Aiming to launch hololive Mahjong -Holo-Jan- in Q4 FY2026
Aiming forecasts Q4 sales of 3,509 million yen, down 18.3% from the previous quarter, with the mahjong title developed with Cover cited as a sales driver.
Aiming announced on October 27, 2026, that hololive Mahjong -Holo-Jan-, a mahjong game developed jointly with Cover, is scheduled to launch in the fourth quarter of the fiscal year ending December 2026 (October to December), according to gamebiz.jp.
The company also released its fourth-quarter earnings forecast, projecting sales of 3,509 million yen, operating profit of 130 million yen, ordinary profit of 43 million yen and net profit of 36 million yen. Compared with the previous quarter, sales are expected to fall 18.3%, operating profit 82.8%, ordinary profit 93.4% and net profit 92.9%.
Aiming cited the release of hololive Mahjong -Holo-Jan- as a factor expected to increase fourth-quarter sales. The company also expects higher advertising spending for anniversary events of existing titles and for year-end and New Year events.
Earlier quarter boosted by existing titles
In the third quarter, the 6th anniversary event for Dragon Quest Tact contributed to higher sales. Inazuma Eleven Cross, which launched in June 2026 and performed well right after release, has since slowed down.
Aiming was founded in May 2011 and is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market under code 3911. For the December 2025 fiscal year, the company reported sales of 15,826 million yen, operating profit of 2,079 million yen, ordinary profit of 1,411 million yen and net profit of 1,086 million yen.
Quick answers
When will hololive Mahjong -Holo-Jan- be released?
Aiming said the game is scheduled to launch in the fourth quarter of the fiscal year ending December 2026, which runs from October to December 2026.
Who is developing hololive Mahjong -Holo-Jan-?
The game is being developed jointly by Aiming and Cover.
What is Aiming's sales forecast for the fourth quarter of FY2026?
Aiming forecasts fourth-quarter sales of 3,509 million yen, down 18.3% from the previous quarter.