Nitorium

Release Information Type: RPG, Visual Novel Developer: Fancy Frontier 13 Publisher: Fancy Frontier 13 Release: Comiket 82 August 2012 Language: Partially English-Patched Gacha Figurines (Non-mook): 60 Aki Sisters, Alice Margatroid, Aya Shameimaru, Byakuren Hijiri, Chen, Cirno, Eiki Shiki, Eirin Yagokoro, Flandre Scarlet, Fujiwara no Mokou, Hatate Himekaidou, Hina Kagiyama, Hong Meiling, Ichirin Kumoi, Iku Nagae, Kaguya Houraisan, Kanako Yasaka, Kasen Ibaraki, Keine Kamishirasawa, Koakuma, Kogasa Tatara, Koishi Komeiji, Komachi Onozuka, Mamizou Futatsuiwa, Marisa Kirisame, Mima, Minamitsu Murasa, Momiji Inubashiri, Mononobe no Futo, Mystia Lorelei, Nazrin, Nitori Kawashiro, Nue Houjuu, Parsee Mizuhashi, Patchouli Knowledge, Ran Yakumo, Reimu Hakurei, Reisen Udongein Inaba, Remilia Scarlet, Rin Kaenbyou, Rumia, Sakuya Izayoi, Sanae Kochiya, Satori Komeiji, Seiga Kaku, Shinki, Shou Toramaru, Suika Ibuki, Suwako Moriya, Tenshi Hinanawi, Tewi Inaba, Toyosatomimi no Miko, Utsuho Reiuji, Yoshika Miyako, Youmu Konpaku, Yukari Yakumo, Yumemi Okazaki, Yuugi Hoshiguma, Yuuka Kazami, Yuyuko Saigyouji Description Plot Point: (This is conjecture until a full English patch is released.)The Gacha collecting otaku main character has returned to Gensokyo, and this time he's staying full-time. Gacha become more commonplace in Gensokyo, and the SDM is hosting some sort of competition with them. How it Works: Like the previous title, EVO+, this is a point and click game where you use money to buy gachas and spellcards for them to do battle with. New gachas and spellcards become available as the days progress. Some notable changes from EVO+ include the removal of the UFO system and the part-time job. Money is made purely through battle, and alternate costumes are bought in Kourindou instead of randomly received from a matching game. Instead of location based events, the story of 2nd progresses by exploring the areas on a story grid. Once a grid has been completed, the next one becomes available. After each battle, a gacha receives love points. These can be used either to level up your gacha up to 500, whereupon the gacha can be reformed. Reformation requires a level 500 gacha and beating that character's love rival down to zero points, then defeating a powerful version of that character in a Reform Battle. Reformed gachas start back at level 1, but with increased base stats. This can be done as many times as desired. 1,000,000 love points can be converted into "Wife Points". 3 wife points can be spent to make a character your wife, which gives them 50% bonuses to reforms and access to Wife Combination. Wife Combination, which costs 1 wife point, allows the spellcards of a secondary wife to be randomly integrated into the deck of a host wife. This can be done with different wives as many times as desired. Extra Content: By meeting certain achievements, Ace Points can be gained and spent to increase the stats of characters that have been used over 100 times. In addition, the relationship with girls can be increased by giving gifts, and the amount of points to the relationship a certain gift will bring varies between characters. This will allow your gachas to wear certain alternate costumes. Finally, there is the King's Game, a series of 3 increasingly challenging battles against a character that forces them to progressively remove their clothing, unlocking alternate costumes for their corresponding gacha.

