Touhou ~ Dreams of a Sunflower
Touhou meets Dark Souls. A 3D bullet hell soulslike fangame about exploring dreams and tending to flowers.
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Yuuka Kazami wanders into the dreams of Gensokyo residents past, present, and future and causes trouble.
A fanwork of Touhou Project, and remake/expansion of/sequel to the 2020 Touhou Pride Game Jam 2 game Dream of a Sunflower.
"All flowers wilt and die; it's up to the gardener to make sure they bloom first, don't you think?"
A fanwork of Touhou Project, and remake/expansion of/sequel to the 2020 Touhou Pride Game Jam 2 game Dream of a Sunflower.
- 3D Bullet Hell Combat
Face off against the relentless but beautiful danmaku barrages of Touhou characters, translated to 3D. Pummel their sources with parasol and familiars, redirect bullets with well-timed parries, or fire off a few spellcards of your own to capture victory.- Gardening-Based Character Growth System
Plant flowers anywhere and water them to strengthen Yuuka's attributes. As each season of a Dream passes, they may die; but perhaps this way, they can be raised again stronger...- Delve Into Dreams
Each world Yuuka explores arises from the slumber of a fellow Gensokyo inhabitant. As the barrier outside decays, these increasingly turn to memory and fantasy."All flowers wilt and die; it's up to the gardener to make sure they bloom first, don't you think?"
