Growing as a culture, VTuber has become the prima donna of various groups, especially when it comes to gamers. It’s no surprise that a giant agency like Cover wants to continue spreading its wings at other levels of the industry. Games and also the metaverse are one of the things they will be exploring through Holoearth, which has officially started its beta phase on PC.
Gamers who use PCs as their primary gaming device can already try out the Holoearth beta first. While the features are still limited, you also need to make sure that the specs you have are capable of running the game. Here are the first details:
PC Specs To play Holoearth
- Operating system: Windows 10 64-bit or later
- Processor: Intel® Core™ i5 Generation 4
- Memory: 8GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GT 1030
The required PC specs are quite light at a glance. However, it should be emphasized that the beta phase is only about being able to enjoy the lobby and communicate with other players. Thus, the real world has not yet been seen. Of course, it is possible that the specifications needed in the original game will increase later.
If you are curious, you can download it directly via the official website HERE. The game is still in Japanese. The existence of the English version has been confirmed but the Japanese one will follow without precise programming.
An English version of the Holoearth app is still in the works. Details will be announced via @Holoearth_IT when they become available.
We thank you for your patience and will do our best to bring you updates as soon as possible.#Holoearth
— Holoearth (@Holoearth_EN) November 21, 2022
For those of you who are not familiar with the project, Holoearth is a combination of various projects that already include a sandbox game, a large lobby as a gateway to the virtual world, and its own avatar creation system. So overall, you can think of Holoearth as a game that lets you live in a virtual world.
Holoearth itself will most likely only be available exclusively on PC, and the official release schedule may still be a long way off considering the various beta phases that are still unfolding on a regular basis.
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