Touhou: TwinRhythm
A downloadable game for Windows
Note-Hitting, Note-Dodging Rhythm Action!
On a cool summer night, something strange happens. Through a clerical error on behalf of the Dream World, Kaguya and Mamizou are somehow sharing the same dream! Looks like they’re going to make the most of it, though -- it’s a cosmic disco party, and they’re going to dance the night away!
Use the arrow keys to hit the button prompts in time to some seriously funky beats -- while simultaneously using the A and D keys to dodge those prompts as one of two playable characters! Build up a huge note combo and go for a high score!
Features:
-3 Remixes of Touhou Tracks to play through composed by WookyWok!
-Saveable High Scores to share with your friends!
-Beautiful Game-Art by DJThunderHeart!
Team Members:
Megapig9001 (Programming)
Wookywok (Composer): https://www.youtube.com/user/wookywok
DJThunderHeart (Artist): https://twitter.com/djthunder_heart?lang=en
IMPORTANT:
-Keep the Save File in the same directory as your game after it's created.
Controls:
Arrow Keys: Get Notes
W and A: Move the character left and right respectively
Mouse: Navigate the Menus
Q: Quit the Application at any time.
R: On the Hi-Score Screen, use the "R" key to reset high scores.
Touhou Project is owned by Team Shanghai Alice.
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Install instructions
-Please download the one that isn't labeled "Back-Up". If you run into song-syncing issues playing the regular version, then try downloading the "Back-Up" version.
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A surprising twist to bring in dodging the arrows in addition to hitting them. I really liked this blended gameplay. It forces the player to read ahead and understand the song chart rather than just react to the next imminent note. Playing on two axes really keeps you on your toes even with what might otherwise be simple song charts. Still, after getting the full combo on BankiForce I was hungry for something more challenging. Beyond the scope of this game, but one where the lanes didn't remain straight and the player had to dodge from multiple angles would be quite interesting.
Beyond the base gameplay, the lack of proper feedback on hitting notes is sorely missing in a rhythm game. On the other hand, this game has the single most important element for a rhythm game- an excellent soundtrack that kept me coming back for a better score. And to top it off, character profile writing hits exactly my kind of humor.
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