Touhou Danmaku Kagura Pode ser divertido para qualquer um

While I can't compare it to its mobile counterpart, this game excels as a fun rhythm experience, offering hours of tapping enjoyment with its stellar music tracks and creative rhythm modes.

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- Keyboard icons are WAY too close to their text labels in the UI, while controller button icons seem to be spaced okay.

・各ステージに設定された条件（ミッション）を満たすことでステージクリア

As a newcomer to the Touhou series, I was both excited and apprehensive to dive into its vast and cherished universe. While Touhou may not enjoy the same level of popularity outside of Japan, its rich world-building, captivating shoot 'em-up games, adorable anime characters, and stellar music have garnered a devoted fanbase worldwide.

And let me tell you, Touhou fans were absolutely right; every song in the game is a gem worth listening to on repeat.

In addition to my previous criticisms of the story, there are further issues worth addressing. Many characters are introduced without proper context, leaving players puzzled about their significance to the plot.

What's sorely lacking in the story mode is the visual and auditory elements that could truly enhance the plot. This absence greatly hinders my enjoyment of the narrative, alongside its peculiar writing style.

will feature a collaboration track between ZUN and Toby Fox. A brand-new gameplay trailer highlights the original track before the game’s launch on February Touhou Danmaku Kagura 7.

You can stack up combos and get a high score by hitting the notes consecutively, coming through the seis lanes.

The player can also build a personalised Spot known as ‘My Space’. Buildings, items and furniture, and characters from other Spots can be combined into a cozy Spot suiting the player’s tastes.

It's a visual feast that captivates players and draws them into a trance-like state, compelling them to tap away in rhythmic bliss.

“We will bring as many of the songs and Mitama Cards as we can to the Steam version, along with unreleased ones and brand-new content. Please wishlist the game on Steam, and keep an eye out for further ways you can support the project.”

It’s unfortunate that the game lacks a multiplayer mode but thankfully enough, it compensates with Free Mode, which preserves a selection of songs played in story mode and offers DLC for further enjoyment and mastery.