UnknownX plans to support the game post-release with free and paid DLC packs that add more Mitama Cards, songs, and stories.

At least there's a live preview on the global/song options screen! ...But the preview is a lot smaller than the actual gameplay screen, so it's not terribly useful for gauging whether something is too fast or too slow.

Priced at $26, it may not be the cheapest option, but with its extensive playtime featuring over 160 songs and promising free DLC, it's a worthwhile investment for anyone looking for an immersive music experience. While casual players interested in rhythm games should definitely give it a try, it's not a top priority. As for Touhou fans, this is undoubtedly a must-buy.

A rhythm game in which players can play popular arrangements of Touhou Project songs. A rebuild of "Touhou Danmaku Kagura" as a stand-alone version with a completely new storyline.

However, players are not left defenseless, as they have access to abilities that can enhance their performance and counter enemy tactics. Customizing your team layout with skills such as Mitama Cards, which grant various skills and attributes, is a key feature. Additionally, an equipped hero boasts passive skills that offer advantages, like increasing scores after achieving a certain number of combos or providing forgiveness for mistimed notes. The latter ability, found in the first Mitama Card players receive, is particularly recommended for newcomers looking to ease into the game.

The introduction of the free mode is a game-changer, granting players access to a plethora of unlocked or downloaded songs from the campaign. Just be sure to get ready for endless hours of rhythmic enjoyment as you fine-tune your skills and groove to your favorite tunes.

In addition to my previous criticisms of the story, there are further issues worth addressing. Many characters are introduced without proper context, leaving players puzzled about their significance to the plot.

What's sorely lacking in the story mode is the visual and auditory elements that could truly enhance the plot. This absence greatly hinders my enjoyment of the narrative, alongside Touhou Danmaku Kagura Phantasia Lost its peculiar writing style.

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The Kagura Stage falls into the traditional rhythm game formula, where notes approach from the top of the screen and you must time your button presses as they pass down where you perform a streak of unmissed notes to extend your combo and perfect all the songs.

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“We will bring as many of the songs and Mitama Cards as we can to the Steam version, along with unreleased ones and brand-new content. Please wishlist the game on Steam, and keep an eye out for further ways you can support the project.”

- No way to preview/test your sync offset aside from manually playing, and you don't really get any units of measurement to work with like frames or milliseconds, just "number feel good" vs "number feel bad".