Release Information Type: RPG Developer: Fancy Frontier 13 Publisher: Fancy Frontier 13 Release: 2009 Language: English-Patched Gacha Figurines: 45 Reimu, Marisa, Sakuya, Aya, Sanae, Mima, Iku, Tenshi, Suika, Komachi, Sanae, Kanako, Suwako, Nitori, Hina, Yuugi, Rin, Utsuho, Satori, Koishi, Yuka, Sikieiki, Remilia, Flandre, Patchouli, Meiling, Keine, Mokou, Eirin, Kaguya, Reisen, Youmu, Yuyuko, Yukari, Alice, Ran, Chen, Ichirin, Minamitsu, Shinki, Byakuren, Shou, Nazrin, Kogasa, Nue. Extras Touhou Pocket Wars Evo CharaGraph Set (MIA for now) Like the artwork in TPWE, and have "Labyrinth of Touhou"? Take the CharaGraph avatar set for it! Description Evo Plus?: Evo is the sequel to the original Touhou Pocket Wars; this Plus version allows you to acquire figurines of the UFO characters after clearing the main game. Plot Point: You are an otaku who in their spare time collects Gacha figurines. These have attributes and can be entered into matches with others who also own some figurines. One day, it seems your love for the Gensokyo girls enables you to end up visiting Gensokyo, using your Gachas to help them figure out some problems. How It Works: This is a point-and-click game. You work a part-time job in this visual novel-ish game in order to make money to pay for your figurines (you don't actually perform the job like in "Fable;" you just click "Part-Time Work" and you make money). This allows you to go buy your figurines and some spell cards for them; new character sets become available later in the game. You can also enter into matches in order to earn Love (experience) which you use to level up your Gachas. Your case initially holds only 8 figurines, but you can buy 8-slot extensions. If you want certain figurines and/or to level up your spell cards to level 10, you'll be spending a LOT of money on the machines, hoping they randomly give you something you want, tossing all the stuff you don't want. Other Notes: If you're winning appropriate-rank matches, you'll get enough Love to level up each of the Gachas involved around 18-21 times per match. This seems fast because the level cap is 500, which you'll need to reach by the time you meet the final boss. Extra Notes: Once you do get to Gensokyo, you'll be able to start interacting with the girls; this enables you to reform your Gachas if you win special matches (your Gacha will restart from Level 1, but with better stats than last time around). This is mandatory if you want to clear some of the after-game bonus content. In other words, the main game is easy enough to beat by assuring your main case or two of Gachas is level 500, but clearing the bonus content requires as much grinding as Labyrinth of Touhou's bonuses.

Release Information Type: Visual Novels Developer: KASUGASOFT (カスガソフト) Publisher: KASUGASOFT (カスガソフト) Release: N/A Language: English AKA Perfect Cherry Blossom for Busy Person Description

Release Information Type: Visual Novels Developer: KASUGASOFT (カスガソフト) Publisher: KASUGASOFT (カスガソフト) Release: N/A Language: English AKA Shoot The Bullet for Busy Person Description

Release Information Type: Visual Novel Developer: Rednal Publisher: Rednal Release: 2010 Language: English Description Plot Point: Flandre decides, one day, to go and visit her friends at the Hakurei Shrine. She arrives only to be told that Marisa's birthday is swiftly approaching. And so, Flandre must decide what to get her friend for her birthday... How it Works: It's a standard VN (Visual Novel). Well, actually it's not super standard, as it's length is not the greatest.... In fact, to be quite honest, it's really short. Like really, you've been warned. it's a heartwarming story though, so why not play through it. I haven't said it yet, but there (if I'm remembering correctly) aren't any choices to be made. And if there are, they don't change anything. So you just click and progress the story.

Release Information Type: Visual Novel Developer: カスガソフト Publisher: カスガソフト Release: Reitaisai 6, 2009 Version: English 1.0 Language: English-Patched AKA Isogashii Hito no Tame no Koumakyou Description Plot Point: Remilia gets bored, so she decides to hold an "event" for more or less, Reimu & Marisa. Whomever can reach Remilia first, by walking through the EoSD stages, gets a prize. Reimu and Aya team up, while Marisa takes Alice with her. How it Works:This game is a visual novel, so their isn't actually much gameplay. You read text/listen to the voices, and choose one out of two options every now and then. One choice will always give you a "Bad Ending" while the other let's you continue on in the story (besides when you select Reimu or Marisa). Extra Notes: To Save anywhere in the game, hold the "Shift" key, and press any of "F1-F12". To Load these files just press the "F1-F12" without holding Shift. EoSD for the Busy Extra Plot Point: Like the first game, but with noticeably more Flandre. That is all. It's a completely different game, by the way. Not an expansion or whatever. Extra Notes: You can still save and load in the same manner as the first game. You can enable "Fast Voices" by entering in the Konami Code when you first start up the game, during the Kasugasoft logo. If you do it right you'll hear a tone.(Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A)

