The role you play here is that of a priest at a temple. Temples can be found throughout the game world, and Japanese temples are called Jinja. Some of Japan’s most renowned temples took their design cues from it. Players take on the role of Jinja’s heroes. Take care of them and welcome those who wish to pray with you. The gameplay is a simulation of the daily life of a temple guard. Throw parties for them once a year to show them they are appreciated.

It will be your job to build and upkeep sacred places like temples. To prepare for construction, we dug the foundation and leveled the ground. Construct the outside and inside of the temple. The addition of scenery has a multiplicative effect on the room’s perceived size and coziness. As if at a church. When construction is complete, the temple will be open to visitors. For the sake of your prayers, everything is for your benefit. Your planning will determine the success of the temple event.

The scenery around the temple is something we may alter as well. Plant a forest of gigantic trees and shrubs to make the temple look alive. It’s possible that more flowers could be planted to liven up the area. The temple could have its own river or lake if you so like. These particulars are accurate. Forests are a common setting for temples. Vegetation in wooded areas tends to be plentiful. It’s necessary to ford the river at times. The developers relied solely on pixels to make the temple in PIXEL SHRINE – JINJA.

The temples in this game are very varied. In general, they look like little temples, and they are necessary for a wide variety of temple-related endeavors. We’ll put up the Torii gate as a memorial to the living and the dead in a beautiful location. We’ll light up the temple with lanterns as required. All those gates and other defensive structures aren’t there for show. A safer and more convenient route would be available to pilgrims.