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Our fearless heroines use urban legends suiting their combat style and harness its power.
They are harmless if people aren’t afraid of them though. Urban legends are little stories only backed up by rumours to drive people into fear. I will be reviewing the demo version which was released on Comiket 87. It is a fighting game that uses the same aerial battle mechanics from Touhou 13.5 ~ Hopeless Masquerade, but with new characters, plot and random nonsense. Touhou 14.5 Shinhiroku ~ Urban Legend in Limbo is the latest installment in the Touhou Project series.
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