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Hololive Dreams Launches on iOS, Android, and Steam

The 1.5 million pre-registrations signal strong demand for a dedicated hololive mobile game, and the simultaneous Steam release extends the title beyond mobile into a PC audience.

Key Facts

  • hololive Dreams launched on July 23, 2026, on iOS, Android, and Steam.
  • Cumulative pre-registrations exceeded 1.5 million before the launch.
  • The game includes over 150 songs and allows user-created rhythm charts.
  • A 15-day campaign will add 25 songs to the rhythm game starting at launch.
  • All 54 hololive talents in the game receive a Kawaii Hairpin accessory and five gacha tickets as a pre-registration reward.

Reporting from 6 sources: 4Gamer.net, hololive production (EN), hololive production (JP), GAME Watch (Impress), and 2 more.

Hololive Dreams Launches on iOS, Android, and Steam

QualiArts and COVER Corporation launched "hololive Dreams" (abbreviated as "HoloDori") on July 23, 2026, for iOS, Android, and Steam. The game is the first official smartphone title for the hololive production VTuber group. It is a free-to-play rhythm and RPG set in a theme park, where players raise talents, play rhythm games and mini-games, and build a dream park. Pre-downloads for the smartphone versions began on July 22. The developers announced that cumulative pre-registrations surpassed 1.5 million, triggering in-game rewards for all 54 participating talents, including a "Kawaii Hairpin" accessory and five gacha tickets. To celebrate the launch, a "15-Day 25-Song Addition Campaign" will add 25 songs over 15 consecutive days, and a login bonus will award diamonds equivalent to 10 gacha pulls. Players can also obtain one talent of their choice at the highest rarity at the start of the game.

QualiArts, a subsidiary of CyberAgent, co-developed the game with COVER Corporation. CyberAgent president Takahiro Yamauchi and QualiArts president Yoshitatsu Tsujioka are named in the corporate announcement alongside COVER president Motoaki Tanigo.

The game's rhythm mode uses falling-note charts that players can play against official music videos and live performances as backgrounds. Players can also combine lane skins and tap effects with their chosen hololive member. A user-generated content feature lets players create original charts or play charts made by other players.

The pre-registration gift set includes 2,500 diamonds (10 gacha pulls), a ★4-or-higher guaranteed gacha ticket, three Music Discs for unlocking songs, two memory items called "Live Stage Day/Night" and "Park Day/Night," and "Dot Sunglasses" for all 54 talents, in addition to the Kawaii Hairpin and five gacha tickets. Players receive the items through in-game announcements.

The hololive production agency reports over 90 million total YouTube subscribers across its talents. The game is published by QualiArts and operated by both COVER and QualiArts. Official X accounts exist in Japanese and English, and the game has a dedicated YouTube channel.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 6 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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