Five days after its global launch, hololive Dreams is already crossing over into the world of physical arcades — COVER Corporation and KONAMI have confirmed a collaboration that will bring hololive Dreams songs to BEMANI arcade machines, including beatmania IIDX 33 Sparkle Shower and pop’n music High☆Cheers!!
hololive Dreams Is Coming to BEMANI Arcades
The announcement dropped on 27 July via Dengeki Online (Japanese), confirming that songs from the official hololive mobile game will be playable on multiple BEMANI titles. beatmania IIDX 33 Sparkle Shower and pop’n music High☆Cheers!! are explicitly named as participating games, with other BEMANI machines also mentioned as part of the crossover lineup.
There is a catch — the full song list and the exact start date for the collaboration have not been announced yet. KONAMI and hololive Dreams will post full details on the official X accounts @hololive_dreams and @BEMANI_FanSite as they become available.
What Is hololive Dreams?
If you missed the launch earlier this month, hololive Dreams is COVER Corporation’s first official mobile game for its hololive production talents, co-developed with QualiArts. Released on 23 July 2026 across iOS, Android and Steam — and free to play — the game blends rhythm gameplay with a theme park RPG. Players build and run an island resort called Dream Park, with over 50 hololive members as playable characters and more than 150 songs available to perform.
The rhythm mechanics use a side-scrolling note highway — notes scroll from right to left across horizontal lanes — making it immediately familiar to anyone who has spent time at a BEMANI machine. The collab announcement feels like a natural bridge between the two.
What This Means for Singapore Fans
BEMANI is KONAMI’s long-running family of arcade rhythm games, covering everything from beatmania IIDX and pop’n music to Dance Dance Revolution, SOUND VOLTEX and jubeat. BEMANI machines are a staple of many arcades across Singapore, and local rhythm-game communities have followed IIDX song updates closely for years. The prospect of hololive music — from the likes of Suisei, Aqua, and the rest of the 50-plus talent roster — appearing on those cabinets will turn heads.
That said, BEMANI collaboration updates are typically rolled out to Japan first, with international cabinet networks following on a separate schedule. There is no confirmed Singapore timeline yet; keep an eye on game news here or follow the official accounts above for updates.
When Will the Songs Drop on IIDX?
Both KONAMI and COVER have stayed tight-lipped on specifics for now — no song names, no update date. The safest bet is to bookmark the BEMANI Fan Site’s official X account (@BEMANI_FanSite) alongside the hololive Dreams account (@hololive_dreams), where the announcement confirmed full details will be posted. Given that hololive Dreams is still running its 25-new-songs-in-15-days campaign, there is plenty of fresh music that could make the cut.
