"Super Real Mahjong VR" Has "Mystery Light" via App; "Compliance Camera" Hides Body—4 Levels: Showa, Heisei, Reiwa, Safe

In the real world, too, use a "mysterious light" to conceal your private parts.

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"Super Real Mahjong VR": Recreate the "Mysterious Light" with Your Smartphone's Camera App! "Compliance Camera," which uses light and mahjong tiles to cover areas such as the chest, is now available—with four levels: Showa, Heisei, Reiwa, and "Peace of Mind."

On October 2, 2026, ILLUMINATION began distributing the smartphone app “Compliance Camera.”

The “mysterious light” that caused a sensation in *Super Real Mahjong: Venus Returns* is now available on smartphones

This app realistically replicates the compliance system used in *Super Real Mahjong: Venus Returns*—which overlays a “mysterious light” over sensitive body parts—using a smartphone camera. It automatically recognizes people captured by the camera and can overlay the mysterious light on them.

Just like in the game, you can adjust the thickness of the mysterious light from “Showa” (thin) to “Anshin” (very thick).

You can also adjust the angle of the mysterious light by dragging it. Depending on how you look at it, this feature might even be useful for pushing the boundaries.

Furthermore, just like in *Super Real Mahjong: Venus Returns*, you can place mahjong tiles instead of the mysterious glow. Cute… cute!?

Note that all processing for this app—from person detection and image editing to photo output—is handled entirely within the smartphone, meaning the captured images never leave the device.



Additionally, *Super Real Mahjong: Venus Returns*, the game that inspired “Compliance Camera,” is currently on sale during the Steam Autumn Sale.


“Complacamera” is available for 100 yen oniOSandAndroid.


By ずんこ。