This is a delightful, short-form Touhou Project fangame that perfectly captures a slice of life in Gensokyo. Built in just six days as a practice project using the Godot engine, the game focuses entirely on Yuuka Kazami's fiercely protective nature over her beloved Garden of the Sun. Players are given a singular, high-tension goal: hold the line for exactly three minutes and prevent a chaotic barrage of stray danmaku from shredding the vulnerable sunflowers below.

The gameplay loop is simple to pick up but requires sharp, priority management, restricting movement to a strict 2D horizontal axis. Shifting the combat entirely to the mouse, players use the left button to aim and shoot down incoming threats, while holding the right button deploys Yuuka's signature parasol as a defensive shield. When the screen inevitably fills with a dizzying wave of danmaku, squeezing both mouse buttons triggers a highly satisfying, screen-clearing special attack. This dual-button panic mechanic creates a compelling internal rhythm of desperate defense and explosive counter-attacks.

While the game heavily relies on open-source asset packs for its user interface and core combat sound effects, it finds its atmospheric footing thanks to an excellent, driving background track provided by SilentBird of Gensokyo. Visually, its basic custom-drawn sprites evoke the nostalgic charm of mid-2000s internet Flash games. Because it was a rapid development project, the difficulty scaling can get ridiculously high as the game progresses, or extra modes to incentivize multiple replays once you survive the timer. However, as a completely free, frictionless web browser experience, it stands as a respectable programming exercise that delivers three minutes of pure, protective fun.