Release Information Type: Puzzle Developer: UTG Software Publisher: UTG Software Release: Comiket 83, December 30, 2012 Language: Mostly Japanese Default Controls Z: Select/Counter-Clockwise Turn X: Back/Clockwise Turn Enter: Switches between fullscreen and windowed mode Description Plot Point: Oh noes! Sanae's fallen into a hole! Patchouli creates an animated doll type thing in the shape of Suwako to rescue her. How it Works: The doll will move on its own from left to right. You must help it traverse gaps, spikes, and lasers using tetris-styled pieces and bombs to get the key to the door. Keep in mind that the doll can climb one block up, and there are enemies to watch out for. And take care not to squish the doll. It's sad. ;w; Menu: Since the game is mainly in Japanese, it can be difficult to find what's what. Your first selection will bring you to the different game modes. The second selection will bring you to free mode and a stage editor. The third selection brings you to the music room and gallery. The fourth selection is the options. The final selection will exit your game. Game Modes: Normal Mode: The main game. Go rescue Sanae! Extra Mode: Not sure. Haven't unlocked it yet. Grade Mode: The game's puzzle mode. Continue: Let's you choose which file you wish to continue... do I need to explain this one?

Release Information Type: 2D Puzzle Action Adventure Developer: Blue Mica Publisher: Blue Mica Release: Comiket 78, August 13, 2010 Version: 3.1.2 Language: English Ver. 1.0 AKA Ojou-sama no DokiDoki Dai Sakusen - Norowareta Aka no Yakata Character Information Playable Characters: 3 (Remilia, Flandre, Yuyuko) Description Plot Point: Residents of Gensokyo have been invited to Remilia's tea party at the Scarlet Devil Mansion. There they enjoy themselves and have a wonderful time. Midway through the party, Remilia decides to depart to her room and rests for the duration of the day. Eventually, she is woken up by noises during her sleep. Curious as to what caused such ruckus, Remilia hastily invesigates the source. She finally meets up with her colleagues and finds out that eveyone has been shrunk and the whole mansion has been twisted in architecture. Thus Remilia decides to investigate this eerie incident and put an end to it. How it Works: You work your way through rooms which possess various puzzles and enemies you must traverse. Basically the main secret to winning is opening chests (yellow dots on the room map; also not the case for Flandre's story) so that you can collect keys and other important items needed to open other rooms. This game ensures that you practice the utmost vigilance as you must possess patience and fine dexterity to surpass the numerous obstacles. Extra Notes: After completing Remilia's route. You will unlock the option of playing the "Extra" mode or "Clock Tower". "Extra" is basically Flandre's route which tells her side of the story during the night of the incident. Be cautious that difficulty is immensely increased but Flandre's superior power over her sister can compensate for that. "Clock Tower" is a Time Attack mode which involves you climbing the clock tower (10+ floors) and and setting a record of how fast you can clear it. Any of the three characters can used for this option; however, Flandre must be unlocked by beating the clock tower first. This is also where Yuyuko tells her side of the story.

