cleared.
- The DLC adds high-difficulty maps, new enemy characters, new gimmicks, and new items, and supports Japanese and English.
Reporting from 2 sources: Inside, PANORA.
CCMC began selling the High-Difficulty Added MAP & AZKi Joins Pack for Star Sora Iro Fantasy ~Magic Reaching the Sky~ on Steam on September 25, 2026. The DLC costs 550 yen including tax and adds maps that open after the main story is cleared, along with new enemy characters and gimmicks. hololive VTuber AZKi joins as a support character, and she can be added to the party before the main game is finished. The main game, a side-scrolling action title in the Metroidvania style that mixes 2D and 3D, stars Tokino Sora and has been on Steam since May 30, 2025, priced at 1,100 yen including tax. Developer Altoseal and Hoshikuzunoyoru built it, and it ships under CCMC's holo Indie brand, which publishes derivative games made with fans and creators. The DLC and the base game both support Japanese and English. Playing the DLC requires the base game.
The download is single-player only and carries a rights notice shared by Cover and CCMC. The DLC runs on PC through Steam, the same storefront as the base game, and a promotional video accompanies the release. New items also come with the pack, which the publisher says supports progression, and it notes that players can either chase full item collection or deliberately run the maps without picking anything up.
The developer is credited in the sources as Altoseal and Hoshikuzunoyoru, which matches the base game's credits. CCMC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Cover and handles game production support and publishing; it was established on October 10, 2023, and is based in Minato-ku, Tokyo. The holo Indie brand publishes works made through a game creator support program and, according to the company, provides a return ecosystem that supports the continued activity of derivative game creators.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.