Decent rainbow shoot-em-up.

  So first I'll say as a Touhou player, there were a couple scary things in there...
Like, during the stage section there were these lines of orange-haired fairies that, instead of vanishing into the bottom, slide along the bottom edge and towards my character, which made me panic. Same for these yinyang balls right at the start, they pop into existence at the bottom of screen with no heads-up, and there goes my life on my blind playthrough, it hasn't been 5 seconds. In official Touhou games the enemies don't just linger at the bottom of the screen, and if there are enemies spawning in the bottom, they can be actually seen coming - so again, I was really spooked.
  The boss too has one scary thing, it's these amulet explosions in Spell 2. I don't know what's the deal with them but uh, panicc - they don't even have a hitbox but they were still very unexpected with no prior warning. Also in this same Spell 2, the actual explosions at bottom of screen - didn't not expect them, and why do these ones have a hitbox.

  There's also the "coloured circles" that say "you're invincible"/"you died". I think you really should have a proper graphic for that. Not only does it really not look pretty, it also entirely covers your character AND enemy bullets. I don't think having an eyepatch that covers up the area of your character is any good for a player who tries to reposition themselves.

Scary surprises aside, the bullet patterns in there are a decent challenge. Maybe the stage section was too distracting with all its colours and how fast it scrolls, it makes the enemy bullets slightly hard to discern. But the game does look colourful and pretty.

An interesting take on remilia lol, kinda fun to play, but somewat unbalanced into the bombs power, it could be better since the gameplay fits just right, I hope you can find more music tracks for it (Chimata's theme is AWESOME ngl), and some work on the sprites could make them look even better.

Sweet fast-paced bullet hell. Gave me strong arcade shmup vibes, which I enjoy despite being not very good at them, ahaha. I struggled somewhat even on Gentle Mode, but you get enough lives and bombs to get through -- though I agree with Luyuu regarding the latter.

The colors and general aesthetic is very pretty. I also liked the very unique wording for all the UI text. Finally, the patterns were quite beautiful!

This was a lot of fun! I played in Gentle Mode because im bad at Touhou and I thought it was a little bit too easy, not so much because of the bullet patterns and more because the default starting life and bomb values were too high. I would have liked to see more use of bullets from behind the player, but other than that I have no qualms with the gameplay.  I have a hard time differentiating between the background, point items, and bullets a lot of the time, and I'm not sure why P2 is so big compared to P1, but otherwise the visuals are awesome.

I'm not a bullet hell expert, so I can't judge well how well it is in terms of Bullet Hell games. As for my personal noob experience, it did feel too fast and chaotic, with color a bit too similar. Balancing is hard, so I feel you ;_; I love the colors by itself but in a context of a skill-based game like Bullet hell, it can cause lots of confusion (especially for noobs like me xD)

UI-wise, I feel like a chunk of the left screen is blank (maybe to evoke that DoDonPachi feels)? Maybe it was intentional, but it would be cool if that space can be used for something too. Like say the gameplay screen being bigger (like Touhou?)

I really like Chimata's MGS intercom(?) screen, and the beeps too! Also like how you use the Pride theme visual-wise instead of most entries going with more Story wise!

Played Arcade mode, and... yeah like what Aeon said, it's rather fast. I quite enjoy the speed, but many things (for example, the wave of bullets from the bottom of the screen at the start) feel kinda cheap. And yeah, the bullets can be a bit hard to see at times.

Awesome visuals and aesthetic. This one goes super far with the pride imagery, and I love it for that. Also, the patterns themselves are so pretty; I can see you really appreciate the beauty of danmaku.

I think the bombs are too powerful, or at least you get too many of them. Even in Arcade mode, they turn a huge challenge into something that's mostly skippable. Rinnousuke & Remilio's huge deathbomb window don't help matters. I ended up setting the lives to 999 and playing it bombless just to appreciate the patterns. Speaking of, I quite liked those patterns, especially Chimata's 2nd and 4th. Those were visually interesting and forced you to move in different ways and keep track of several different things. That said, I feel more could've been done to spice up the final pattern, as it's mostly just moving left and right in rhythm.

