A native homebrew port of ZUN's 2003 bullet hell danmaku classic Touhou 7: Perfect Cherry Blossom for the Nintendo Switch (Horizon OS).
Built on the some100/th07 decompilation (reallyportable branch), this port runs the game through SDL3 on an OpenGL ES 3 context over Nouveau/Mesa, talks to the console's audio hardware directly via libnx AUDOUT, and paces itself to a locked 60 FPS on Horizon — no Linux, Box64 or Wine involved.
Companion to the Touhou 6 Switch port, with matching controls.
├── th07.nro # Nintendo Switch homebrew executable
├── th07.dat # Main game archive
├── thbgm.dat # Background music archive
└── msgothic.ttc # Japanese font (ships with the Windows release)
The loader also accepts sd:/th07/, sd:/touhou7/, sd:/touhou 7/, sd:/switch/touhou7/, sd:/games/th07/, sd:/roms/th07/ in any capitalisation — or simply the folder the NRO was launched from.
Built on the some100/th07 decompilation (reallyportable branch), this port runs the game through SDL3 on an OpenGL ES 3 context over Nouveau/Mesa, talks to the console's audio hardware directly via libnx AUDOUT, and paces itself to a locked 60 FPS on Horizon — no Linux, Box64 or Wine involved.
Companion to the Touhou 6 Switch port, with matching controls.
Installation Guide
Disclaimer: In compliance with ZUN's guidelines and copyright law, this repository contains ONLY the homebrew engine code. No game assets are distributed. You must legally own a copy of Touhou 7: Perfect Cherry Blossom v1.00b.
1. SD Card File Structure
- Ensure your Nintendo Switch is running custom firmware (Atmosphère CFW).
- Download the latest th07.nro from the Releases tab (or build from source).
- Create a folder named sd:/switch/th07/ and copy the following into it:
├── th07.nro # Nintendo Switch homebrew executable
├── th07.dat # Main game archive
├── thbgm.dat # Background music archive
└── msgothic.ttc # Japanese font (ships with the Windows release)
The loader also accepts sd:/th07/, sd:/touhou7/, sd:/touhou 7/, sd:/switch/touhou7/, sd:/games/th07/, sd:/roms/th07/ in any capitalisation — or simply the folder the NRO was launched from.
