Koumajou Remilia Ⅱ: Stranger's Requiem cover

Koumajou Remilia Ⅱ: Stranger's Requiem

Critic score1 critic
First release
Dec 30, 2010
Developer
Frontier Aja
Publisher
Frontier Aja
Genres
Indie, Adventure, Platform, Arcade · Action, Fantasy

The sequel to Koumajou Densetsu: Scarlet Symphony. A Touhou game with Castlevania-esque elements, featuring a new main chracter, new game mechanics and more.

Also known as Legend of Scarlet Devil Castle II: Stranger's Requiem, Koumajou Densetsu II: Stranger's Requiem, 紅魔城伝説2, 紅魔城伝説II
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Storyline
Some time after the events of the first game, Sakuya Izayoi returns from an errand for Remilia Scarlet involving a book, only to find the mansion empty. It isn't long before Yukari Yakumo appears and gives Sakuya a clue about where Remilia is and vanishes soon after. She sets out to look into Yukari's clue along the ruins of the castle long since destroyed, only to find it rebuilt. At its gate, she finds Hong Meiling tied up and gagged. As she figures out what Meiling is saying, Alice Margatroid comes flying down, at which point Sakuya assumes she did it. They fight and afterwards, Alice reminds Sakuya to untie Meiling, who reveals that she was kidnapped from the garden... while napping. Alice has an alibi of seeing her shopping earlier and reveals she's here due to strange energy she sensed. Sakuya then takes Meiling with on her quest.Read more

Some time after the events of the first game, Sakuya Izayoi returns from an errand for Remilia Scarlet involving a book, only to find the mansion empty. It isn't long before Yukari Yakumo appears and gives Sakuya a clue about where Remilia is and vanishes soon after. She sets out to look into Yukari's clue along the ruins of the castle long since destroyed, only to find it rebuilt. At its gate, she finds Hong Meiling tied up and gagged. As she figures out what Meiling is saying, Alice Margatroid comes flying down, at which point Sakuya assumes she did it. They fight and afterwards, Alice reminds Sakuya to untie Meiling, who reveals that she was kidnapped from the garden... while napping. Alice has an alibi of seeing her shopping earlier and reveals she's here due to strange energy she sensed. Sakuya then takes Meiling with on her quest.

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Dec 30, 2010
Nintendo Switch
Dec 14, 2023
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Side view
Where to buy
Keywords
zombies, ghosts, anime, monsters, retro
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Critic Score
72

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