According to Sensor Tower data, Hololive Dreams, Hololive’s first official mobile game, was the most-downloaded title in Japan in July, with domestic downloads exceeding 1.7 million over a 9-day measurement period.
Hololive’s new title, Hololive Dreams, ranked first by downloads in Japan’s mobile game market in July. Pre-downloads reached 1.5 million, and the official service launched on 23 July. Although the measurement period was only 9 days, domestic downloads exceeded 1.7 million, while the title also ranked among the top four by revenue, marking a strong start.
In the download rankings, another new release, Digimon UP (Bandai Namco Entertainment), ranked ninth. In the download growth rankings, Digimon UP ranked third, while Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation [Chloeco], which was also released during the same period, ranked fifth, putting multiple new titles near the top of the rankings.
According to the data, Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation [Chloeco], which was officially released on 27 July, ranked near the top of the download growth rankings despite being measured over only 4 days. The results show that while new Hololive-related titles have strong initial momentum, other releases are also securing high rankings.