

東方実在相 ~ Dream Logical World
Analogue Reverie · 2022 · Bullet Hell, Faith, Arcade, Shoot 'Em Up, Score Attack
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About 東方実在相 ~ Dream Logical World
Touhou Jitsuzaisou ~ Dream Logical World (東方実在相 ~ Dream Logical World, lit. "Eastern Aspects of Existence") is a Touhou Project fan game. The shoot-'em-up gameplay, in which you'll shoot down enemies and bosses while dodging complex attacks, will be familiar to fans of the series. In this adventure, though, you'll be able to harness the fluctuating nature of existence with reality-breaking Aspect Shifts in place of traditional bombs. 12 playable characters, arranged in teams of two, all have their own Aspect Shift with a unique gameplay-altering effect. To rack up high scores and survive to the end of the game, you'll need to master your chosen characters' Aspect Shifts and keep them active for as long as you can.
With five difficulty modes, Dream Logical World can be enjoyed by anyone from shoot-'em-up novices to expert players. The game offers several practice options to help you craft your strategies. And for those interested in lore, every team's separate scenario weaves together into a story with many mysteries and twists along the way.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the ambitious spell card design, character roster, story depth, and standout boss themes, with some highlighting the beautiful visuals and danmaku patterns. However, common complaints center on unfair "memorization-based" gameplay that requires knowing attack patterns in advance, unreliable bomb mechanics, and inconsistent artwork and music quality that doesn't quite fit the Touhou aesthetic, though the free price point and overall craftsmanship earn recommendations from experienced players.
[h1]Short Review[/h1] 東方実在相 ~ Dream Logical World is a genuinely well crafted fangame with some of the most ambitious spell card design I've seen in this scene, but "well made" and "fun" are not the same thing, and this game proves that hard. The character roster and story options are a blast to dig into, and the Stage 6 boss and EX boss themes are genuinely some of my favorite Touhou fangame arrangements, even if the rest of the soundtrack didn't leave much of an impression. But the actual moment to moment gameplay leans way too hard on a sort of "you just have to know what's coming" design, and the bombs straight up not saving you when you desperately need them to is the cherry on top. Mixed recommendation, but I say you should lean toward playing it if you're an experienced player who wants a real challenge. [h1]Full Review[/h1] I went into this one for a pretty specific reason. I had been listening to the Stage 6 and EX boss themes on loop for a while before I even touched the game, and eventually I figured I should actually play the thing the music came from. That alone got me in the door, and once I was in, I found a game that clearly had a ton of care poured into it…5 found this helpful
For a free Touhou fangame the patterns the gimmicks and playable characters with SIX in IN like teams which have very unique shots and own bombs that are now aspect shifts. overall the game is super well made for a fangame. But this game has a problem with its difficulty some patterns especially stages 4 5 and 6 with crazy gimmicky patterns
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quite a fun game despite the bad artwork and the music style that really isn't what i'd expect from a Touhou game, even if it's from a fan, i guess the story here compensates for that at least
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