Gensou -Yumegokochi- Illusion -Dreamlike-
A new twist on territory-capturing gameplay, set in a world inspired by Japanese folklore and filled with traditional yōkai. Experience a unique blend of tension and excitement like never before.
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A modern tribute to classic 1980s arcade territory-capturing games,
featuring Japanese-style visuals and fresh new mechanics!
Dodge waves of enemy attacks, draw lines, and claim territory!
Simple to learn, yet deeply strategic—push your luck and raise the stakes!
Meet a diverse cast of beautifully illustrated 2D characters.
Immerse yourself in a world where allure meets irresistible charm!
Long ago, the Tohoku region was plagued by evil spirits.
The people united to seal the source of the evil deep underground, building a shrine above it.
Now, in the present day, the sealed leader has revived
and the six Tohoku prefectures once again face destruction.
As the head of the shrine, you must travel across the region
and free the yōkai who have fallen under corruption.
Use the money you collect in each stage to boost your HP and defense!
For tough enemies, prepare well and take them on again!
Turn the tide of battle with powerful abilities:
- Unrivaled Barrier – Protect yourself with a temporary shield
- Transcendence Mode – Move freely at high speed while invincible
Dramatic comebacks!
No power-ups. No time limit. The only thing you can rely on is your own skill.
Your abilities will be pushed to the absolute limit!
- 114 stages in total (including hidden ones).
After clearing the game, unlock:
- HELL Mode – Enemy attacks cannot be blocked
- Boss Rush – Face a relentless series of returning bosses
Perfect for players seeking a true challenge.
