Touhou Kimono Blast

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I want to like this, I really do, but I cannot recommend it in its current state. Each level takes forever to complete since you need to destroy every little pixel of clothing, and the screen auto-scrolls, so you can only actually attack the clothes like 10% of the time, and the rest is spent waiting for the clothes to scroll into view and fighting an endless horde of enemies, who are going to kill you way before you get there. The game also forces you to play on higher difficulties to actually unlock new content, which is always a pain.

Okay, this is the first review I've ever written. That's the problem with us gamers... oftentimes, we prefer to play games than write stuff. Writing stuff is work! EWW. If you've ever played or seen a Let's Play of the Deep Space Waifu series, you've already got a fairly good idea of what to expect with Touhou Kimono Blast. Even though the dev hasn't mentioned being inspired by it specifically. But that's really doing an injustice, as Kimono Blast takes the "strip-'em-up" concept, and runs so much faster and longer with it. Comparing the two is like comparing a rough draft of something, with the 7th generation model of it! I kid you not, this game is already doing so much as an Early Access game, you will not believe that it's being developed by one person. In terms of game mechanics, Kimono Blast brings over the following: - The "graze" counter, used by the official Touhou series of bullet-hell shooters as a score booster - The "P" gauge that increases your character's firepower as it counts up - Collecting spirit energy that drops from killed enemies, which is both a score increase and a means to raise the "P" gauge. - The movement slowdown button that allows for …

Touhou Kimono blast is actually a pretty good game, doesn’t have too many bugs, isn't all that too expensive and is fun to play. It isn’t the most difficult game there is, the highest difficulty is maybe a bit too easy, A harder difficulty would be nice. Even if the game doesn’t have that many bugs so is it still far from perfect, bullets randomly disappearing or going on their own adventure. Some indestructible cloth pieces (graphical error due to it disappearing later). The screen suddenly going 100 mph in a direction and because it doesn't move you, may it lead to you getting hit by a stationary bullet that did move with the screen. Or just the black fairy that for some reason can make some bullets completely invisible (can you atleast only make it partially invisible). She isn't a bug... just unbalanced. It also feels like safe mode isn’t safe enough, but hey, what did you expect from a game that originally is NSFW.

very enjoyable expierience all around, diffulty is pretty accurate. cirno is the strongest fairy -After beating the game on the hardest difficulty i can say that cirno is definetly the strongest character currently, for lower difficulties meiling or should i say orange is a much easier character with her increased health. - very good way to learn touhou games as the difficulty really is not hard - Only problem is that i wish i had more incentive to replay - Strangely lower difficultys tend to have longer boss fights as your projectiles get blocked, compared to higher difficulty where you do have to dodge more but you end up with a more fluid experience compared to lower difficulties Overall the gameplay is great, music is good though wish there was more tracks for each fight, wish there was more control over the cg scenes but thats a small complaint 9/10 Game highly recommend

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