A regra de 2 minutos para Touhou Danmaku Kagura
A regra de 2 minutos para Touhou Danmaku Kagura
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Given the franchise's renowned reputation for compelling storytelling and world-building, the execution could be better, leaving much to be desired. While veterans may find it easier to navigate, for newcomers, it's definitely not a promising start.
復興の鍵となるのは、「ダンマクカグラ（リズムゲーム）」。ダンマクカグラを通じて手に入る記憶の結晶＜ミタマカード＞を集めることで、隠された真実が一つ一つ明らかになっていく。
Priced at $26, it may not be the cheapest option, but with its extensive playtime featuring over 160 songs and promising free DLC, it's a worthwhile investment for anyone looking for an immersive music experience. While casual players interested in rhythm games should definitely give it a try, it's not a top priority. As for Touhou fans, this is undoubtedly a must-buy.
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Like how many milliseconds / frames do you have to press a note to get a perfect rating. I'm used to DJMax that's got quite a leniency on cem% But the timing in this game feels incredibly tight and Touhou Danmaku Kagura even when it feels like I was on time I see a brilliant rating....
What's sorely lacking in the story mode is the visual and auditory elements that could truly enhance the plot. This absence greatly hinders my enjoyment of the narrative, alongside its peculiar writing style.
It seems like the game favors holding until after the note fully ended over letting go right at the last frame. Usually results in a Bad/Great rating instead. Would be interesting...
- You can stack up combos and get a high score by hitting the notes consecutively, coming through the 6 lanes.
You can stack up combos and get a high score by hitting the notes consecutively, coming through the six lanes.
Despite my initial excitement over the game's storytelling and world-building, I soon discovered that perhaps I should have chosen a different entry point into the franchise.
Each successful note strike not only maintains the rhythm but also inflicts damage on the boss you are facing. However, players must multitask, balancing note-hitting with character control and precise aiming with their character in the middle of the screen to defeat formidable bosses.
It’s unfortunate that the game lacks a multiplayer mode but thankfully enough, it compensates with Free Mode, which preserves a selection of songs played in story mode and offers DLC for further enjoyment and mastery.