"FUBUKI ~zero in on Holoearth~" is a high-speed pixel action game where you control the protagonist, "Shirakami Fubuki," and battle using swords and skills.
You take control of "Shirakami Fubuki," one of the "Kami" residing in "Yamato."
With her beloved sword "Murasamemaru," she skillfully performs sword fights, high-speed movement, and even wall jumps with ease.
Fight alongside Fubuki, defeat the "Ayakashi" blocking your path, and resolve the anomalies occurring in "Holoearth."
(This game is developed with reference to the world settings of the teaser PV and manga of Hololive Alternative. Please note that some content and expressions may differ from the official settings.)
The world of "Holoearth" is diverse and ever-changing.
Each stage features a completely different appearance, enemies, and mechanics.
Utilize your player skills and the allies you meet along the way to overcome challenging obstacles.
During your adventure, you may encounter Hololive menbers who have been corrupted by "Kegare" and turned hostile.
Defeat them to restore their sanity—they will surely lend you their strength once they are back to normal.
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On sale, this is a hololive game to buy but the original price is too expensive for the amount of content. The artstyle is nice but sometimes makes it unclear what is going on in the screen. Really like the summon system although some of the effects aren't clear or are not useful. One annoying thing is the cap on the currency as well as the fact you need to repeat a specific level to get casino coins for the shop.
2 hours in this game, as a sukonbu who played Mega Man for 20+ years. Unlike many Mega Man-likes I've played, this game got the Zero/ZX mechanic down to a T. It literally felt like a 1-to-1 to an Inti Creates platformer. It feels like I'm playing a remix of Zero 3 and Gunvolt 3. The art is so good, filled with the cute aesthetic you'd expect from Fubuki and Hololive. The story is serviceable, with many in-jokes and references that Hololive fans (and primarily sukonbu) would appreciate. That being said, I have a lot of gripe with this game. There's nothing of value to be said about the level design, and I'm pretty sure this sentiment is echoed by the other reviews. For so much of the Zero/ZX-movement goodness is preserved within Fubuki, the level design does not accommodate for it at all. It's just linear hallways with no alternate routes and very little platforming. One of the charms of Mega Man is the balance between run-and-gun and, well... platforming. This game only covers the f...
the ayame fight and the final boss are not fun but the rest is good
FUBUKI ～zero in on Holoearth～ HOLOLIVE ALTERNATIVE costs $13.99.
Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 or 11 Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790 Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 Storage: 1 GB available space Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 11 Processor: 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-12700F 2.10 GHz Memory: 8 GB RAM Storage: 1 GB available space
FUBUKI ～zero in on Holoearth～ HOLOLIVE ALTERNATIVE is available on Windows PC.
FUBUKI ～zero in on Holoearth～ HOLOLIVE ALTERNATIVE has 82% positive reviews from 11 players.
FUBUKI ～zero in on Holoearth～ HOLOLIVE ALTERNATIVE was released on Apr 12, 2025.
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