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About Hololive Holo's Hanafuda

Holo's Hanafuda is a card game featuring hololive members and traditional Japanese hanafuda. You play hanafuda-based games, follow a single-player story and challenge other players online.

Hanafuda games

Hanafuda means “flower cards.” A deck has 12 suits, one for each month of the year, with cards illustrated using seasonal imagery. On-screen markers and tips help explain card values and rules as you play.

The Holo Awase variant adds hololive designs to the cards. In this koi-koi game, matching cards that depict the same hololiver lets you use that talent’s skills.

Story

Ayame, Fubuki, Mio and Miko are drawn into a mysterious world inspired by hanafuda imagery. There, shadowy figures challenge them to high-stakes card battles that will decide their fates, while friends and allies appear along the way. The story includes banter and battles, and teaches you how to play hanafuda.

The featured members include Nakiri Ayame, a prank-loving Oni girl and student council president; Shirakami Fubuki, an animal-eared fox who enjoys talking with people and aims to become a top otaku idol; Ookami Mio, a gaming-loving wolf girl often seen around shrines; and Sakura Miko, a self-proclaimed elite shrine maiden-idol from the Virtual Sakura Shrine.

Online play

You can play online matches against players around the world. Choose a game, create a lobby or invite a friend.

Bento creation

In bento mode, you design custom bento boxes by combining ingredients and decorations. Playing games earns points that you can spend to unlock more items, and you can share your finished creations with other players online.

Frequently asked questions

Buy Hololive Holo's Hanafuda 13% cheaper than on Steam.

Hololive Holo's Hanafuda is available for 13% less in shops such as Kinguin.

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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