Game profile · Hanabi Fuusen
Take Me To The Dungeon!!
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About the game
A dungeon adventure combining deckbuilding and roguelike progression with visual-novel elements. Our connected sessions worked, though the movement felt generic and the early adult scenes were spaced apart, initially around dungeon bosses.
Creator/store description & tag source ↗Official destinations
Where to get it
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What works with what
Device connectivity
Lovense integration documented. Named device rows describe our own use; a creator's wider support claim is not a test of every model. Device links below lead to our reviews or the manufacturer.
A question mark means that route is unconfirmed, not that a connection failed. Confirmed support applies to the named device results below.
Official support claim: Lovense documents phone Remote Game Mode/LAN and a Windows PC Remote/USB adapter route. Our named device results below come from Steam sessions using the phone-plus-Lovense path; exact build and scene mapping were not logged. Lovense setup guide ↗
| Device | Result | What we observed |
|---|---|---|
| Lovense Max 2Max 2 at Lovense · affiliate ↗ | ● Worked | Game-driven movement worked in our phone-plus-Lovense session. Response felt generic rather than tightly choreographed; intensity and stop behavior need a closer check. |
| Lovense Solace ProRead device review ↗Solace Pro at Lovense · affiliate ↗ | ● Worked | Game-driven movement worked in our phone-plus-Lovense session. Response felt generic rather than tightly choreographed; intensity and stop behavior need a closer check. |
| Lovense Gush 2Read device review ↗Gush 2 Motion at Lovense · affiliate ↗Our tests used the original Gush 2; the current Motion model adds an untested sensor. | ● Worked | Game-driven movement worked in our phone-plus-Lovense session. Response felt generic rather than tightly choreographed; intensity and stop behavior need a closer check. |
- Connection path
- Game → phone Lovense Remote Game Mode/LAN → toy, or game → Windows PC Remote with Lovense USB Bluetooth adapter and External Control → toy.
- Listed platform
- Windows (Steam platform listing) ↗Store listing, not a cross-platform sync test.
- Tested build
- Steam Windows build used firsthand; exact version not recorded
- Details checked
- 2026-10-14
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