Synopsis
※Character sprites are unified for each job class.
This is the first front-view battle system in MV!
A signature front-view combat style for our circle, but this is the first time implementing it in MV!
※This is a derivative work based on Touhou. Please note that settings, character speech patterns, and other details may differ from the original.
◆Story
After restoring peace, the Rei○ venture into a mysterious continent that suddenly appeared, intending to sightsee. What awaits them is a conflict between the Staru Church, which worships crystals, and the Jamiba Church, which aims for destruction. Additionally, the Rei○ encounter Yama, whom they thought they had already defeated. What is happening?
Without understanding the situation, they become entangled in the conflict.
※This is a sequel to Touhou Battle Quest.
◆Magic Stone System
Obtain the power of spirits sealed within crystals. By equipping magic stones, you can learn special skills.
◆Easy Mode
New equipment added to Easy Mode! State Brooch also improved! More playable than ever! Furthermore, starting this installment, an incredibly powerful ally appears late-game exclusively in Easy Mode! They demonstrate strength beyond dimensions!
◆EX II
Clearing the EX dungeon after completing the main game now unlocks EX II. Enjoy battles that transcend time and space.
Editorial Review
Touhou Battle Quest 2 positions itself as a straightforward dungeon-crawler RPG that leverages the Touhou Project’s recognizable cast to drive a conventional fantasy narrative. It slots into the well-established niche of fan-made Touhou games that prioritize accessible gameplay over canonical fidelity, competing in a landscape where mechanical simplicity and character familiarity often matter more than narrative originality.
What distinguishes this sequel is its declared implementation of a front-view battle system in RPG Maker MV—a technical choice the developer emphasizes as signature to their circle and notably absent from previous MV titles in their portfolio. The magic stone system introducing equipment-based skill acquisition represents a mild mechanical twist, though such resource-gating of abilities is now standard practice across indie RPGs. The addition of new early-game equipment for Easy Mode signals developer responsiveness to accessibility feedback, a thoughtful inclusion that broadens the potential playerbase beyond hardcore dungeon-crawlers.
The narrative setup—a post-victory exploration that stumbles into inter-religious conflict while resurrecting a supposedly defeated antagonist—reads as workmanlike plotting. There’s no indication the story subverts its premise, though the developers’ willingness to diverge from Touhou canon (explicitly noted in the synopsis) at least suggests creative ownership rather than slavish adaptation.
Unified character sprites per job class is presented matter-of-factly, which likely reflects budget constraints rather than artistic vision, though it does reduce visual clutter during combat.
This is fundamentally for Touhou enthusiasts seeking low-friction turn-based gameplay in familiar territory, not for players seeking mechanical innovation or narrative depth. If you’ve cleared the first Battle Quest and want more of the same with marginal systems refinement and a new continent to traverse, this delivers exactly that straightforward proposition.
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