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> 真改とは薄桜鬼の第一作を「薄桜鬼 真改」としてリメイクした **もの** です。

It's from the official site.

What does もの refer to? The fact that led to the creation of the title? The
title itself? Shouldn't it be こと?  
Or is it もん? If so, doesn't it sound like a childish excuse rather than an
explanation?
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meaning nuances word-usage
What does もの stand for here?
This (-た)もの refers to a resultant product, i.e., something obtained by
performing the preceding verb. In your sentence, もの refers to the product made
by remaking, i.e., the remake version.

This is a very common and useful pattern in Japanese, but it's often hard to
translate it directly using "(some)thing" into English...

  * スパゲティとは小麦粉を細長い形にしてゆでたものです。  
Spaghetti is food made from flour shaped into long pieces and boiled.

  * コーヒーからカフェインを抜いたものはデカフと呼ばれる。  
Coffee with caffeine removed is called decaf.

  * 彼女は狐が姿を変えたものだ。  
She is a fox in disguise.

  * この絵は有名な画家がクレヨンを用いたものだ。  
This painting was drawn by a famous artist using crayons.

  * 真改とは薄桜鬼の第一作を「薄桜鬼 真改」としてリメイクしたものです。  
"Shin Kai" refers to _Hakuōki Shin Kai_ , the remake of the first _Hakuōki_.  
(More literally: "Shink Kai" is something we made by remaking the first
_Hakuōki_ as _Hakuōki Shin Kai_.)
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