Touhou Shoujo Tale of Beautiful Memories / 東方少女綺想譚

Начнем с главного - это японское рпг по тохо. Так что готовьтесь к бектретингу,фарму,ситуациям -я хз куда идти и так далее.Но все это компенсируется тохоюмором,типичным для джиерпеге геймплеем и так далее. Советую только либо фанам тохо (но вам будет сложно) и любителям джрпг (в местной тохомирок войдете быстро) Остальным либо не советую либо очень аккуратно.

More of a neutral game if anything. Story: The boundary being broken, the shards scattered across the land. This is about it for the story, there really isn't anything more to it, as in no type of proper focus. More of a point A to point B. System: It is supposed to be similar to Super Mario RPG, but kinda lacking halfway. In short, on the battle end you time your attacks or skills to do full damage, which is an extra animation. The problem, is that there isn't a hint, so you gotta guess until you get it right. When you level up, you get the usual stats and get to choose HP, physical or special to give an extra boost to. There are equipment used to navigate parts of stages. Side Quest: There are a few. Maps: Many Maps Music: Basically the same thing for the whole game aside from very few. Issue: The problem with this game is that, it eventually turns into an item spam. Given that you cannot effectively neutralize damage on the defending the turn. Let alone, even with certain equipment its still up to luck at that point. Then there is Yukari, for most of the game, there is a chance she is asleep for regular battles. Making her not really useful. Then there is the heavy sexual content, it is like. More effort was put into that than anything, and really. It is bad, really bad. Also, because the equipment to navigate stages takes up one of Reimu's accessory slots, it means she is at a disadvantage. This is a bad design. Overall: While not a bad game, it is well, neutral like I said. Too much grind, the platforming is janky, it just doesn't really do anything well, just average.

If i could leave a neutral review I would for this game. This game is a tribute to both Super Mario RPG, and Touhou. Overall I did have quite a lot of fun with this game in the early, and middle portions of the game. The story for the most part was interesting, and I loved just how many characters appear in this game. The art style overall is really nice and recreates that feel of Super Mario RPG quite well, as with Mario RPG this game too has parts that the isometric perspective just messes with me and makes platforming and such a challenge. The character art was insanely fan-servicey like holy moly, almost every character in the game has massive boobers, its honestly a bit over the top and I kept asking "Why is every character in this game so dang stacked?" lol. The battles for the most part are fine, I was able to get through pretty much the entire game on the Normal difficulty. The music is honestly just kind of whatever, like its not bad or anything but none of it was really all that memorable. It honestly didn't really sound like Touhou music and more so just generic music, I never felt like it got to the point that it would need to be muted, but I would not be able to remember any of it after i stop playing the game like I would with actual Touhou music. The mini-games were actually quite a lot of fun, each mini-game I played didn't feel too complex and was just the thing to break up the flow of just battling, they honestly did a great job with all of the mini-games, my fav one was the one right before the final area of the game. Now i'll get onto the things I really didn't enjoy about this game. Firstly the defense mechanics in this game are just kind of weird. Like each character has their own "Dodge" value which is supposed to make defending yourself in battle easier or something if they have a higher value, idk it was really unclear. I played on the normal difficulty and like a good 90% of the time I was never able to figure out the timing to defend yourself from a lot of different attacks, especially the ones that put a visual effect over the whole screen like fire attacks or ice walls. As it turns out if you pick the Normal difficulty instead of Easy you are going to just have to guess the correct time to defend yourself as for many of the attacks in the game the timing is extremely unclear. It got so bad for the last half of the game, most of the later enemies and bosses have attacks that completely one shotted a party member just because I did not know the timing to defend myself, and honestly that in of itself became quite a drag to deal with that sucked the fun right out of the last like 6 or so hours of the game for me. This game has an absolutely insane difficulty spike in the last half of the game, so much so that even with grinding up to level 42 I was still being one shotted by bosses just because the defense timing was so unclear. Being one shotted and having to waste items even after grinding up so much really got on my nerves in the last half of the game. The final boss was the nail in the coffin for me, It was blatant bull crap. The first phase was fine, I got through it all right on Normal, but as soon as the 2nd phase hit all crap hit the fan. Firstly when the 2nd phase hits it removes the defense and attack buffs you might have placed on your party which is just poor game design in my opinion. After she removes your buffs you learn that she has a main body and a head which you have to separately attack, as well as 2 guards alongside her. Every single time it got to her turn she could attack 4+ times due to the guards and the separate body parts. This means that at least for me on Normal it was an unwinnable fight. Like I have said before the defend timing is pretty much a guessing game on normal, and it pretty much means that I had to just heal every turn since I could not figure out how to guard her attacks properly at all since she spams so many on her turn. Eventually I ran out of healing ite…