Fans have long clamored for a sequel, but Inazuma Soft went silent after 2021’s downloadable epilogue, Kage no Ishi (“Shadow’s Will”). In today’s stream, Hasegawa explained:
“The original game had ambition but suffered from budget cuts—unfinished routes, placeholder music, a translation that was… generous. We owed it to the story to give it the proper execution. ‘Ma Repack’ isn’t a cash grab. It’s the game we failed to make five years ago.”
He also confirmed that if the Repack sells well, a full sequel (Secret Mission 2: Uragiri no Doumei) is already in pre-production. secret mission sennyuu sousakan wa zettai ni ma repack
The HexaGuard v3 kernel module has been completely removed. The repack runs as a standalone executable. No internet connection is required, and no background processes linger after shutdown.
You play as Kaido Reiji, a elite undercover investigator for the Public Security Bureau. His "Secret Mission": infiltrate a remote, privately owned educational dormitory known as The Cage. Rumor has it that the benevolent headmaster is running a covert operation to break the wills of political hostages using a newly developed cognitive reprogramming drug. Fans have long clamored for a sequel, but
Reiji’s directive is clear:
You are Agent Nanase, a special investigator for the covert Public Security Division “Kage.” Your mission: infiltrate the sprawling Zaibatsu Conglomerate, a legal empire hiding a network of human trafficking, AI surveillance overreach, and political assassinations. “The original game had ambition but suffered from
The twist? The game’s title isn’t ironic. Nanase is absolutely willing to commit evil acts—blackmail, sabotage, even cold-blooded murder—if it means completing the mission. The central question of Sennyuu Sousakan isn’t “Will you be caught?” but “How much of your humanity will you trade for success?”
The “Ma” (魔, demon) in the title refers both to the enemies Nanase hunts and the reflection staring back from the monitor screen.