Release Information Type: Puzzle-Solving Platforming Developer: ですのや☆ Publisher: ですのや☆ Release: Reitasai 8, May 8, 2011 Language: English-Patched Character Information Playable Characters: 1 (Nitori) Default Controls Changeable to anything you want (including controller buttons) in the Options menu. * Note that I don't designate the Use Tool button as being an "attack" button, despite that being its equivalent functionality in this game - Nitori is generally incapable of killing enemies, usually because she has to use them as stepping stones. Z: Use Tool / Confirm X: Jump / Cancel C: Dash (requires DaShoes) V: Tool Menu B: Quick Tool Switch (Back) N: Quick Tool Switch (Forward) Spacebar: Open Pause Menu (Comes with map and option to reload last save) Extras Resources * Wanna know what you'll be getting? TouhouWiki has a complete Tool List so you'll know what you get and how to use it. * Stuck? TouhouWiki also has a full walkthrough just in case, for those who are ready to admit they can't figure out a puzzle. Description Plot Point: Utsuho has been spotted away from her post in the nuclear reactor. This worries everyone's favorite engineer, who takes it upon herself to check up on the bird-brained girl. How It Works: Is it or is it not about time someone made a game starring Nitori where your solutions lie in expert gadget usage to solve puzzles? That's exactly what this is, and if you hated the boring feel and isometric perspective of Maristice, exactly what you've been pining for - Nitori starts with 5 Life and some weapon energy (which recharges itself), and finds both expansions for these and a whole lot of Tools that give her an increasing amount of ability - not only do you get a way to stun enemies (the Stinky Ball), but you also get useful tools from a Drill and some Bombs for getting through pesky destructible blocks, to her famous Extending Arm for grappling, to seemingly game-breaking tools like the Wall-Walk Shoes (they do exactly what you think) and the Water Jet (which also does exactly what you think). Even the boss fights are mostly puzzle-based, solutions lying in forcing bosses to fall into their own traps or otherwise damage themselves (only the world 4 & 5 bosses are actual damage-them-to-death fights). Please Note: Though you do get a ton of helpful tools, and there're save points and signs with hints or other info all over the place, remember that although the game has a light atmosphere and starts easy enough to get you accustomed, it actually quickly becomes difficult, none of the tools are optional and multi-room puzzles are commonplace even early on. The endgame is constructed ingeniously to make you use every tool you own in order to earn the last one and get to the final boss. World 5 is a Bonus: If you collect 15 UFOs for Nue, she'll unlock World 5, which is a lengthy, self-contained challenge world - upon entering, you lose all your tools and must re-collect them within that world as part of the challenge (although if you choose to leave World 5 and go somewhere else, you'll get your tools back until you return), and will face Kaizo Mario-level challenge as you're forced to push your tool usage ingenuity to the maximum!

Release Information Type: Mouse-Controlled Puzzle Developer: Desunoya (ですのや） Publisher: Desunoya (ですのや） Release: 2007 Version: 1.11b Language: English-Patched Description Plot Point: It was a day like any other, Alice was in her home, reading, when Marisa came over. Marisa wants Alice's help doing something, so they head off. However, they hadn't gotten very far before a yandere (in-game description) Patchouli had cursed Alice because she wanted to ruin their date! Now Marisa's hat can't be taken off of Alice's head (Alice was wearing Marisa's hat because it was sunny outside)! How it Works: Marisa & Alice is a puzzle game based off of "Mario & Wario". You use Shanghai to break blocks, hold Alice still, & to turn Alice around to help solve puzzles that will lead a blind Alice to Marisa, while simultaneously picking up gold stars (generally 3 per stage) that are used to unlock the boss stages. Extra Note: "Lesson Mode" isn't actually a lesson or tutorial or anything like that. It's actually (as I believe) a harder challenge mode.

