Touhou: Don't Spill It!

This game is a fan-made derivative work of Touhou Project (Team Shanghai Alice). It is not an official Team Shanghai Alice product.

Touhou: Don't Spill It! is a physics game for one or two players about carrying a big jar full of water, by its handles, all the way to the end of the path. Reimu and Marisa each hold one side. Play solo and you steady both hands yourself.

Steady hands, sloshing water

Raise and lower each side of the jar to keep it level. Stop too fast and the water surges over the rim. Tilt it on a slope and it pours out. Knock it against a lantern and the jar cracks - knock it once too often and it breaks.
Walk, slow down to a careful step, or run while your stamina lasts. Whatever water is still in the jar at the finish is your score.

Solo, side by side, or online

• Solo - carry the jar alone, both handles in your hands.
  
• Local co-op - two players on one screen, sharing a keyboard or with gamepads.
  
• Online co-op - host a room and invite a friend through Steam.

Every course can be finished solo. Solo and co-op use the same paths and keep separate records.

Five journeys through Gensokyo

• The Shrine Path - a road crossing, a pond bridge, low steps, a narrow lantern path and an obstacle garden, then the stairs up to the shrine.
  
• Misty Lake - slippery ice, a ferry across the water, a narrow reed bank and a wind hill where Daiyousei's fan sends gusts across the path.
  
• Youkai Mountain - a long wet climb, a swaying rope bridge, waterfall spray and a kappa lift to the shrine on the summit.
  
• The Myouren Pilgrimage - about one kilometre and seven stages in one run: the village outskirts, the Bamboo Forest of the Lost, Misty Lake, mountain bridges, waterfall spray, a wind ridge and the temple stairs. Top up at springs, restart from rest stops, and take it on at the fixed Ordeal difficulty.
  
• The Scarlet Mansion Garden - hedge lanes in the wind, swinging pendulums, wet marble, terrace steps and fountains on the way to the mansion, with Meiling keeping an eye on the gate.

Gensokyo gets in the way

Cirno and Daiyousei dash across the road. A family of ducks waddles past. The three fairies are waiting by the lanterns to play a prank if you hurry. A frog hops onto the jar, a crow swoops in, mushrooms bounce you over the water, and a two-tailed cat naps on the bridge. Every hazard is announced before it arrives - read the signs and you can keep every drop.

Every drop counts

• Ranks from C to S for every run, with a section-by-section breakdown of where the water went.
  
• Easy, Normal and Hard difficulty, plus the Ordeal for the pilgrimage.
  
• Records for every course, mode and difficulty, and a personal-best ghost to race.
  
• Practice lessons for lifting, settling the water, ice, wind and wet rock.
  
• Reverse, night and weather variants of the courses, and 24 star challenges such as a heavy jar or a hurry-up run.
  
• Today's Run and This Month's Run: everyone carries the same seeded course, with Steam leaderboards that reset every month.
  
• Jar patterns, outfit colours and accessories to unlock, and Youmu and Sakuya to carry as.
  
• A hidden treasure on each of the first three courses and 30 achievements.

Features

• 1-2 players: solo, local co-op on one screen, or online co-op via Steam
  
• Water that sloshes, surges and spills, and a jar that cracks
  
• Five courses, from a few-minute shrine walk to a 1 km pilgrimage
  
• Touhou characters in a cute toon-and-voxel Gensokyo
  
• Emotes to cheer on (or apologise to) your partner
  
• Fully remappable keyboard and gamepad controls, camera speed and motion settings, low/medium/high graphics
  
• Original music and sound effects (no arrangements of ZUN's music)
  
• English and Korean

Anonymous play data

To improve the courses and their difficulty, the game sends anonymous play data to Google Firebase (Cloud Firestore, Seoul region). What is sent: where and why runs fail on each course and section, run results (time, score, water left), how often menus are used, the game version and Steam beta branch name, some settings (language, resolution, graphics quality), some hardware details (OS, GPU name, CPU core count, memory size), and an ID made at random for each installation. What is not sent: your Steam name, Steam ID or friends list, PC name, Windows user name, chat, or location. You can turn it off at any time in Settings › "Send anonymous play data"; data not yet sent is then deleted. The data is used only to improve the game, is never sold or shared, and is kept for up to 180 days. Google's servers may process your IP address while the data is sent, but it is not stored with the play data. To have your data deleted, email support with your installation ID (only the installId value in telemetry/auth.v1.json in the game's data folder).