Touhou Daiundousai

About

Touhou Daiundousai is a chaotic racing and fighting game built around the Touhou Project's cast. Players choose from a roster of shrine maidens, youkais, and oddities to compete in over-the-top events like obstacle races, sumo matches, and relay dashes. Combat blends slapstick brawling with quick-time inputs and environmental hazards. The single-player mode follows a loose story about rivalries and festival antics while multiplayer lets friends clash in local or online matches. The game’s biggest draw is its absurd energy. Characters hurl puns, trigger exaggerated animations, and interact with the environment in goofy ways. While the mechanics feel rough around the edges, fans of the series praise the roster depth and faithful art style. Community ratings on GG.developers hover around 7.4 out of 10. It’s a frenetic, campy affair that leans hard into its niche roots.

Storyline

It was autumn. Suddenly, a "Sports Day" was held at Hakurei Shrine. The event attracted many participants, and after a fierce and heated battle between humans and youkais, the event ended with Reimu Hakurei and her friends as the winners. Sanae, who had been defeated by the Hakurei priestesses in spite of her bullish comments before the event, decided to take her own chance to make up for the loss. The "Festival," a lively ritual involving the gods. The time is spring. The winds of "Sports Festival," not "Sports Day," are blowing.