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Taisei (as well as Touhou series) is a 2D vertically-scrolling danmaku (bullet hell) action game, placed in a fictional world of Gensokyo. The goal is to escape from hundreds of bullets. Touhou series originally began in late 1990s by a developer called ZUN for PC-98 and, later, for Windows computers. Development of Taisei (previously OpenTH) started in 2012. It is written in C, OpenGL and SDL, contains ~100k LoC, and supports Windows, Linux, Mac OS and Web.
What I like about this game is, that Taisei Project has soundtracks in the wild (by Tuck V). It also features fancy graphics (colour blending, shaders, character drawings). Not to mention, this game dives deep into the gameplay and realm, and is pretty hard in the beginning (as virtually all Touhou-ish games). Have fun!
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Another game with fucking Discord. But at least they also list email addresses.
I spent about an hour trying to get the fucktard wacko build system they use to work, all for the game to complain about rendering shit and not work
- from a friend.
This is where I realise that I really do only enjoy the doujin part of 2hu. Aya-chan gets an exception because Aya-chan. I still suck at her game ofc. The killer sell would be multiplayer; I’d be 200% down for it given that.
I spent about an hour trying to get the wacko build system they use to work, all for the game to complain about rendering and not work
- from a friend.
Not sure about that. As the release didn’t include deb, I compiled the game from source with meson and it was pretty straightforward, assuming all dev-dependencies are installed (was that an ancient version or did he compile from master?).
I couldn’t help with anything else, sorry.
Yeah IDK, it worked flawlessly for me from AUR. PKGBUILD go brrrrrrrrr
Neat! I’ve always wanted to try out Touhou games, but the prospect of downloading and patching crusty Windows binaries on my Linux machine has not enthralled me one bit. Gonna try out the web version once I get home.