Release Information Type: 3D Real-time Puzzle Developer: illuCalab Publisher: illuCalab Release: Comiket 81, Dec 29, 2011 Version: 1.033 Language: Japanese Character Information Playable Characters: 1 (Cirno) For you people who know the game "Intelligent Qube" and liked it. This game is for you. Description There are nine stages and completing them all will unlock "Extra" mode. In extra mode, everything is the same EXCEPT your camera will not be a bird's eye 3rd person view. It will be at eye level behind Cirno in 3rd person. This severely increases difficulty and inhibits your ability. The only way to see a top view of the blocks at this point is to speed up blocks. As you play the game, you'll be rewarded with coins which can be spent on several things. * 3 Coins: Pause (If you do not have enough coins, the screen will go opaque) * 30 Coins: Continue * 15 Coins: Enhanced Mine (Press and Hold Z then X to change your normal Mine into an Enhanced Mine. This will also reduce your I.⑨ by 1.) Plot Point In the wet and cold lands of Misty Lake. There lives a ice fairy named Cirno. On a whim, she decides to partake in a game where it will determine whether she is a cretin or an ingenious sprite. How it Works The goal of the game is simple. * Destroy all of the blocks aside from the black-colored Forbidden Blocks. * Destroying a green cube will place an Enhanced Mine where the cube was destroyed. It will then leave a marked green spot in which you can detonate for a 3x3 explosion with it at its center. * You will be penalized for destroying Forbidden Cubes or allowing other cubes to pass you and fall off the edge of the stage. - For each Forbidden Cube you destroy, a row of the stage will crumble. - For each set number of other cubes you let pass you, a row of the stage will crumble. * You will be granted an additional row onto the stage if you manage to clear a wave of cubes flawlessly (no Forbidden Cubes destroyed and all other cubes destroyed). * Getting crushed by the cubes will cause them to speed towards the end of the stage, only stopping for when you set off a mine, ultimately causing you to lose your Perfect completion bonus as well as possible rows due to failing to capture the remaining cubes. * Completing the round above the limited turns will not cause a negative affect on the game. It will only reduce your end IQ score. * Once you destroy a block, the limit turn will start ticking so this gives you time to plan your moves. * The game is over if you fall off the edge of the stage.

Release Information Type: Chess-like Strategy Developer: INSIDE SYSTEM Publisher: INSIDE SYSTEM Release: Comiket 82, 2012 Language: Japanese Extras This may not be completely obvious at first (or maybe it is, depends on you), but the artwork for the characters were done by different people. So yeah, that's why, say Satori and Cirno, look QUITE different from say Reimu & Marisa. Description Plot Point: Dunno really, besides the fact that it involves clones of some sort. So yeah, sorry. Also, I've never really done the story. Just the offline play. How it Works: Well, battles are set up like a chess board, with your units on one side, and your opponents on the opposite. You each take turns moving your units and "attacking" your opponents. However, unlike in chess, when you move your piece onto an enemies piece, combat begins! This is where your units stats come into play. Knowing your units' stats: Card ( カード): When you are attack during a battle, your character draws a numbered card. They can possibly draw from 1, up to their Card stat. Pow(パワ): If your attack goes through, it deals some number of damage in your Pow range. Graze(グレイズ): This is I guess what you would call the defensive stat. When your opponent attacks, and for example let's say they draw a "4", if your Graze is "6" you take NO damage. At all. Attacks in this game are hit-or-miss. Note: Same number means a hit. Life(ライフ): This is just simply your characters HP. After winning a battle, some HP is restored. Joker: You may notice that some units have a (JOKER) in their status menu. This means when attacking their is a, slight chance of drawing the Joker card, which is instant death for your opponent. +1 Bonus: This bonus is given to whatever unit started the battle. It temporarily, for the length of the battle, raises your Card stat by 1. Spell(スペル): You may notice that some characters, after moving, have a choice of some sort. These are "Spellcards", and they can be used, mainly to either heal your allies, or to deal damage to your opponent. If you highlight the spellcard's name, then you'll be shown the range. Under the info box, a description will pop up telling you how much it can heal for/how much damage might happen. So, yeah. You'll see some japanese text in red, with a big "10-30" in it, which means it will deal between 10 and 30 points of damage. Red name= damage. Green name = heal.

