Camera Position Free Movement Feature Added to 'Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns'
The feature deepens the player's voyeuristic interaction with the heroines, a core appeal of the series, while the VR and accessibility options broaden its potential audience.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
The strip mahjong game 'Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns', developed by ILLUMINATION and Infinite Loop, introduces a free camera movement feature allowing players to view heroines from any angle during matches and reward scenes. The heroines respond with teasing lines. The game supports VR with a 'Desktop Mode' and 'Auto Mode' for non-mahjong players. It is scheduled for a summer 2026 release on Steam.
ILLUMINATION and Infinite Loop have added a free camera movement system to the strip mahjong game Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns. The feature lets players rotate the view freely during matches and reward scenes, and the heroines react with lines like 'Hey! That's naughty!' when the camera peeks from below. A trailer released on YouTube shows the camera angle shifting in real time.
The game is a full 3D revival of the series, with new models for Tohno Mizuki and Fujiwara Aya. It includes a 'Zero Distance Strip System' for VR, a 'Desktop Mode' for non-VR play, an 'Auto Mode' for players unfamiliar with mahjong rules, and a 'Mysterious Light' function that can be toggled on and off. The reward scenes for both heroines have been teased in earlier videos.
Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns is scheduled for release around summer 2026 on Windows via Steam, with VR support. The official X account has promoted the camera feature, noting that different viewing angles may reveal different expressions of the heroines.
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