NEOLAVI Releases Steam Demo for VTuber Agency Security Guard ADV
The setup puts the player on the staff side of a VTuber agency, a perspective the cluster's sources tie to its stated theme of the divergence between a streamer's on-camera smile and her behavior in the entrance hall.
Key Facts
- NEOLAVI released a demo version of "Are You Curious About What's Inside Your Oshi?" on Steam on October 6, 2026.
- The game is an adventure title in development for Windows where players screen documents as a security guard at the VTuber agency Stellaria.
- The player character is the longest-standing listener of the VTuber Hoshino Luna, having followed her since her debut.
- Inspection items increase as days pass and include anti-counterfeit logo verification, X-ray baggage inspection, and voice authentication.
- The demo supports Japanese.
Reporting from 2 sources: 4Gamer.net, Game Spark.
NEOLAVI began distributing a demo version of the PC game "Are You Curious About What's Inside Your Oshi?" on Steam on October 6, 2026. Players take the role of a rookie security guard at the entrance of the VTuber agency Stellaria, deciding whether to allow or deny visitors entry. The guard is a longtime listener of the agency's VTuber Hoshino Luna, having followed her since her debut, and took the job to protect her from close range. Players inspect entry passes, schedules, affiliation certificates, and other documents. Inspection items increase as days pass, adding anti-counterfeit logo verification, X-ray baggage inspection, voice authentication, and emergency response to suspicious individuals. Visitors include agency staff, stream-related personnel, VTubers, and unidentified individuals. Players can interrogate those who seem suspicious. The game is in development for Windows on Steam. The demo supports Japanese.
The demo is free and sits on the store page, and the game is in development for Windows on Steam. The story's ending is determined by the player's judgments and obsession, and an unsettling atmosphere drifts inside Stellaria as play continues.
Game Spark breaks the inspection work into five named steps that grow with each passing day:
- Cross-checking entry passes against the day's schedule
- Hologram verification of anti-counterfeit logos
- X-ray inspection of belongings
- Emergency response to suspicious individuals attempting to force their way in
- Identity verification via voice authentication
The theme carries a specific image. Game Spark quotes the game describing "the divergence between the idol and reality," framed as "the sweet smile shown during streams and the cold gaze shown in the entrance hall," with the suggestion that an oshi is not necessarily a person without a hidden side.
NEOLAVI is the developer. Game Spark credits indiegamesjapan and Qmax with the demo release alongside NEOLAVI, while 4Gamer.net attributes distribution to NEOLAVI alone.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.