Release Information Type: RPG Developer: Tokushu Soukou Tai Publisher: Tokushu Soukou Tai Release: Comiket 79, December 30, 2010 Language: Japanese Version: 1.02 Character Information (Akyuu, Alice, Byakuren, Cirno, Eiki, Eirin, Iku, Hina, Keine, Kaguya, Kanako, Koakuma, Koishi, Marisa, Mokou, Momiji, Murasa, Mystia, Nitori, Nue, Utsuho, Rin, Patchouli, Reimu, Remilia, Rumia, Sakuya, Sanae, Satori, Shanghai Doll, Suwako, Suika, Tewi, Tenshi, Reisen, Yamame, Yukari) Controls: Arrow Keys: Movement ?: Menu Z: Cancel Ctrl: Speed-up game Q: Rotate angle counter-clockwise W: Rotate angle clockwise F9: Return to Title Screen X: Select Space: Screenshot Description Plot: Gather books that other youkai have because Eiki is curious about the notes left in said books. How It Works: You start the game as Akyuu and have your choice of some characters to bring with you. (More-or-less for protection because Akyuu is too weak) After that you travel to various places (On the place select, the bottom one is the shop mind you) and beat up the youkai who live there. Every 5 stages you are allowed to leave after you beat up that youkai. After 3, sometimes 4 or 5, boss fights in an area you receive either a Japanese version of "Your princess is in another castle" or you get a book. Mainly it is the former that happens. After gathering the books you win, blah blah blah usual ending here. If you played Tendou Blade then it is the exact same with prettier graphics.

Release Information Type: RPG Developer: S (aka S-chan, S-teru or, S-tele) Publisher: S (aka S-chan, S-teru, or S-tele) Release: 2009 Language: English Version: 2.2222 Character Information Main Playable Characters(4) Reimu, Marisa, Yuuka, Mima, and Sanae Controls Z: Confirm X: Cancel Esc: Pause Description Concept: Reimu is lazing on the job (again) and without her knowing the Hakurei Border has been deactivated, letting in humans to ruin the dear and beloved land of Gensokyo, your job is to find out who did this and stop them before Gensokyo is completely transformed! How It Works: Well this being a Mother game you walk around, going through different (and might I add weird) areas while fighting a wide range of enemies (some of which refer to memes). Boss battles are played out like normal battles except for you know it's boss because they have different battle intros to normal ones and the death animation is also different. How To Install Run the RPG2000RTP file in the RPG<Japanese Characters> folder, and change your system locale to Japanese somehow (such as through AppLocale).

Release Information Type: Adventure / RPG Developer: Aichiya Sanae Publisher: Aichiya Sanae Release: Varied/Under Development Language: English Default Controls [Arrow Keys]: D-Pad / Movement and Selection Z: A / Confirm X: B / Cancel A: Left Shoulder / Shift Selection L: Right Shoulder / Shift Selection Backspace: Select / Item Hotkey Enter: Start / Menu Spacebar: Speed Up F12: Take Screenshot Extras Supplements from Touhou Wiki * Touhoudex * Locations * Type Chart Description Plot Point: Patchouli gets tired of Marisa stealing her books, so she creates an army of sentient puppets based on the residents of Gensokyo to guard her library. Marisa steals the information needed to create her own army of the puppets, and in a fit, Patchouli destroys both armies and the knowledge of how to create them. The puppets recreate and fill Gensokyo, becoming akin to pets. How It Works: Since these are a set of Pokemon clones, the gameplay should feel familiar. The player starts off with a puppet and gathers more along the way, fighting their way through a series of dungeons and gyms before reaching the Elite Four and becoming the Champion. The same types have been kept, since these are the 1.5x versions of Touhoumon. World Link corresponds to Emerald, Another World and Puppet Play to Fire Red, and Marisa's Magic World to Ruby.

