Touhou Wandering Souls
Jan 12, 2015 2:55:33 GMT
Post by Meira on Jan 12, 2015 2:55:33 GMT
No it is not a Dark Souls Touhou, it is a RPG-Beat-'em-up-platforming-bullet-hell-ish game!
There is a lack of story, but the gameplay is amazing. With the 3 difficulty options to select you can make the game as challenging as possible. I highly recommend to start on Normal as the game will get at a certain point quite difficult.
The touhou sprites are from SWR/ soku, Maplestory and from the Donkey Kong Country series.
Download page
Key Features:
- More than 30 hours of nonstop action.
- Original gameplay that mixes genres (A-RPG, beat 'em up, platformer, danmaku), fully programmed in the Ruby language.
- A dynamic and fluid battle system with lots of available actions.
- 12 playable characters, each with unique attacks.
(it takes a while before you can play the other characters)
- Evolving weapons and accessories.
- 3 difficulty modes so that any type of gamer can enjoy the game.
- Fully customizable controls and joystick compatibility. (I suggest if you play keyboard to customize it to your likings)
Short review:
There is a lack of story, but the gameplay is amazing. With the 3 difficulty options to select you can make the game as challenging as possible. I highly recommend to start on Normal as the game will get at a certain point quite difficult.
The touhou sprites are from SWR/ soku, Maplestory and from the Donkey Kong Country series.
Download page
Key Features:
- More than 30 hours of nonstop action.
- Original gameplay that mixes genres (A-RPG, beat 'em up, platformer, danmaku), fully programmed in the Ruby language.
- A dynamic and fluid battle system with lots of available actions.
- 12 playable characters, each with unique attacks.
(it takes a while before you can play the other characters)
- Evolving weapons and accessories.
- 3 difficulty modes so that any type of gamer can enjoy the game.
- Fully customizable controls and joystick compatibility. (I suggest if you play keyboard to customize it to your likings)
Short review:
