Touhou Dystopian

“Absolute gorgeous renditions of Zun's original tracks that both capture the essence of the original music, while adding the unique flair that each Touhou doujin music circle brings to their own covers.”

“The sound design completes the immersion with a driving electronic soundtrack that channels both modern roguelike momentum and Touhou’s signature melodic flair.”

“The music often escalates during boss fights, reinforcing the rhythm of combat and lending an operatic energy to the battles.”

“Good gameplay and simple to understand, multiple characters (4, although a couple more would be pretty cool), an honestly pretty good amount of content considering the cheap price. The only downside might be the optimization; it's not that bad but it has some work to do. It recently got an update in performance which means the dev is actually listening to feedback, so that's cool.”

“I will say though, the full release did well to improve the game's optimization because I recall when I played the demo I was experiencing massive frame drops from just looking at a tree or a single direction even though there didn't seem to be anything heavy going on graphically but now in the full game those issues appear to be gone; well done, devs!”

“Technical performance is generally smooth, though a few users have reported minor frame rate inconsistencies or interface scaling issues on certain hardware, particularly handheld systems like the Steam Deck.”

“The graphics are very pretty, and I really enjoy a lot of the effects that the characters have (especially Flandre's ult).”

“I can't believe that this is a Touhou fan game because of its graphical quality.”

“It captures the energy and personality of the Touhou aesthetic—colorful, mystical, and brimming with supernatural tension—while grounding it in modern action gameplay that emphasizes reflex, adaptation, and experimentation.”

“The game is beautiful, the combat is pretty polished and fun, the characters are well implemented and portrayed, and the random roguelike elements and gameplay keep the game interesting and replayable.”

“Speaking of, the amount of build variety and roguelike nature of the game seriously adds to the replayability factor. I could see myself sinking hundreds of hours into this game.”

“A great rogue-lite often features solid replayability thanks to its variety of abilities that allow multiple builds and experiences.”

“The narrative exists largely as a backdrop, conveyed through brief scenes and environmental cues rather than an evolving story.”

“Fortunately the game doesn't really pretend to have a story aside from it being a Touhou title; it knows that you are here to beat goons up as an admittedly small cast of Touhous.”

“Good game, just finished all the seal difficulties. My only request/hope is that they can add more interaction about the story.”

“Kill things but with either one of the angry immortal girl, funny magician, serious gardener, or that Ronald McDonald vampire girl.”

“It's funny because this $10 game brings me way more joy than most of these $60/$70 titles.”

“Funny game.”

“The art style, atmosphere, and presentation are all great and beautiful.”

“The music features lots of great remixes of classic 2ho tracks, enhancing the atmosphere.”

“Enemy attacks have clear and contrasting cues, contributing to a clean and immersive combat experience.”