Touhou Luna Nights

Great game for Touhou fan, as all the featured characters are written quite funny and stay true to their role in the OG universe. The music remains the signature of the franchise with very high-speed, energetic songs, thou there are only one track per region so if you get stuck it'll get old fast. I love all the references in this game tho. Sometimes I even feel bad as some enemies are just too cute. For people who's looking for a metroidvania game, it's not Hollow Knight, but this game is snack-size that you can pick up and finish in 1-2 sessions. The badass mechanic of time manipulation is something this game nails really well. Games also feature a boss rush after you finish everything else in the game, the thing is the bosses stay the same as the first time you face them so you can wipe the floor with the first few bosses. I think the mode is an afterthought after they've finished everything else so it's quite imbalance (for the bosses). Small tip: after a tough boss fight you should go back to the previous checkpoint to save and heal up. If you die in the next screen before saving you'll have to do the boss fight again.

It's actually a bullet-hell!!! Great game. Honestly an easy recommend for people who want a short but fun Metroidvania game. Pros: - Sakuya - Great pixelart - Great platforming and combat - Time powers are cool Cons: - A bit too short - Has a barebones (but cute) story - Wish there were more time powers

its good

Você joga com um dio brando empregada e tem a habilidade de parar o tempo e jogar facas e motosserras mais prá frente no jogo. Em resumo, esse jogo é muito bom.

Absolutely fantastic, not too long but definitely enough content and replay value to justify its asking price. I do wish that the characters were a bit more well written or at least charming, especially since there actually is a story here! Except Nitori, she's impossible to mess up :P

Touhou Luna Nights shoots for the moon and comes pretty close. [h1]Story[/h1] Things here are very, very basic. Throwing on a maid outfit absolutely bristling in knives, players take on the role of Sakuya, a maid/bodyguard/time manipulator who finds herself thrown into a copy of the world she knows by her mistress, Lady Remilia. Apparently wishing to "challenge" her maid for fun, the fake world has been set up as a combat and navigation gauntlet requiring Sakuya to fight her way through to find and defeat her mistress. A few other characters have been roped into the scenario, mostly acting as challenging fights to block Sakuya's way, but a few are here to help her as well. There is a sort of mid-game twist and another twist of sorts on top of it, but as none of the characters are even remotely fleshed out beyond very basic personalities; they don't amount to much more than a reason to keep pushing through the gauntlet. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] A classic metroidvania, the game has set up a grid like maze of a mansion for players to fight their way through, discovering keys to open new doors or abilities to remove obstacles or find new routes along the way. At the start, Sakuya…