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Touhou: Double Dealing Character

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Touhou: Double Dealing Character is the fourteenth main entry in the Touhou Project series of bullet hell shooters, developed by Team Shanghai Alice and released in 2013. The game's narrative centers on tsukumogami—everyday tools and objects that have come to life—causing chaos. Players choose from three returning protagonists: Reimu Hakurei, Marisa Kirisame, and Sakuya Izayoi, each equipped with unique firing patterns and special abilities. It features the series' signature complex bullet patterns and requires players to navigate dense projectile formations while defeating bosses.

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Who are the main antagonists in Touhou: Double Dealing Character?

The main antagonists in Touhou: Double Dealing Character are tsukumogami, which are everyday tools and objects that have mysteriously come to life. This plot drives the fourteenth main entry in the Touhou Project series, forcing the protagonists to investigate the chaotic incident.

Who developed and released Touhou: Double Dealing Character?

Touhou: Double Dealing Character was developed and published by Team Shanghai Alice. It was officially released in 2013 as a bullet hell shoot 'em up for Microsoft Windows.

Which characters are playable in Touhou: Double Dealing Character?

Players can choose to play as series staples Reimu Hakurei and Marisa Kirisame, who are both equipped with unique firing patterns. You can also select different shot types for each character, which alters their basic attacks and bombs.

What unique mechanics does Touhou: Double Dealing Character introduce?

The game introduces a unique mechanic where players can choose whether to automatically collect items or trigger a bomb by moving above a certain line on the screen. Additionally, players can opt to use their character's special abilities instead of consuming bombs, adding a layer of risk and reward to the bullet hell gameplay.

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