Mahou Arms Officially Released on Steam After Six Years in Early Access
Mahou Arms exits early access with its core combat loop intact but without Japanese text support at launch, a gap the publisher has promised to fill later.
Key Facts
- Mahou Arms was released on Steam on July 28, 2026, after six years in early access.
- The game costs 5,100 yen on Steam, with a launch discount to 4,590 yen until August 4, 2026.
- Japanese language support is not available at launch but is planned for a future update.
- An uncensored patch enabling adult content is distributed on the official website.
- Two playable characters are available at launch, each with different skills and play styles.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Sekai Project and Dischan Media released the full version of the magical girl action game Mahou Arms on Steam on July 28, 2026, ending a six-year early access period. The game follows Amelia, a magical girl who fights with a giant axe and dual pistols, using a skill tree for upgrades and an execute mechanic to finish enemies. Chapter 2 includes a twin-stick shooting segment framed as hacking. Two playable characters are available at launch, with side quests and mini-games such as cyberspace battles and drone races. The base price is 5,100 yen, with a launch discount to 4,590 yen through August 4. Japanese language support is not included at launch but is planned for a future update. An uncensored patch enabling adult content is available for download from the official website.
Players take the role of the commander of GARDA, a paramilitary organization of magical girls, and fight the alien force called Locks. The story follows Amelia, a magical girl in a crimson gown who wields a giant axe as her primary weapon. The execute mechanic lets players impale enemies with the axe and blow them apart. Amelia can also switch to a gun attack mode, firing dual pistols from a distance before closing in for melee combos. Boss fights begin in the first stage, with attacks that include long-range three-way slashes and wide-hitbox aerial dives. A skill tree allows players to power up Amelia as they progress.
The game launched with two playable characters, each with different skills and play styles. The second source adds that the player character is the commander of GARDA, not Amelia herself. The third source repeats the same framing: players command the organization and oppose the alien Locks. No source names the second playable character or provides details about her abilities.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.