Hololive fans have a new adventure to look forward to. CCMC Corp’s holo Indie brand has opened a Steam page for BaeSplit: Chaos Down Under, a Hololive-themed RPG developed by Studio PP and SlimeCore Dynamics. According to the official Steam announcement, the game is slated for release on PC sometime in 2027. The news was reported by Rpgsite.
The title stars Hololive English Vtuber Hakos Baelz, and takes place in her homeland of Australia. It will also feature appearances from other Hololive Vtubers, including fellow HoloEN member Nanashi Mumei and Japanese Vtuber Houshou Marine. The game will be available in both English and Japanese.
An Outback Odyssey With Bae’s Chaotic Powers
The story centers on Baelz Hakos from hololive English Promise, who was supposed to be on vacation with friends across Australia. According to the official description, what began as a relaxing trip quickly spirals into pandemonium when Bae’s chaotic powers begin to run wild. Her companions are scattered across the continent, the local wildlife grows increasingly hostile, and something ancient is stirring beneath the Outback.
Players will journey across the country to rescue Bae’s friends and restore balance before Australia descends into total chaos. The premise leans into the character’s chaotic persona, turning a holiday gone wrong into a continent-spanning rescue mission.
Turn-Based Combat and the Tension System
Gameplay-wise, BaeSplit: Chaos Down Under is described as a classic turn-based JRPG adventure. A key hook is the ability to recruit six distinct versions of Bae, each with their own personalities, abilities, and combat roles. This allows players to build an ultimate party composed entirely of different takes on the same chaotic Vtuber.
The game also introduces a unique Tension system that affects party morale. Per the official description, a confident Bae might go beyond her full potential, while a discouraged one might let you down when you need her the most. This mechanic appears designed to add a layer of risk-reward to party management, encouraging players to keep their team’s spirits high during battles.
In addition to the six Baelz variants, players can summon a wide range of hololive members as supports to turn the tides on their enemies. This feature expands the roster beyond the core party, giving fans a chance to bring in other familiar faces from the Hololive talent pool during combat encounters.
Platform and Release Window
As of now, BaeSplit: Chaos Down Under is confirmed for PC via Steam, with a release window of 2027. No specific date within that year has been announced yet. The Steam page is live, which typically signals that development is far enough along for the team to begin building community interest ahead of launch.
With its Australian setting, multiple Baelz variants, and support summons, the game looks to offer a distinct take on the Hololive RPG formula. Fans of Hakos Baelz and the broader Hololive English roster will likely want to keep an eye on this one as more details emerge ahead of its 2027 release.
