Build Your hololive Theme Park

hololive Dreams (abbreviated holodori) officially launched on July 23, 2026 across iOS, Android, and Steam, and at its heart is Dream Park — a living theme park you build alongside more than 50 hololive production talents on a floating island. Unlike a menu-only hub, Dream Park is a Rhythm & RPG destination where every facility you complete unlocks new stories, mini-games, rhythm songs, and chibi member interactions. Whether you came for the gacha, the six-lane rhythm stages, or the slice-of-life narrative, the park is where all three paths converge.

What Is Dream Park?

Dream Park is the player-facing name for the island theme park at the center of hololive Dreams. The story begins on an uninhabited floating island where hololive members gather to pursue their dreams and transform the land into a place everyone can enjoy. As the park manager, you complete facilities, take quests from NPC talents, and work toward a massive concert finale. The park is divided into distinct areas, each with its own visual identity, member assignments, and unlock requirements. At launch, two major areas are available: Harmony Garden and the Megasphere, with additional zones teased for future updates.

Harmony Garden is the primary area shown in pre-launch trailers — a cheerful outdoor park with holo-themed attractions, fireworks near the island castle, and chibi members gathered around the hub. The Megasphere opens after you progress through Harmony Garden’s main story and introduces a game-and-casino themed zone with racing and casino-style mini-games. Each area hosts roughly ten assigned talents who offer dialogue, quests, and references to hololive history that longtime fans will recognize immediately.

How Park Progression Works

Park progression in hololive Dreams follows a loop that connects exploration, rhythm Lives, and facility construction. You explore the hub, accept quests from members, play rhythm stages to earn resources, and invest those resources into completing facilities. Each completed facility can unlock new mini-games, story chapters, member interactions, or rhythm tracks. The loop is designed so that rhythm players and park builders always have a reason to return — finishing a facility might unlock Hoppin’ Rope or Mega Circuit, while rhythm progression might gate the next story beat needed to access the Megasphere.

Early progression focuses on Harmony Garden tutorials and your first facility builds. The Gen 3 facility, for example, is tied to unlocking Hoppin’ Rope, a multiplayer jump-rope mini-game that supports up to five players. Megasphere access requires completing Harmony Garden’s story arc first, after which you can explore game zones like Mega Circuit and casino areas featuring talents known for streaming games and gambling content. For a detailed breakdown of every facility type and unlock path, see the Facilities & Megasphere Guide.

Launch Context and Cross-Platform Play

hololive Dreams surpassed 1.5 million pre-registrations globally before launch, and Dream Park is where many of those milestone rewards become visible — park day/night memories, pixel sunglasses for all 54 launch talents, and other cosmetic items that personalize your island. The game supports cross-save between mobile and Steam, so you can manage your park on phone during commutes and switch to PC for longer rhythm sessions without losing progress.

Launch also brought major in-game campaigns tied to park and rhythm content. The Release Celebration Login Bonus grants Diamonds equivalent to ten gacha pulls for daily logins, while the Extra Song Campaign adds 25 new playable tracks over 15 consecutive days — many of which you’ll first encounter through rhythm Lives unlocked by park progression. Check the Launch Events Hub for a full schedule and reward breakdown.

Tips for New Park Managers

If you are starting fresh on launch day, prioritize the tutorial and your first Harmony Garden quests before grinding rhythm scores. Facility completion often gates the most rewarding mini-games and story content, so spreading your time between Lives and park quests early will unlock more of the island faster. Talk to every chibi member you see — many offer one-time rewards or lore references that are easy to miss if you rush straight to rhythm mode.

For rhythm-focused players, remember that park progression unlocks songs and difficulty tiers over time. The Getting Started Guide covers gacha basics, team building, and your free highest-rarity talent pick at account creation. If you are optimizing member rosters for rhythm stages, cross-reference the Tier List once you have a few units to compare. Active promo codes, when available, are listed on the Codes page and often include resources useful for facility upgrades.

Related Guides

• Facilities & Megasphere Guide — facility unlock paths, member assignments, and Megasphere zones
• Mini-Games Guide — Hoppin’ Rope, Mega Circuit, Pokajan!, and multiplayer tips
• Launch Events Hub — login bonus, song campaign, and pre-registration rewards
• Download hololive Dreams — iOS, Android, and Steam install links
• Official Links & Community — hololive-dreams.com, @holo_dreams_en, and social channels