Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai III

Even if you cheat, if you win you're in the right! If you lose you have to strip! Have a dreamy time exchanging tiles with beautiful girls. This work, which was previously released on feature phones, is a side story of Jaleco's beautiful girl competition mahjong game "Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai" series. Milky Pie, an alien in the form of a rabbit's ``Chikyu-Seifuku Project'' begins in earnest! Seifuku... Seifuku... That means everyone's "uniform" is in danger! ? Idol mahjong player Suchie-Pai, a self-proclaimed righteous heroine, stands up to face the shameless crisis of the earth! ! Make full use of "loading (cheating)" by consuming points and "Suchie Stick" to draw Tsumo, win the mahjong match with beautiful girls, and steal everyone's "uniform" before Milky Pie. ! ! Enjoy two-player mahjong with reward CG, online rankings, and anything goes.

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