Since HoloCure's announcement, people have been wondering if the new fan title will be free-to-play. HoloCure launched on June 23, and it is completely free-to-play.
HoloCure is a fan-made game released by Kay Yu that takes heavy inspiration from titles such as Vampire Survivors and Magic Survival. Just like those games, HoloCure has an overhead camera that follows you as you slay hordes of unique enemies while purchasing items that make your character stronger. The catch with this game is that it's based on the popular VTubers of Hololive, and includes creators such as Nanashi Mumei and Ceres Fauna.
Is HoloCure Free-to-play?
HoloCure is entirely free-to-play, which means that not only is there no initial cost, but there are also no in-game microtransactions. The game does feature gacha elements, which means that you unlock characters not by picking the ones you want, but rather by random chance. Unlike most gacha systems, though, unlocking character rolls is done entirely through an in-game currency that cannot be purchased with real-world money.
Kay Yu states that future versions of the game will feature a greater cast of characters, specifically from HoloJP and HoloID, which are different groups inside of the HoloLive brand. The game isn't available on a traditional online store like Steam or Epic Games Store, but a free direct download can be found on HoloCure's official website.
