Take control of Reimu alongside Yukari to fend off a youkai invasion in this 8-bit inspired falling block puzzle. Stack and manage falling Bakebake, Magic Books, Sunflower Fairies, and Yinyang orbs to prevent stacks from reaching the top. Match identical youkai to exterminate them, or trap them between gap halves for Yukari to banish and score bonus points. Deploy bombs to wipe the board clean when supernatural foes overwhelm you.
Pick from three modes-ReimuA for endless descent until overrun, ReimuB for board-clearing bonuses and resets, or Rumia with blacked-out blocks, no previews, and starting rows. Six Touhou tracks offer dual arrangements, including NES-style chiptunes, for selection in-game. Casual indie players who enjoy strategic block management and mode variety will find a solid challenge here.
Youkai are invading!
Take control of Reimu as she teams up with Yukari to handle the invasion! Manage stacks of falling Bakebake, Magic Books, Sunflower Fairies, and Yinyang orbs to keep the invasion from getting out of control in this 8-bit inspired falling block puzzle game.
Extermination
Match two youkai of the same type to exterminate them and clear room on the board for more. Or, sandwich youkai between the top and bottom halves of a gap so Yukari can send them all away and earn extra points in the process.
Use Bombs Wisely
Overwhelmed by supernatural beings? Just want to earn extra points? Use bombs to clear the board of all youkai at once and take the pressure off - for now!
Choose Your Path
Choose between three different play modes:
- ReimuA, in which the youkai fall endlessly until you're overwhelmed and a stack reaches the top of the board
- ReimuB, in which clearing the board earns you bonuses and resets the field
- Rumia, in which block faces are blacked out, you get no preview of upcoming blocks, and you start with rows of blocks on the board
Each mode has different advantages to play, so try them both!
Bustin' Tunes, Bustin' Youkai
Listen to six different Touhou tracks, each with two different arrangements (including NES-faithful chiptune arrangements) in the Music Room, and choose three of them as music presets for quick selection on the game setup screen.
