Touhou: Divine Land -Majesty in Game-

Thought it would be similar to Disgaea, but it fails on so many levels. No replay of stages, no grinding. You're either a strategy expert or doomed. The weapon system fails for the healer. She can't choose which staff to use and the one she didn't use vanishes at the end of the stage. Can't buy her any more even though they're single use. She can't use offensive weapons even though she has affinity to them. She levels up so slowly just healing. Additional note: I was informed by the developer that this is more of a Fire Emblem game than a Disgea game. I found Fire Emblem frustrating as well. So that probably explains it.

I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with this game. Story: Honestly, trying to home this in, but to concentrate it. It is about a VR experience, that eventually turns into the characters being trapped there. An Incident that overtakes someone, and drags Remilia and the rest into it. System: The layout is similar to a combination of FE and Disgaea. With things being a bit over the top, to the tactical depth you'd find in games like FE. Pretty decent customization options with the classes and passives. It also has a crafting system, where you can get materials from instances. Each character also has a small Talent Tree. Note as well, this game has advantages and disadvantages. Remilia is restrained by archers, and if she is defeated, you lose the battle. On the plus end, you can reload auto saves, which makes it easier. On top of this, different difficulties, and you can make some adjustments to make it hard like stopping loads, etc. Adding in As of 7/28/26--> Important: After effectively getting passed the tutorial section, maybe a bit more. You will get Access to two things. A Blue Cube, and a Mirror. Blue Cube can be used to grind for Exp(Although a bit slow), as well as Gold. The Mirror can be used to get Crafting materials, which it is also good to gather Exp. Spell Cards: Each character has a certain amount of spellcards, and this cannot be replenished easily. So, resource management is a must. Certain characters also have their own signature spellcard, which uses 100 Energy. These are very powerful, which comes in handy for multi-phase bosses, which is most of them. Also has their own animation. Abilities: On top of passives, tarots, etc. This game has a wide variety of unique abilities, each one is different, which keep things very engaging. Base: You'd recognize a similar layout to Disgaea with the Base, which also steadily expands the further you go. Side Quests: Quite a bit, usually some in most chapters. This is also how you unlock some characters, tarots, etc. There is a mini story to these. Tarots give an extra tactical option, and these come in handy. Music: I always look forward to seeing how these tracks are handled each time, and the ones in this one are amazing as usual. Art Style: Could be better I'd say, but quite good nonetheless, well done. Overall: Really good game, a lot of issues were fixed, so the most notable ones like crashes are mostly resolved. Give the game a chance. On that note, they also do that end of chapter comedy skit Disgaea does, so you'd have a good time with that. If you had fun with Fantasy Maiden Wars, Disgaea, etc. I am highly positive you'll like this one as well. Note, it is a highly tactical game as mentioned, you're gonna encounter quite a bit of issues. The one saving grace is the autosave function as stated, where you can replay previous turns, take advantage of it to save on time.

I will say i love the game's animation and the way the mechanics are but I will say this as someone who is against Gen AI, I do wish more of the game's art wasnt gen ai. Touhou as a series doesnt really need Gen AI intruding in on it but I will give the game a recommend because other than that flaw the systems are nice, the controls are responsive, the music is good and the way its close to FE and the extra animations the characters do with some special spellcards is nice.