Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns Releases Akira Hayasaka Introduction PV
The PV's focus on Akira's hidden side, previously teased on social media, suggests the game is marketing its reward scenes as a key selling point, while the 'mysterious light' feature addresses streaming compliance concerns.
Key Facts
- Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns is scheduled for release on Windows (Steam) on August 27 at 12:00 for 4,980 yen.
- The VR mode additional DLC costs 1,980 yen, and a bundle set with the main game costs 5,916 yen.
- A 20% commemorative sale runs from release until September 10 at 12:00.
- The Akira Hayasaka introduction PV was released on August 13, following PVs for Mizuki Tono and Aya Fujiwara.
- The PV reintroduces the 'mysterious light' feature, which can be adjusted in thickness and turned on or off for streaming.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
ILLUMINATION has released a new introduction PV for Akira Hayasaka, a character in the strip mahjong game Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns, developed jointly with Infinite Loop. The PV, released on August 13, shows the character's cheerful and innocent side, but also hints at a different side previously teased on the game's X (formerly Twitter) annex account. The PV also reintroduces the 'mysterious light' feature, a compliance tool for streamers that can be adjusted in thickness and turned on or off. This follows PVs for Mizuki Tono and Aya Fujiwara, released on August 11 and 12 respectively. The game is a revival of the landmark arcade series, featuring new 3D models for the heroines. Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns is scheduled for release on Windows (Steam) on August 27 at 12:00 for 4,980 yen, with a VR mode DLC at 1,980 yen and a bundle set at 5,916 yen. A 20% commemorative sale runs from release until September 10 at 12:00.
The Akira Hayasaka PV is the third in a series of heroine introductions, following Mizuki Tono on August 11 and Aya Fujiwara on August 12. Akira is described as a free-spirited and innocent girl, but the PV includes footage of her letting down her hair in underwear, a scene previously teased on the X annex account. The PV also highlights the 'mysterious light', a compliance feature that can be adjusted in thickness and turned on or off, aimed at streamers who want to avoid bans while showing the game's content.
The game itself is a revival of the Super Real Mahjong series, once popular in arcades. It is developed jointly by ILLUMINATION and Infinite Loop, with new 3D models for the heroines. The release is set for August 27 on Steam, with the base game at 4,980 yen, a VR mode DLC at 1,980 yen, and a bundle at 5,916 yen. A 20% launch discount runs until September 10.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.