Touhou Yukkuri Mountain for PC (Final version)

Create your very own “”Yukkuri Mountain””! Touhou Project characters are here in their “Yukkuri” forms! Stack up the “Yukkuri” and create your very own “Yukkuri Mountain”! Throw, Merge, and Grow!: Just drop the “Yukkuri” into the bowl! When two of the same kind touch, they transform into a larger Yukkuri! Don’t Let Them Fall!: It’s Game Over if the Yukkuri overflow from the bowl… Aim for the High Score!: Growing them large and triggering consecutive merges (Chains) will skyrocket your score! Reimu and Marisa chat away with game-style commentary based on your play! Their lively banter and reactions make every match even more exciting in Touhou Yukkuri Mountain.

30 Different Yukkuri!: Play the game, earn points, and head to the shop to unlock new Yukkuri. Customize the Evolution Order!: You can swap the order of evolution! Set your favorite character as the largest size and create your very own “Yukkuri Mountain”! Multiplayer: Supports local matches for up to 4 players! Enjoy a heart-pounding stacking battle together! Rankings: Compete with players worldwide for the top score and prove you’re the ultimate Yukkuri master!

This is a little more than just a reskin of the Fruit Mountain and Hololive Treasure Mountain games, though. It feels like a rebalance, and it will take some time to get used to for sure. Though that’s a good thing. It’s a chill little puzzle game. You toss bouncy heads into a bowl in Touhou Yukkuri Mountain. Merging the same heads into the next level up. Sounds simple, but space is at a premium, and these little bastards like to bounce. It’s not incredibly deep gameplay by any measure, but it’s addictive and relaxing.

As for downsides, though, you can unlock everything in the shop in under 2 hours. All the achievements are set to the character as the biggest head, and then make it, so once you get one, then it’s just a matter of time until you 100% the game. It definitely could use more characters as an update, much like Hololive Treasure Mountain did for a while after release. The commentators speak in text to speak Japanese, but there are no subtitles. So it’s not as enjoyable as the yapping in Hololive’s version.