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Sinishisuta 2 Heroine Liria Gets a Figure as GOG Version Unlocks Adult Content by Default

The GOG version's UNRATED DLC makes adult content effectively default on that platform, removing the extra step Steam users face, while the figure announcement extends the game's popularity into merchandise.

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Sinishisuta 2 Heroine Liria Gets a Figure as GOG Version Unlocks Adult Content by Default

Figure maker Lovely announced a figure project for Liria, the protagonist of the adult dark fantasy action RPG Sinishisuta 2, developed by Circle U and sold on DLsite, Steam, and GOG.com. Developer member Nennai confirmed the figure is adult-oriented and expressed a wish for it to be posed with enemies. Separately, the GOG version now offers an UNRATED DLC purchasable with the game, unlocking adult content without visiting the publisher's site.

Lovely, a figure maker, has started a project to create a figure of Liria, the heroine of Sinishisuta 2, the dot-pixel side-scrolling action RPG where players fight as a sister in a dark fantasy world. The game, known for its masochistic theme and intense defeat scenes, has sold over 115,000 copies on DLsite since its April 2025 release, and the Steam version, launched in May 2026, holds a "very positive" rating from about 3,000 reviews.

Nennai, a member of developer Circle U, said the figure will be adult-oriented and expressed a preference for a pose involving enemies. No release date was given.

Separately, the GOG version, which launched in July and hit number one in sales rankings, now offers an UNRATED DLC on the store that can be purchased alongside the game. This makes adult content available by default on GOG, eliminating the need to download a patch from the publisher's site, a step still required for Steam users in Japan.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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