Recent reviews by horrorship

I'm not going to be another broken record that's going to repeat what's been said thousands of times in the reviews.
All I can say is:

10/10, It's my favorite game to play when I am exercising on my stationary bike.

I've bought another copy because:
1. It's on sale.
2. I'm running out of inventory space.
3. As a reason to publicly post my thank you to Pablo and Ares from service support who managed to give me my old 19 years old guild wars account back.

Pretty fun TD game, sucks that the leaderboards are filled with cheaters.

Game is good and all but... where is my rideable Plesioth?

Way faster than it's predecessor in terms of gameplay. Also shorter, with less filler missions and with less rehashed monsters but that being said, they should have included more of the psions.

Ein! Stay away from my daughter!

I like the early access so far. My biggest complaint about most Metroidvania games is that you could always farm levels if you fell into an impass or sometimes you would inadvertly level up so high that you would "road roller" through the boss fights. In this game (so far), you won't get much from leveling and thus, you have to solely rely on your skills.

And the gem system is an interesting feature, sell your gems for money; or keep your gems for the bonus they give.

Gensou Yonbai Ken 2 is a simple yet unique SRPG. It uses a system of lives as well as a "spiritual meter" instead of any type of MP that allows you use spellcards and has over 20 characters of the "Touhou Project" franchise each with their own unique type of stats and spellcards.

Despite being fully in Japanese, this game is playable. With that being said, however, some key elements might be missed during a blind playthrough like Marisa's ability to steal(盗む) which is valuable mainly during fights against enemies holding items as well as Komachi's "Yesterday's Money"(宵越しの銭) which spends money in order to deal a decent amount of damage to enemies. A full understanding of the statuses and abilities available as well as some of the recruitable characters might also be missed during a blind playthrough.

Difficulty wise, this game starts easy and doesn't require that much grinding until you hit a difficulty spike near the end of the game where grinding might actually be necessary or at least make things easier.

Final verdict: Very good, but not as good as Genshi Ankokuden; my favorite game from this circle.
Would definitely reccommend.