Idol Showdown

Idol Showdown is a 1 on 1 fighting game where two players battle to knock each other out. At the start of a match, each player selects a main playable fighter, as well as a secondary assist character who can be summoned to perform additional attacks during battle. Each character is based on a Hololive VTuber, and has a unique set of attacks and special moves. Fighters can perform light, medium, and heavy attacks which can be chained together into combos. During a match fighters also charge up a “superchat” meter, which can be used to activate special "super" moves.

Idol Showdown is a multiplayer game that can be played online or locally. It also features single player modes where players can fight against AI controlled opponents. This includes a tutorial mode where players can practice each character's moves, an arcade mode where players have to win several consecutive fights, and "Virtual Frontier" mode where the player faces a series of fights with random modifiers and items appearing to modify the gameplay experience.

Besto Games spent 2 years developing Idol Showdown. The game utilizes rollback netcode for its online multiplayer. Despite being an unofficial fan game, some of the VTubers featured in the game offered to record voice lines for their respective in-game characters.

Elliot Gostick from Siliconera rated the game 7/10 saying, "Idol Showdown is a beginner friendly fighting game and a love-letter to Hololive's streamers and community. But it may have limited appeal outside that demographic." PCGamesN's Ken Allsop praised Idol Showdown saying, "I'm already impressed by the game's catchy pixel art style and soundtrack. I hop into the game's tutorial mode and am immediately struck by its comprehensive instructions, responsive feel, and overall mechanical depth." Austin Wood of Games Radar reported the game was downloaded 200,000 times in its first weekend, and received a 95% positive rating from user reviews.