Release Facts — Date, Price, Platforms, Specs

$7.19 on Steam. The price went up with the release; before launch the store carried no number at all, which is why so many of the demo-era discussion posts were just asking what it would be.

No. Steam is the only announced platform. Nothing in the official listing or the trailer mentions a console version.

Yes — the demo went up on 15 June 2026 and is still on the store. It runs about ten minutes and ends on a boss fight. The demo breakdown covers what is in it.

No. The store page states outright that no knowledge of the streamers is needed, and demo players who did not follow the streams still finished happy. The references are a layer on top — see why the game is about bread if you want that layer.

Nothing announced. Both the Steam listing and the Japanese-language official trailer state English only. Demo reviews arrived in Korean, Russian, Chinese, Portuguese and German, so the audience is plainly not English-only — but no localisation has been confirmed.

Roughly two hours — the developer’s figure, and the one launch reviewers keep repeating back. Most of them describe it as short, and most of them mean that as a fair trade for the price rather than a complaint.

Not a first-party Hololive title, but not an unsanctioned fan project either. It is developed by an individual, Kenny Park, and published under COVER’s holo Indie label, and the official trailer description carries the rights line © COVER © CCMC Corp. What that label’s terms are in detail is not something we can source, so we don’t characterise it further. This wiki is unofficial and unaffiliated with any of them.