How is this free?!

I don’t know anything about VTubers, aside from the fact they’re virtual… YouTubers…?

I am taken aback by how good it is.

A frantic scene where a catgirl spits fire at enemies in HoloCure: Save The Fans.

Among many other things, Vampire Survivors squeezes so much out of its stages and items.

The game is singularly focused: everything’s yours if you carve through those swarms of bats.

If Vampire Survivors is largely minimalistic, HoloCure is very much maximalist.

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On the surface, HoloCure operates in much the same way as last year’s smash hit.

You pick from a roster of cat girls who auto-attack at certain intervals.

The more it tanks, the better it’s going.

Shopping for fishing rods in Holocure: Save The Fans.

It’s only after a couple of games where HoloCure’s extras surface.

The roster is massive!

No, of course I was wrong.

Fending off enemies in an office arena in HoloCure: Save The Fans.

There’s even a slight management sim side to the game, too.

You’ve got HoloHome, a quaint village where your roster of anime cuties can hang out.

All of it, remarkably, free-to-play.Free-to-play!

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I don’t think I’ll ever get over it.

Choosing weapon and item upgrades in HoloCure: Save The Fans.