Buy 亭上满月映西枝~The Forever Moon PC

Experience the poignant farewell at Eientei in this indie RPG adventure re-creating Touhou Project elements. Rain falls over the bamboo forest as you sort relics and reflect on Gensokyo's upheavals, from shrine changes to warnings from the Moon's Capital and Kaguya's permanent departure. Eirin's budding pharmaceutical efforts halt, leaving gates open to wanderers in the deserted grounds. This puzzle-visual novel blends action controls across four linear chapters, with collection elements leading to a single ending in about one and a half hours. Players navigate the story's emotional weight through interactive sequences. It suits fans of concise, narrative-driven RPGs open to out-of-character moments and girl's love themes.

Declaration:

This is a re-creation of Touhou Project.
This work may have diffrent setting of the original work. It may content OOC and Girl's love. Players who are uncomfortable with this should take note.

Plot:

I closed the door and got ready to leave Eientei with nobody.
The sky was drizzling with rain, and the air in the bamboo forest was faintly cold in the spring.
I brought the sorted relics, looked at this familiar and unfamiliar place, I had a lot on my mind.
From the terms changing of the Miko of Hakurei shrine, to the last warning of the Moon's Capital, I saw Kaguya and the other went back to moon.
There's been a lot of big things going on lately in Gensokyo.
I never thought before that there really was a day when Kaguya would disappear from my sight forever.
But now, it's literally happening right in front of my eyes.
The pharmaceutical industry, which Eirin had just established a short time ago, had just taken a slight turn for the better, and then it came to a standstill forever.
The gates would be left unlocked, perhaps giving shelter to passing monsters or humans lost in the bamboo forest.
This place, it probably won't be long before it's deserted.

Game mode:

The game mode is a puzzle + visual novel with action control, with four chapters, no branches, with collection and a single ending, and a maximum of one and a half hours to get through.