I'm told to tell you to add prebird.txt

My Touhou skills must have rusted since my last play of Touhou years ago but yeah don't think I'm clearing this one lol

One thing for sure the musics are awesome... no surprises I guess considering who made them

Decided to give this one a try even though I knew I wouldn't get far. I'm terrible at platformers and can't handle bullet hells at all, and this is both... the first enemy took me four continues. I scummed my way forward a bit but gave up after my eyes started hurting.

I think this might be the most refined Tengoku yet. It's a gaiden game, but it feels more polished mechanically and better presented than Tengoku 3 from the parts I played. It's definitely an established series at this point, with the same style and a lot of consistent details. Just a little improved every time.

The only thing I felt was a flaw was that the tutorial level really rushes along; as soon as you try what it's telling you to do, even if it was by accident, it moves onward.

well, I died a bajillion times... good thing there is no score at the end or probably would have gotten the worst. 

Graphics - pretty nice

Audio/ Music - chill

Gameplay -  felt that some of the patterns repeated, but I suck at this stuff so does it matter?

Story -  a bit disjointed, who this? who that? Who dead? References flew over my head.

Overall: good entry into the series I guess

I like the music and dialogue. Game was a bit too hard for me though, and I ended up having to use all the continues to clear it. Skill issue I guess  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Downloaded version has missing dialogue files and invisible enemies btw

Had a lot of fun with this one (Probably because I love Bullet Hell), The sprite work of the characters were cute and the music worked really well at complementing the gameplay style. An option to walk slower would have helped a lot though, I ended up dying a lot with the Final Boss but overall it was a great game. 

Played the Browser ver.

Always nice to play another Tengoku game!

I think this is a great looking game. The sprites are cute, the FX all look good, and the portraits during the cut-scenes are expressive and fun.

One thing that really stood out was the music! I think the OST on this is one of the best in the Tengoku series.

Gameplay-wise, it reminded me of Tengoku 1.5. I've said it before, but I'm pretty bad a bullet hell games. I made LIBERAL use of the continue option. That said, I did feel like the controls were a little too fast and sensitive to carefully squeeze into safe areas amid bullet storms. Is there a button to slow down? Or is the browser version set to run-only? (I see the run button doesn't work in browser according to the game page) 

I also encountered a small bug... I tried a second play after beating the game, and noticed my continue count didn't reset.

Overall, I had fun playing this even if it was too hard for me to do a "clean" playthrough. I always appreciate that continue button! Great work, and another quality entry in the series.