Fight to the end! Once a card is played, don't stop. Push the Combo higher, break the damage limit, and blast through anything in your way! Touhou Bansho Cards is a roguelike deckbuilder. Collect cards, explore the Bansho Card Corridor, defeat Echoes, rescue Gensokyo's girls, uncover the truth.
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insanely interesting concept, too bad its littered with AI art and translations. insanely disappointing frankly. EDIT: I feel like I should clarify because I didn't expect people to ragebait themselves over a review. I knew about the AI disclosure before I bought the game because I did genuinely want to like it, and I did! The combat and mechanics were fun and interesting, very reminiscent of vampire crawlers but ABSOLUTELY unique enough to stand on its own in comparison. As much as I wanted to enjoy it though, that just made it all the more frustrating when I saw screen after screen of obviously AI art and especially translations. I still wish the developer luck on their future projects and really REALLY hope that someday this game (and/or their future games) would make enough money to hire a real artist or at least replace the assets in a simple, easier artstyle without the need fo
music is good, gameplay seems good, everything esle just pisses me off. the fact that there are so many different artstyles, the way the menu moves when i hover over mouse, the ui is atrocious and inconsistent, the fact that enemies keep on constatly spazzing up and down. its one of those games were you already know what you can expect if you continue going. who cares if it uses ai if the endproduct is good thats a win in my book but with this one it feels completly cold and devoided of warmth. nah im gonna go play some lost branch legends instead
I just randomly stumbled across this game and it looked interesting. Now that I have played the finished product, I can say that it is quite a fun game. The combo system is great. I also enjoy the depth of the mechanics. It is one of those games that is easy to pick up, but requires time to master. I had my suspicions about the artwork being AI generated before I even read the disclosure from the dev. The honesty right off the bat is appreciated. I can also see some formatting errors in the form of words with long spaces in them (ex: can' t). Other than that, the game is solid, looking forward to playing the rest of it!
A server I'm in posted this game link and called it AI slop, so I've decided to try it out! The plan was to spend 5 hours on it, but it turns out this game is better played in short bursts of a couple hours, so here's what I've got! First things first, for anyone reading this, the game 100% uses Ai-generated images for enemies and the CGs, so if this is a dealbreaker for you, then that's alright. Firstly, I really like the gameplay. The gameplay is very satisfying to me, and despite it seeming complex, it's really as simple as "play matching card types" + "Link is a godly keyword". The combo system is very required, so make sure you understand it! So far, it seems to be a roguelite, a pretty comfy gameplay style for me. I am indeed 2 1/2 hours into the game, so I haven't yet seen any unfair difficulty spikes. Unfortunately, there are a good few little nitpicks that I've got with the g
A card battler with interesting mechanics, extreme powerscaling for number fanatics. Art by a robot with human intervention, with good, albeit machine/made, music grabbing your attention. TL;DR: The game has exterme powerscaling, where you hideously overpower your enemies, failure to do so will get you destroyed. Game has AI art (unsure about music). I found the music, narrative and general game design (which has no unfair cheap shots) well done, with everything feeling like it is in player's hands, 99% of the time. If you are not a fan of either, feel free to skip this game, you will not like it. This was my first and last game with full on AI generated visuals and music and, although I did have fun, I will be avoiding similar endeavors entirely in the future Thank you, developer Eskinot and team, for such an amazing experience. I am writing this review after fully completing the gam
Great game; fun concept, enjoyable card battler. So far cleared the dungeon (card corridor) twice, and it unlocked more ppl to talk to as well as each completion (so far) increased the difficulty of the next dungeon. I wish I could recommend it, but alas: AI art, didn't notice it in the demo, and by the time I was sure of it in-game: 2.8 hours, would refund it if I could but that boat has sailed. *(check Edit) Edit: I got a refund. I hope this game will either have a sequel or an update that replaces Ai stuff with human art. Will complete it, since I can't refund it and I'm having fun whenever I don't actively see the artwork that actively makes me suspicious. *(check Edit)
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