Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns Shows Mizuki Tohno's Third Strip Scene
The Compliance feature's adjustable intensity and the continued rollout of new 3D model scenes show how the game is handling streaming-friendly censorship while keeping its core content intact.
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ILLUMINATION released a video previewing the third strip scene for Mizuki Tohno in Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns, alongside a look at the Compliance feature that can hide sensitive parts with adjustable intensity settings based on eras Reiwa, Heisei, and Showa. The game is due around summer 2026 on Steam with VR support.
The third strip scene for Mizuki Tohno in Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns is now viewable in a sneak peek video on the official YouTube channel, showing up to the moment before the third piece comes off. The scene follows the first and second strip scenes released on June 25, all using Tohno's updated 3D model.
The Compliance feature, introduced on the official X account and annex account on July 2, lets players toggle a mysterious light that hides sensitive parts during mahjong and strip scenes. A separate video shows the light's size can be changed through compliance intensity settings labeled Reiwa, Heisei, and Showa. The official account notes the feature does not guarantee a streaming account will avoid a ban.
Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns is developed by ILLUMINATION and Infinite Loop, and is scheduled for a summer 2026 release on Windows via Steam with VR support.
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