In short, 'twas beautifully extravagant... but extravagance is a double-edged sword.

i picked byakuren+miko and wowza what a shot. very bold. their own pride is shown in full force in the way the screen lights up the moment you press z. it uh. almost lights up to the point of it being hard to see where bullets are

i like the patterns and colouring of everything, but it feels fairly cramped and a bit fast. i'm no seihou  or traditional shmup player but i play unreal len'en and hard touhou so i am fairly confident in my ability to sightread, but i just had no hope here. stage was bam bam zoom shwoop and chimata was pew pew boingoingoingoing. these sound effects indicate danger to my lives so i ate like most of the patterns with bombs

i do like the continuity from the last game though with rinnosuke, and i liked what i saw of the boss patterns

i also notice sakura petals drop when you shoot chimata. it doesn't seem like we have pcb border here, so i'm not sure what's going on. are there bonus mechanics?

First off, game crashes when I press the restart option after a death. Other than that, it's difficult to see bullets and where you are with the various colors without turning background to 0%, problem exists more so on the stage leading up to the boss that the boss itself. Some of the bullet hell sections on arcade are a bit hard for me but that may just be my personal inexperience rather than anything about the game. The options provided with the customizeable extra lives and the background visibility are appreciated. Nice to see remilio returns.

Extremely gay, and I love the pan theming! No music though, and the replays don't work. The challenge was exactly on par with what I could handle.

Overall  4.5
Fun game (not biased because bullet hell lol).

Gameplay  4.5
Some patterns have some hiccups but overall solid. 
Stage is kinda nothing as it currently is.  
Minor gripe with how your character can fully hug the screen borders, I'm used to how official games have some margin so that your sprite is always mostly visible, just messes with muscle memory with bottomhugs.

Concept  4
It's a bullet hell, works perfectly fine but nothing revolutionary.

Visuals  5
Looks pretty.

Audio  3.75
Lack of music on stages, mixing and instrumentation on the boss theme could use some work.
The item pickup sound effect kinda got annoying for me.

Story / Writing  3
Not really much story (which yeah it was rushed at the end during crunch so it is understandable).

Challenge  4
It's enjoyably challenging, I do wish there was a harder difficulty than Arcade but it'll do.
The second attack sometimes is mega hard and sometimes mega easy which is a bit annoying.
Final attack rage phase kinda feels bullshit but that's kinda fun in it's own way.
Full attack review in appendix.

Theme Relevance  3
Same as the Story / Writing category, lack of any dialogue kinda makes it not have much of that.  Not completely lacking in the theming though.

Appendix:  Attack Reviews
Attacks were seen on Arcade

Attack 1
It uh sure is an attack.  Its either really hard if you're on the left and really easy if you're on the right.

Attack 2
The attack I had the most issue with.  The butterfly walls are pretty funky, sometimes you get really easy RNG and barely have to dodge them and other times they overlap in crazy ways.  If it was just consistently crazy I'd have been fine with it tbh.  Also it seems that the wave variation is dependent on the previous wave so if the first wave was crazy then so will the second wave most of the time.

Attack 3
This one is very fun, the RNG can be funky here too but in an exiting way, the funny walls make you do some macro dodges which are very fun to pull off.

Attack 4
Kinda similar to Attack 3 and Attack 5 but this one I feel is a bit weaker.  Overall being asked to move around a lot is fun.

Attack 5
Kinda very easy until the rage phase.  First 2 stages are just tapping left-right over and over again.
Phase 1 -> Phase 2 transition has a bit of a hitch that can catch you off guard if you're asleep, not sure if that's a good or a bad thing.
Phase 3 is nice, sort of reminds me of Hourai Jewel.
Phase 4 is lol, but I sort of like it being a bit bullshit.  Looks like hell to do as Rinnosuke/Remilia team.