Release Information Type: Hero Defense Developer: www.touhou.cc Publisher: www.touhou.cc Release: Unknown Language: English(Patch) Number of Players: Up to 5 on each side Description What it is: It's simply a "Defense of the Ancients" clone with some extra content which differentiate it from the original game. How it works: It is based on DotA, thus it is played in a similar manner. The goal of both sides is to make it to the opposing team's shrine and utterly destroy it however way possible. Heroes/Girls: You are given a choice among 62 unique girls from the original game to represent the shrine you are assigned to. You directly control/command her, allowing you to utilize her abilities however way you wish. Items: Weird. Just weird. These are used to help boost your survivability in battle in a number of ways. Each Item is unique and it's important to note how some items are more compatible with your girl than others. Neutral Monsters: Mostly fairies, really. You'll notice though that most of the regular neutral monsters you find are tributes to original Warcraft III characters, while others being iconic representations of fan culture and such. Installation: This one's pretty simple. Just drop the file in the "Maps" subfolder located in your Warcraft III folder.(This is often located in 'C:\Program Files\[Name of folder]' unless installed or put elsewhere)

Release Information Type: Action, RPG Developer: Kouryokutei Publisher: Kouryokutei Release: 2012 Language: English Version: 1.02 Character Information (Alice, Aya, Cirno, Eiki, Eirin, Flandre, Iku, Kaguya, Kanako, Koishi, Komachi, Letty, Lily White, Marisa, Meiling, Minoriko, Mokou, Momiji, Mystia, Nitori, Utsuho, Rin, Patchouli, Reimu, Remilia, Rumia, Sakuya, Sanae, Satori, Shizuha, Suwako, Tewi, Tenshi, Reisen, Youmu, Yuuka, Yuyuko) Controls Mouse: Movement Mouse Wheel: Dodge Roll Left Click: Attack Right Click: Weapon Special Spacebar: Menu P: Pauses Game ?: Locks cursor in place Description Concept: A large cave sporting many different environments has popped up, and the girls are very eager to explore it! As time goes on, fake girls show up, and the cave is proving to have corrupting qualities. Think of Touhou Hack and Slash in terms of general gameplay. How It Works: As noted from the title, this game is reminiscent of Blizzard's Diablo. You explore the one dungeon (the cave) and kill monsters in a hack and slash style. At first you control Reimu and Marisa, but you can swap partners with any of the girls in town and the other areas you will unlock. You can switch places with your partner as well, allowing you to build your own two-person team. Patches: The game should hopefully be patched in English and with the Oni patch.

Release Information Type: 2D Action/Platformer Developer: LION HEART Publisher: LION HEART Release: Comiket 84, August 12, 2013 Version: 1.10 Language: English (can switch to JP/CN) AKA Tenjou no Tempest - Suppression by Celestial. Lullaby for Gaia Notice: The game triggers a false-positive on most antiviruses Description A bizarre phenomenon is occurring in Gensokyo when the land is ravaged by relentless earthquake. Tenshi Hinanawi flies down from heaven to investigate this incident and to relieve her boredom. Tenjou no Tempest, literally translated as The Tempest of Heaven and Earth, is a side scrolling action platformer adapting some elements of Touhou Hisouten. The game uses specific weather effects from ice, gusts of wind, thunder and rain. Every enemy has a specific weather effect associated with them, and killing an enemy by countering their attacks unleashes their weather condition. Also, most obstacles and stages must be overcome by using the proper weather effects. There are four styles which can be fully customized to possess whatever bullet/spellcard type you wish. Important: Dashing through an enemy's attack animation will trigger a scarlet aura around the enemy. Attack the enemy with the Sword of Hisou to trigger a weather change effect. This is necessary at some points in the game to proceed. Scarlet mist on the ground are sources of large revenue. Use Sword of Hisou on them. You cannot activate them if you have full charge. Bosses sometimes will appear with different spellcards depending on how well you're faring. Taking multiple hits will result in your screen glowing red on the edges. This means you are close to death. To reverse the effect, you must stop receiving hits to regenerate constitution. Bullets/Spellcards can be bought with points that you have accumulated in the pause menu. The game's Steam page (please buy it if you can): https://store.steampowered.com/app/994020/Tempest_of_the_Heavens_and_Earth/