夏まつりのハナビィ Hanaby's Summer Festival Reviews

Hanafuda fun Life increase was annoying Where are speed run guides?

The first level is quite challenging with keyboard and no extra checkpoint, unlike earlier series. I can't read the Japanese well, but I like the overall idea well. (Love icon in vibrator) :3 Nice ecchi.

Excellent game. The OST and art in each level are both beautiful and combine to give them all their own distinct moods. The art in the previous Hanaby games was already excellent but I think it's even better in this game. Lots of new mechanics and improvements over the first two Hanaby games. Definitely prefer the expendable-fireworks system to the previous star system, it adds a bit more strategy/thought to what you're doing. Level design seemed more interesting and complex than previous Hanaby games. Difficulty seemed to be harder relative to Hanaby the Witch, partly due to the level/boss design and partly due to much less frequent health drops from defeated enemies. All in all a very enjoyable experience :) Looking forward to the English translation!

A fun, charming, wholesome little game with great art, great enviroments, great gameplay and stellar music. It elegantly fixes two of the biggest problems of the previous games by making fireworks consumable items, and by introducing infinitely procedurally generated levels via the Hanafuda challenge. I cannot wait for the dialogue to be translated to english, since it's been a big part of the charm of the franchise since the beginning.

putting the difficulties out of order is actually hilarious. really fun, and loved the bosses. the difficulty on your first time is going to be rough, but after the first play it became relatively simple. i do wish there was a hard difficulty for the boss fights after the ending, because the bosses did get really cool. the best of the series and has a relatively simple story but that doesnt detriment the fluid platforming this game has. the best parts about this game shine the most, with not too many flaws in its gameplay. really do love the bullet hell it throws at one point, and the actual strategy you have to make when choosing fireworks. gamestyle wise, it is easily comparable to the Kirby series and feels and looks very similar. I think the game could have benefited from more music tracks, although i am biased to the composer, i feel like it felt off playing a few of the levels with a calm song. Gameplay is fluid and great Story is Ok (i wasn't expecting much anyway) Music is by AAAA, i dont think that needs any elaboration and the art is friendly.

Cute platformer game, third part of the Hanaby games but doesnt have to be in order as it holds no connections to the others. Although one thing I wanna add, this game is harder than the other 2. You may wanna use your head in this one because its no walk in the park comparing the previous 2. Beautiful plot too.

amazing finale to the hanaby trilogy waow!! fun rework of the system AND a super duper stellar soundtrack by ああああ AND a surprisingly touching story!! 19/10 would burst into tears every single time i hear Longing Never Ends again!!!! i am so sad

I think this game is probably the best of the 3 Hanaby games. The updated mechanics make things interesting. The change to fireworks as disposable items works a lot better than I expected. Before playing I was a little worried, but after playing I think the system works very well. I also like how Hanaby can get extra jumps with certain fireworks. This game is harder than the previous two. I think part of that is more complicated level design, but also more difficult enemy placement. If you didn't bring enough fireworks, or didn't bring the right ones, you may have a hard time with some areas. The Hanafuda challenge is really fun, and a good way to earn extra money. You'll need the money for restocking your fireworks, as well as purchasing life upgrades. So, it's nice that there's a fun way to get the money you need. Also, I did not know anything about rules for Hanafuda before playing, but the game makes it pretty clear so it is easy to start picking up which cards are the best for making hands. (Some of the advice is from NPCs which at this time are not translated. The general rules for the Hanafuda Challenge and all card names are translated to English, though.) I have not yet completed the story, but I am enjoying it so far. At this time the story is only in Japanese, so you may want to wait until the English translation is finished if you can't read Japanese. Currently the UI and most tutorial text is translated to English, so I think there is probably enough to understand how to play the game, if you are not concerned about the story. I have not seen all of the stages yet, but the ones I have seen so far have great designs and nice visuals. Once again the music is great and fits each area. I am looking forward to seeing the rest of the stages. If you liked the previous Hanaby games, definitely pick this one up.