Suba Pogo Steam Store Page Opens, Release Set for September 14
The game's low price point and inclusion of multiple Hololive members suggest CCMC is testing a scalable model for monetizing fan-made games through the holo Indie brand, rather than treating each title as a premium release.
Key Facts
- Suba Pogo is a high-difficulty jump action game developed by DanggeunOi and published under the holo Indie brand.
- The game stars Hololive 2nd generation member Oozora Subaru, who rides a pogo stick to reach the summit of a vertical course.
- The Steam store page opened on August 21, 2026, and the game is scheduled for release on September 14, 2026.
- The price is 395 yen (tax included), and the game supports Japanese, English, Indonesian, and Korean languages.
- Multiple active Hololive JP and hololive DEV_IS members appear as interactive characters in the game.
Reporting from 3 sources: 4Gamer.net, ASCII.jp, PANORA.
CCMC opened the Steam store page for Suba Pogo, a high-difficulty jump action game developed by DanggeunOi under the holo Indie brand. The game stars Hololive 2nd generation member Oozora Subaru, who rides a pogo stick to reach the top of a vertical course. Players control jump angle and height while avoiding fatal falls. The story involves the Oozora Police making an emergency dispatch after receiving a message from Otonose Kanade at the summit. The game is scheduled for release on September 14, 2026, priced at 395 yen (tax included). It supports Japanese, English, Indonesian, and Korean. Other active Hololive JP and hololive DEV_IS members appear in the game as interactive characters. The holo Indie brand is a fan-made game label under Cover Corporation's derivative works program, designed to support creators and distribute fan games to a wider audience.
The game's Steam store page lists DanggeunOi as the sole developer. CCMC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cover Corporation, handles publishing under the holo Indie brand. The store page is live now at store.steampowered.com/app/5052250/Suba_Pogo/.
CCMC describes the game as a "high-difficulty pogo action / jump action" title. The story setup involves the Oozora Police making an emergency dispatch after receiving a message from Otonose Kanade at the summit. Other active Hololive JP and hololive DEV_IS members appear as interactive characters that players can encounter during the climb.
The holo Indie brand is a collective term for fan-made games created under Cover's derivative works program. The company says it aims to "provide a return ecosystem that supports fan-made game creators in their continued activities, and to create opportunities to deliver a wide variety of fan-made games to even more fans." CCMC was established on October 10, 2023, and is based in Minato-ku, Tokyo.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 3 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.