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Magical Girl ER Surpasses 10k Sales; Dev Considers Update or Sequel

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Japanese indie horror medical simulation Magical Girl ER has sold over 10,000 copies on Steam, achieving a "Very Positive" review score since its October 26 release. Solo developer noranuco announced the milestone in a recent community post, thanking players for their support.

Following this success, the developer stated on X that they are considering a substantial content update or potentially developing a sequel. No concrete plans have been announced yet. The game tasks players with managing an emergency hospital for magical girls injured in kaiju battles, featuring 11 unique endings and gameplay lasting between 20 to 40 minutes per playthrough.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “Japanese horror medical sim Magical Girl ER sells over 10k units on Steam, dev considering potential major update or sequel”

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Release date
October 26
Platform
Steam (Windows)
Developer
noranuco
Units Sold
Over 10,000
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