Am Amp Turns 1 Million MV Views into a Browser Game with a Points Goal
Am Amp, the Tokyo alternative rock duo of vocalist Sugar (Kyosuke Suga) and bassist Motoharu Yazawa, launched a browser game on Monday after the music video for "Heart ni Safety Pin wo Sashite" passed 1 million views.
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Why it matters
The game ties an unreleased music video to a shared points total rather than a fixed date, which gives fans a stake in what gets released and extends the MV's momentum into a second format.
Key Facts
- Am Amp released the "Heart ni Safety Pin wo Sashite" MV on May 31, 2026, and it passed 1 million views about four and a half months later.
- The browser game launched on Monday and uses a tap-to-pin-a-heart control with retro 8-bit visuals and BGM.
- Pooled points from all players unlock an unreleased MV at 1 million points, with further goals at 5 million and 10 million.
- Am Amp is the duo of vocalist Sugar (Kyosuke Suga) and bassist Motoharu Yazawa.
- The mini album "A/A" and 8cm single "Heart ni Safety Pin wo Sashite" go on sale at CD shops nationwide on November 4.
Players tap to pin a heart, and combined points across all players unlock an unreleased MV at 1 million points.
The game is built around an "overall contribution points" counter. Individual scores are pooled, and the first goal is 1 million points, which releases an unreleased Am Amp music video. Goals at 5 million and 10 million points follow, with new stages and secret content planned for each.
Its look is retro 8-bit, with visuals and BGM in the style of the Famicom and Game Boy. The control is a single tap: pin a heart. The band's mini album "A/A" and 8cm single "Heart ni Safety Pin wo Sashite" are on early sale at the official online shop and reach CD shops nationwide on November 4.
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