Very solid bullet hell game! I'm very bad at Touhou-likes, so I don't know if I can give too much of an informed opinion, but the bullet patterns were very well designed and scary! I really liked the element of only having a brief flight window where you can do damage, though I wish the character automatically faced the enemy. I also never saw a good time to shoot upwards. I noticed there was a graze mechanic, and I'm curious what it was accomplishing because I couldn't tell. The writing and art was very cute as well! Great work!

TBH, i have rated this game after playing it once. but then i played it several more to figure out what to write.  first thing first. It's a solid completed game with good graphic, music, character designs and game mechanic.  It's impressive for a one-month game jam. Also it's agressively trying to include as many themes as possible. Theme Interpretation is definitely max.

I do get some small problems during gaming. i sometimes can't decide to shoot from ground or fly and shoot from side. also when characters fly, it seems it can't change shooting direction between left and right. maybe it should just auto face the enemy? And it's probably better if the invincible time after hit can be longer, or it triggers a bomb. I sometimes get frustrated and continuously lose hp. or maybe it's just me not good at bullet hell game. (glad there is infinite continue)

And then here is a thing i am considering. I can tell this game get inspired from Touhou, to the point there is quite some direct copied elements, like the effect of spell cards. If it's some necessary game mechanic, then i understand. But for visual, i guess it's better to be more original, or copy ideas from another source. (fun fact: when i was developing the first Song of Morus game, i had a nervious feeling that it's heading to Touhou-like, so i was purposedly trying to make difference. )

I'm glad you put in infinite continues; no way in hell I would have been able to complete this otherwise lol.

This was a pretty good boss rush entry. I think the main thing I found myself wishing for was like a diagonal shot like Samus or something because most battles kind of devolved into me sitting under them trying to dodge very short-run-up projectiles while holding down fire. Trying to jump and hover and fire accurately while dodging bullets was just too much especially when my flight time would run out and I'd drop into a hail of shots. Also I would often find myself running away from bullets into flight, but then couldn't turn around mid-air.

It's difficult to assess gameplaywise for me, since I don't think I'm very good at these, but would probably rank it as a bit too difficult. Some of those shot patterns are absolutely insane to try and keep track of for me.

I enjoyed the various characters and their art, but I think it was a bit difficult to keep track of everybody and even to tell what was going on. I liked that the cutscene engine managed to have slide-ins and emotes though - I didn't manage to program that into mine! What engine was this made in?

I'm slightly confused as to how Angelica and Gabriella relate; is Gabriella the subject of a book Angelica was reading? I was expecting this to be in the intro to the game but no explanation was given. Maybe it's later in the game, I didn't get that far.

I died at the first (tutorial?) boss. Unfortunately I can't play bullet hells to save my life.

I did notice some possible glitches. Sometimes I couldn't aim while in the air and sometimes it did seem to work, not sure what's going there. Some hits also seemed to pass through me.

Nonetheless in general this seems to be a really nice and polished entry. The art is fantastic, the music and sound works great with it, movement is responsive and mechanics seem to be well polished.

Very fun. The characters look good and the battles are enjoyable. I really liked the patterns and trying to figure the way out, and even if it's hard, the "continue" option avoided getting too frustrated.

One complaint I have is how Angelica move, I feel she is too fast, and that makes it hard to adjust movement to dodge some of the more precise patterns. The flight was also kinda hard to use, and it using it at the same time as dodging and attacking was a bit overwhelming.

But yeah, overall I really loved that game.