Is Age of Advent free?

Yes — Age of Advent is free to play, so you can install and play it without buying anything.

Is Age of Advent Steam Deck compatible?

Mostly. Valve rates Age of Advent Playable on Steam Deck: it runs, but may need some manual tweaking — a community controller layout, or zooming in on small text.

Can I play Age of Advent on Mac?

Not natively — Steam lists no macOS version of Age of Advent. Mac players would need a cloud gaming service or a Windows compatibility layer.

Is Age of Advent multiplayer?

No — Steam lists Age of Advent as single-player only.

Is Age of Advent on PC Game Pass?

No — Age of Advent is not on PC Game Pass right now.

Age of Advent

Name: Age of Advent
Brand: holo Indie
Availability: InStock

MooCow Games · December 1, 2023 · Casual, Action, Arcade, Colorful, Puzzle

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About Age of Advent

WELCOME TO THE AGE OF ADVENT!

Play four minigames based on the members of hololive -Advent-!

Bijem'd

The pickaxes are coming! Help the Moai escape before they get here! Clear the path to the bottom by clicking on groups of matching colors, and rack up combos by saving groups of Moai quickly!

The Demon Of Sound and Soup

Is a dance club the best place to make a demonic soup? Maybe not, but it's close enough to a kitchen for Nerissa! Move to the beat of the music and round up ~~partygoers~~ ingredients. Get the conga line as big as you can, then drop them off in Nerissa's pot! And watch out for the F-bombs. Someone really needs to watch their language...

We're Abaubaut to Crash!

Fuwawa and Mococo can't find the brakes! Control both of them at the same time in this multitasking infinite minecart level. Collect gems, avoid pits, bonk Pero, and work together to last as long as you can as the track keeps getting faster and more dangerous!

Archival Survival

Farming in the middle of the night? Do plants usually sprout books? Why couldn't they put the seeds next to the water? Well, nevertheless, plant and harvest as many crops as you can tonight. And remember: DON'T. LET. THEM. SEE. YOU.

Rideshare Rebellion

They're new in town, they just escaped from prison, and don't ask where they got that car! Now how can the members of Advent make enough cash to start streaming? The gig economy! Drive passengers around the city, and remember: the faster the trip, the bigger the tip!

This game is published under CCMC Corp(※1)'s Indie game brand "holo Indie".(※2)
This game is allowed to be monetized under the examination and terms of "holo Indie".
Please note that any monetized derivative work games that include Cover Corp.'s content outside of holo Indie is not covered by these terms and is not allowed.

※1. About CCMC Corp.
CCMC Corp. is entrusted with website management (ex: steam) including, examination, publishing and other necessary tasks by Cover Corp.

※2. About "holo Indie"
holo Indie's objective is to cooperate with hololive production fans and creators.
It is a game brand that offers "Game Creator Support Program" for the derivative work games.
For more details about "holo Indie", Please refer to the Cover Corp.'s "Derivative work guidelines".

Age of Advent — game info

Platforms: Windows
Steam Deck: Playable
Player modes: Single-player
Controller: Full controller support
PC Game Pass: Not included

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Aug 15, 2026

Age of Advent is a free collection of mini games based around the hololive Advent group. Instead of being one big game with a single gameplay style, I get several completely different little challenges based around the characters. I actually like this approach because each game has its own idea, so I can jump between puzzle, rhythm, runner and survival style gameplay without getting stuck doing the same thing for the entire experience. Bijem'd is probably the one I enjoyed the most. I have to clear groups of matching colours to help the Moai escape before the pickaxes reach them, and getting quick combos makes the whole thing much more satisfying. It is basically a match style puzzle game, but the pressure of trying to save everything before it is too late gives it a nice arcade feeling. The Demon Of Sound and Soup is completely different. I have to move to the beat, collect ingredients and build up a conga line before taking everything to Nerissa's soup pot. I like the silly idea and the rhythm gameplay fits the character well. It can get surprisingly hectic when I am trying to keep up with the music while also collecting everything I need. The Fuwawa and Mococo game is probabl…

Recommended Jul 31, 2026

I know all of the games are designed to just be a struggle to get the highest score possible, but I really wish Shiori's game had an ending. still, awesome fan game.

Recommended Jul 21, 2026

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Recommended Jun 17, 2026

The Good Very nice and unique aesthetics for all 5 of the minigames. Gameplay feels fairly fresh. Free game. The Bad Not much replay value.

Recommended May 21, 2026

there are 5 mini games and you'll probably find one you like. I enjoyed Biboo's and Shiori's to be the more entertaining. Though it does hit a point where you're just trying beat your old high score.

Recommended May 3, 2026

Great games. My fav was the Nerissa one. Music is awesome in all of it.

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