Touhou: New World

还凑合。作为Steam独立游戏来说制作水平一般，战斗推图打宝的系统设计简单重复，跑酷关卡也只能说说得过去。作为同人Fangame来说，完成度非常高。所以这游戏好不好取决于你如何看待它。

Good but flawed. This is the simplest way to describe this game. At the time of writing the review i finished marisas story on normal difficulty and now im playing reimu's story. MASSIVE issue with this game are the stages. For me i just turn my brain off when going through them since, the same as in the first game, the enemy variety while larger is still lacking and there are very few unique enemies for different locations so you end up fighting the same enemies for most of the game. Along side that this game REALLY needs exploration. It has branching paths to locations that just give you an item thats usually worse than what you are currently using. Combination of the two makes the main stage part of the game feel increadibly sluggish and makes it a massive slog. Items themselves are also an issue. All of the items are just stat changes. And most are just small stat changes making so the player doesnt think about what they equip and just look at which item gives the best stats (this also makes the main store that sells you items pretty useless). The bosses are the best part of the game. They are pretty challenging and fun however they do reuse a lot of attacks with slight tweaks here and there. However at the end of the day i had and have fun playing it, and this review comes with the hopes that the devs see this and improve on the shortcomings making the next game in the series the best one. I hope they really focus on the stage part of the game (add some sort of actual collectible i beg you) and make things more unique since the whole game blends together a lot. Its still fun though and i do recommend at least trying it out. (Also suffers from lack of tanukis)

I think it's worth playing despite what criticisms I'd levy against it. I think maybe Scarlet Curiosity set my expectations too high. I really like that game and I still think this game is quite good. "Feels like I've done this before" is my prevailing feeling about this game after finishing the first two games in the series right before it. Given the age of those games and the team size of the developer I don't feel like complaining about all the repeated level geometry and boss fights is entirely fair. I think if you skipped straight to the DLC campaign which the game recommends you don't do you might like this game even more if you've just played the first two games. The vanilla campaign (I played the Reimu one) feels like more of the same which starts to wear thin while the DLC introduces new mechanics and mission objectives for levels that you've done before and more importantly lets you switch characters if you don't like your default abilities (I didn't really like Reimu's abilities and you can't swap characters until after the main story is over in the vanilla campaign). Equipment customization did not improve from the second game other than adding one more stat. I think the overhead the equipment system adds and the time you spend managing it (selling junk, comparing stats) and gambling to most likely not improve what you already have isn't worth the complexity it provides. Ability levels being independent across characters (mainly relevant for the DLC) also isn't great. If you want to try a new character for something hard deep in the game they'll come in with low level abilities compared to whoever you were just using unless you want to just use Flan and win. I like the story, it's obvious a lot of research went into it. When I saw the radio tower in the forest of magic and the ropeway to Moriya shrine on the world map I was overjoyed. I think it loses a bit of its luster when you figure out why it's possible for the DLC to happen "after" the vanilla campaign but independently they're still enjoyable. Cool games, I hope there's another in the future.

A very fun Touhou fan game to sit back with a controller. It's a fun JRPG Touhou souls game and can be pretty easy to learn how to play. You have easy mode that gives you automatic health regen and lunatic mode where you're encouraged to learn to parry more as well as dodging and levelling up your character and finding better items. Health can also be restored dealing enough hits on enemies and bosses. You can also rack up damage with your items and stats to have an easier time with bosses which can feel satisfying whaling tones of damage on them. You're also free to change the difficulty anytime which is nice if you just want to get through the story. The story itself is okay. Doesn't take itself too serious than just being a fan interpretations of a Touhou story inspired from Urban Legend of Limbo. Sumireko gets more of a spotlight than being just the villainous occult girl causing trouble in Urban Legend in Limbo. I don't think the story is perfect but it has it's goofy moments. The 3d models are also pretty adorable.

Mejor juego de touhou los remix, las canciones, todo esta muy bien diseñado, quisiera mas juegos así

Great for improving in any bullet hells! I personally use this since terraria since i play modded.