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Touhou Shinpiroku: Urban Legend in Limbo.
PlayStation 4 · Released December 8, 2016 · Developed by Team Shanghai Alice · Published by Phoenixx Inc.
Single playerMultiplayerSplit screen
FightingIndieActionFantasy
Summary
An expanded port of Touhou 14.5 for PlayStation 4 that adds Reisen Udongein Inaba as a new character, a new stage taking place in Eientei, new modes, new remixed songs, and resolution support up to 1080p.
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Game Modes
Single player · Multiplayer · Split screen
Perspective
Side view
Themes
Action · Fantasy
Developer
Team Shanghai Alice
Also known as
AliasULiLAcronym
AliasTH14.5Acronym
AliasTouhou 14.5Alternative title
AliasTouhou Shinpiroku ~ Urban Legend in Limbo.Stylized title
Alias東方深秘録Abbreviation
Japan東方深秘録 ~ Urban Legend in Limbo.Japanese title - stylized
Release history (1 entries)
| Date | Platform | Region |
|---|---|---|
| Dec 8, 2016 | PlayStation 4 | — |
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Storyline
Strange rumors are circulating in the Human Village.
"A dog with a human's face was rummaging in the compost pile."
"Somebody saw an old woman selling humans' feet."
These pointless rumors have exploded, and driven the children into fear. Unlike the youkai whose natural purpose is to attack humans, these rumors are both unsettling and impossible to discern the truth underneath. Since there were no real victims, the adults have come to think of them as merely children's silly talks.
Of course, the girls are not afraid. They know these to be the outside world's "urban legends" (made-up stories).
Urban legends have an interesting property. As the circulating rumors change, the anomalies will change correspondingly.
Reimu and company have assumed the rumors that fit them, and treat the anomalies as their playthings. As long as one can control the rumors without being afraid, the manifested anomalies can be rendered harmless. More than that, they can be turned into powers of one's own. The girls thought of controlling the urban legends by themselves as a necessary measure for keeping people from harm.
This had indeed been true. Until one night...

