NEOLAVI Announces Document-Checking ADV Game About A VTuber Agency's Front Desk
A document-screening adventure is an unusual format for VTuber material, and NEOLAVI's pitch frames fandom itself as the tension: the same person enforcing the agency's rules by day is breaking them by night.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
NEOLAVI announced a PC game titled "Aren't You Curious About What's Inside Your Oshi?" and released gameplay footage alongside it. The player works as a security guard at Stellaria, a VTuber agency, checking entry passes, schedules, affiliation certificates, and usage permits. The protagonist is the oldest fan of VTuber Hoshino Luna. Inspections grow harder as days pass, and the ending changes based on the player's judgment and obsession. No release date is set.
The game casts the player as a guard at the entrance of Stellaria, an agency described as rising fast in popularity. Work means cross-checking documents, verifying anti-counterfeit logos as holograms, and running X-ray inspections on belongings. Required documents change over time and the inspection list grows. Visitors sometimes try to force their way in, and the player can interrogate anyone whose papers look off, then decide whether to believe the answers.
Off shift, the protagonist sends red super chats to Hoshino Luna from a smartphone. The gap between a streamer's persona and reality, and the agency's internal workings, surface as the screenings continue, pushing the player to choose between the rules and the oshi. NEOLAVI has not set a release date.
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