Touhou SouzinengiV -The Genius of Sappheiros-

陣形+アクセサリー3枠による、自由度の高さが魅力。 でも、レベルデザイン放棄してるとしか思えないボス戦はうんち。強力なメタ行動あるのはいいが、それが確立で使ってくる様になるって、どう気づけと？アイテムなぞ使ってんじゃねえ！ぐらい、分かりやすくないときつい。 オススメできるのは、調べるのに抵抗がないか、画面共有等でワイワイやりたい人向けなのかな。 　ファイナルクエストクリア後追記 ボス前等の、休憩所に到達するだけで達成感が味わえたのは久々だった。ただ、ストーリーが適当なテンプレの繰り返しが多いのもあって、かなりダレやすい。隠しみたいになってる陣形・合成レシピはうんち。撃破数レシピは諦めた。総撃破4,507だよ。 クリアまでやっても、そこまで感想は変わらないかな？一人だと何処かで詰まりやすくなっているので、ソロゲーなのにソロ向けじゃない。後半にインフレが進んでくると問題に感じたのは、補助役と装備のインフレが進み過ぎて、パーティー分割が成り立っておらず、使い捨てが最適解になっていきそうなバランスに感じた。

A charming but really throughout RPG, worthy of the Touhou and old school RPGs.

A Touhou game with mechanics of Romancing Saga [without random skill learning on battle] Story is very linear, and as expected from Reimu in every Touhou game: Beat them first, ask them later. My only regret is the game does not use specific character's theme on encounter. no Remilia theme for Remilia fight and i felt empty already. fortunately, the game fixed my disappointment by its gameplay.

ダンジョンは面倒くさい割にマップが表示されないし アイテムが大量にあるのに倉庫機能すらないし でもやりたくなる不思議なゲーム

Pretty good so far, it feels like an old school JRPG.

The most mechanically deep JRPG I have ever played. There are 12+ characters, and each one can be specialised further with their skill trees, weapon choice, skill choice, as well as equipment. In addition to that, the party is represented in a formation for further additional bonuses or penalties. Everyone has their own experience points and the game expects you to juggle the party members depending on the situation, so it's likely that everyone's levels don't align. However experience is greatly boosted if low level, 10x if the level difference is great. Since the freedom of customisation is so high, you can make some pretty bonkers team setups. Turn the land into a sea of fire while your party all regenerates from fire. Or perhaps a party so evasive that healing becomes unnecessary. Or perhaps a party that deals out encounter-ending debuffs like petrify or instant death and maybe a bit of incredibly lethal poison debuffs. Indeed, such debuffs are occasionally even very effective on [b]bosses[/b]. Random encounters however bite back quite seriously. The monsters are highly dangerous at times, maybe a bit referential (hello mind flayers from Final Fantasy I), you might want to throw everything at a monster your first time meeting so you can earn their bestiary entry and look up their strengths and weaknesses. The good news is that you don't need to heal up after every encounter, you're always considered to be at full health outside of combat. There is a dungeon-based attrition system in the form of mana, bombs (resource for your powerful moves) and lives (how many times you can drop to 0 hp per character). The story is very minimal, there's an incident in Gensokyo, Reimu fixes the problem by attacking anyone suspicious. Usually in the form of short cutscenes at the start of a dungeon, midpoint, and the boss encounter. The characters are quite charming and the spritework is very cute. It does feature some new original characters that are not from pre-existing Touhou works. (They are also charming and cute in my opinion) Maybe I haven't played enough JRPGs, maybe there are other similar masterpieces out there, but until I find them, I'll be comparing every JRPG to this game.

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