Cross Wire Hearts is an oriental doujin game that is deeply loved by players. It not only attracts attention for its unique game mechanism and exquisite design, but also is highly praised by players for its rich plot and art style.

Features advantages

Rich levels: The game has multiple levels with increasing difficulty, and each level has a unique puzzle design and storyline.

Exquisite graphics: The game adopts an exquisite hand-painted style with bright colors, which brings visual enjoyment to players.

Story development: As levels are unlocked, the storyline of the game gradually unfolds, allowing players to enjoy the fun of the story while solving puzzles.

Custom settings: The game supports customized difficulty and sound effect settings to meet the needs of different players.

Game Design and Mechanics

Similar to puzzle games: Cross Wire Hearts has the style of Japanese 2D puzzle games, providing a good gaming experience for players who love challenges and thinking.

Interface Design: Although the traditional prop bar of RPG Maker is adopted, the game shows its uniqueness and high quality through completely hand-painted scenes and character portraits, as well as original music.

Visual and Auditory Art

Art Style: The main visual art of the game comes from the Indonesian artist shii. His 5-headed figure design, specially drawn scenes, and mysterious and peaceful game music have greatly enhanced the appeal of the game.

Music and Sound Effects: The music of the game is not only exquisite, but also complements the dim scenes and overall atmosphere of the game, allowing players to get a better sense of immersion during the game.

Characters and Interactions

Character Setting: The game sets up multiple playable characters and NPCs, each with its own background story and characteristics, such as Maribel Hearn and Renko Usami, who are all characters in the Touhou Project, providing players with rich interaction and exploration space.

Dialogue: The daily dialogues in the game are full of fun and neta (stalks), reflecting the scriptwriter's deep understanding of the Secret Sealing Club (a sub-series of the Touhou Project)