永遠消失的幻想鄉 ～ The Disappearing of Gensokyo reviews

If I interpret it correctly, this is a fan game in the Touhou series. Gameplay As well As the Originals, the Game thrives mainly on being very hard. The Game is played from a Bird'S Eye view, with the Gameplay being quite fluid. So far, I have noticed only one Bug. Soundtrack The Soundtracks, as in other Touhou games, have been designed to be very varied and appropriate to the Scenes. Conclusion Overall, the Game feels very similar to the Originals, and can be considered a good Entry point. In short: For every Touhou fan Must! PS.: Say ' no ' to Teriyaki! T ^ T

I'm no one to analyse games deeply, i just judge wether a game is fun to me or not. 永遠消失的幻想鄉 ～ The Disappearing of Gensokyo is definitely not enjoyable, because of many reasons. To list the major design faults: - needs more Checkpoints: dying at some point and having to replay the whole level (or at least half the level) does not encourage to play better, it's just plain annoying because it gets boring to play the same encounters over and over - Lif e bar: Having a visible shield bar and a not visible life bar behind that is confusing, you never know your exact life. - One-shots: sometimes you get just one-shotted by something. Play the whole level again to die again at the same point. Sounds fun, right ? To add irritation, some enemys damage you when they die and you are too close. On some enemys (dynamite ones) it's clear, on others you wouldn't even imagine. - Knock-back-Stun-on hit: (sarcasm on) Yep, that's a mechanic you need in a bullethell (sarcasm off). Getting Just one tiny hit kills you sometimes because you get chained to death. For me its a sad aproach to the bullethell genre, i rather call it bullsh**hell.

Let's Start with the positive Points:-The Music is quite good That wars. The Rest is ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ t high 10. But in turn. "The Disapearing of Gensokyo" is a Chinese Touhou fan game. It was attempted to pack Bullethell principle of Original Games into a 3D twin stick shooter with RPG elements. And none of that is really good. Not infrequently, the Opponents have almost inevitable Attacks and not infrequently you die quite random, without which one could do something about it. In Places, the Game is unfair and frustrating. The Balancing Of each character, in particular, is terrible. Most are almost useless to a maximum of mediocre. Only Koishi (which is only available by DLC) is almost OP thanks to its Invisibility. And the "RPG" elements are limited to a few Upgrades, very few of which bring anything. Even technically, the Game isn't exactly outstanding. The light and Shadow effects do not look good, are partially bugged and you can not recognize opponents and Projectiles properly from time to time. If you really are a fanatical Touhou fan, you'd rather wait for a 50% Deal at least. The Rest prefer to watch better Games of this Kind like "The Binding of Isaac" or "Enter the Gungeon."