Uploaded January 2012 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
Area four is less physically demanding than the danmkau shenanigans of area three, but in exchange I get to deal with numerous puzzles and one of the worst gimmicks a platforming game can utilize. Overall, it's probably the weakest area in the game in terms of design due to several issues we discuss during the video. But things pick up from here. If you do find yourself not having fun with this section, then I highly suggest giving yourself a break - chances are you need it.
あさくら！Ｐ (Asakura! P) is an extraordinarily difficult but extremely enjoyable platformer released by doujin circle そみそ (Somiso) in September of 2011. More info can be found here: somiso.pv.land.to/assacrip.html
An English patch for the game, created by Moogy and the help of others, can be found here: tlwiki.tsukuru.info/index.php?title=Asakura_P
Here is a step by step guide to purchasing the game to help out those who don't understand Japanese: youtube.com/watch?v=MOgh0nm56PY
Area four is less physically demanding than the danmkau shenanigans of area three, but in exchange I get to deal with numerous puzzles and one of the worst gimmicks a platforming game can utilize. Overall, it's probably the weakest area in the game in terms of design due to several issues we discuss during the video. But things pick up from here. If you do find yourself not having fun with this section, then I highly suggest giving yourself a break - chances are you need it.
あさくら！Ｐ (Asakura! P) is an extraordinarily difficult but extremely enjoyable platformer released by doujin circle そみそ (Somiso) in September of 2011. More info can be found here: somiso.pv.land.to/assacrip.html
An English patch for the game, created by Moogy and the help of others, can be found here: tlwiki.tsukuru.info/index.php?title=Asakura_P
Here is a step by step guide to purchasing the game to help out those who don't understand Japanese: youtube.com/watch?v=MOgh0nm56PY
