HANEHOLO!

HANEHOLO!

DiceyCraft · December 12, 2025 · Action, Casual, Action RPG, Action-Adventure, 3D Platformer

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Mostly Positive75% · 101
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HANEHOLO! price

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About HANEHOLO!

A jump-action game where you control Hololive members and aim for the goal!! With simple controls, just keep climbing higher and higher! Play the entire story for free in the free version!

HANEHOLO! — game info

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

DLC & expansions

What Steam players say

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

✦ AI summary

HANEHOLO! is a free climbing game in the vein of Only Up that features heavy references to the Hololive talent agency, with forgiving mechanics, frequent checkpoints, and collectible descriptions that reward players familiar with the source material. Players praise its accessibility, charm, and the sheer volume of references packed into the free version, though those unfamiliar with Hololive or Japanese culture may find the context baffling, and additional paid stages and difficulties are available for those wanting more content.

Not recommended May 3, 2026
Even as a free game, I wouldn't really consider this something I would consistantly play. I understand why the additional idols are paywalled, but I wouldn't really consider it a good idea sense it's ultimately just you buying new characters to play as with next to no altercation
3 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 14, 2026
Very good Only Up clone It's super forgiving with a ton of checkpoints and balloons to help you if you make a small mistake so the skill requirements aren't terribly high, not to mention the checkpoints ensure you don't have to play the entire level in one go and can instead split it up into multiple play sessions. It should be noted that this game was mostly developed with Hololive's Japanese fanbase in mind, this isn't a problem as long as you make peace with the fact that --unless you're knowledgable of the Japanese talents-- you won't understand most of the references. However, this can actually make the game more enjoyable if you view it through the right lens since there are collectable descriptions for almost every reference in the game so it can be less like an ununderstandable mess and more like an exploration of foreign culture. While there is DLC to unlock new characters, balloons, and levels, it isn't mandatory: The main stage alongside the four characters* and three balloons are more than enough to keep yourself entertained for a good while, the extra paywalled content is primarily for those who want to support the creators by purchasing new content. I have noticed …
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 1, 2026
There's a Japanese story about a rabbit heading to the moon to pound mochi. In hololive world, that story is instead a rabbit girl climbing a giant tower a random objects based on multiple references to reach the moon to meet her moon goddess friend so they can stream on time. Makes enough sense. Like most games involving 3D precision climbing, you jump and climb, occasionally glide with the only direction to go is up. There are also memos you can pick up that provide detail about the things you're climbing and videos for the original source. Its also free unless you want to play on other difficulties (free version is just the main stage on normal), the other stages as well as a mega stage based on notable things they done in 2026 that is getting updated weekly. Its charming, challenging, and overall quite pleasant for those wanting to climb a giant tower for no reason.
Recommended Aug 31, 2026
I'm really bad at this type of games but I gave it a try which made me fall in love with platform games. This is a great game and it's free! If you like Hololive you should try this.
Not recommended Jun 17, 2026
tldr hololive only up, don't waste your time on this slop
Recommended Apr 2, 2026
For a free game, the amount of reference in game is pretty insane

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