Delicious Fruit
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by DerpyHoovesIWBTG
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by DerpyHoovesIWBTG
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by ElCochran90
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by ElCochran90
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by ElCochran90
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by DerpyHoovesIWBTG
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by Xplayerlol
14 Reviews:
ElCochran90
Rating includes Crazy Mode. Difficulty rating includes Normal Mode.
Gustav at least acknowledges that he's garbage at platforming and does not make big platforming stages between each boss. The story is as stupid as the original NES classic Castlevania II: Simon's Quest, but the payoff is sensational. The platforming segments are so small that their absolute lack of quality almost doesn't seem to matter (it still does, mind you). So, the experience consists in fighting boss after boss. The two best boss fights of the previous underrated (but still garbage) game are recycled... and for good measure! They are utterly sensational. The last fight does something better than the very Boshy did: having the full version of Agnus Dei. With exceptional boss concepts, except for the second boss (which was meh) and the fifth boss which was remarkably easy (this seems to be an in-game joke for what really is the final boss), as a boss rush the concept works splendidly. Unfortunately you have to be interrupted by cancerous platforming segments, but not difficulty-wise, but garbage-wise. For the record, Gustav Counterfelt is one of the coolest bosses in fangame history.
Also, there is a Crazy mode for the game, and you should consider an 80 difficulty from me for that. It just happens not only that you can play as Gustav, but also that it shows the true final boss of the game, and it is a monstrous spectacle! It is like the true story told from Gustav's perspective fighting his own demons in a fantastically epic fashion.
So, to sum up, a significant improvement from the first fangame, cancer platforming, an idiotic story, mostly wonderful bosses, a breathtaking final fight and golden extra content. Still tons to improve, but at least it improved a ton from the original.
[3] Likes
Gustav at least acknowledges that he's garbage at platforming and does not make big platforming stages between each boss. The story is as stupid as the original NES classic Castlevania II: Simon's Quest, but the payoff is sensational. The platforming segments are so small that their absolute lack of quality almost doesn't seem to matter (it still does, mind you). So, the experience consists in fighting boss after boss. The two best boss fights of the previous underrated (but still garbage) game are recycled... and for good measure! They are utterly sensational. The last fight does something better than the very Boshy did: having the full version of Agnus Dei. With exceptional boss concepts, except for the second boss (which was meh) and the fifth boss which was remarkably easy (this seems to be an in-game joke for what really is the final boss), as a boss rush the concept works splendidly. Unfortunately you have to be interrupted by cancerous platforming segments, but not difficulty-wise, but garbage-wise. For the record, Gustav Counterfelt is one of the coolest bosses in fangame history.
Also, there is a Crazy mode for the game, and you should consider an 80 difficulty from me for that. It just happens not only that you can play as Gustav, but also that it shows the true final boss of the game, and it is a monstrous spectacle! It is like the true story told from Gustav's perspective fighting his own demons in a fantastically epic fashion.
So, to sum up, a significant improvement from the first fangame, cancer platforming, an idiotic story, mostly wonderful bosses, a breathtaking final fight and golden extra content. Still tons to improve, but at least it improved a ton from the original.
Rating: 5.6 56
Difficulty: 55 55
Dec 7, 2019
dzareg
great game, the stages are "hidden platforming talent, keep it hidden" but the bosses are very fun and well made, some of them do take some time to fully learn though
[2] Likes
Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 50 50
Dec 19, 2023
NightShark115
Rating doesn't include crazy mode.
Much better than the first game in the series, it's still far from perfect (for example bosses still being a bit too learny) but overall a massive improvement over the original.
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Much better than the first game in the series, it's still far from perfect (for example bosses still being a bit too learny) but overall a massive improvement over the original.
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 55 55
Jul 17, 2020
sonicdv
A huge improvement over the original! The platforming is still awful, but nowhere near as stupid as in the first game. The bosses in this game are pretty neat and fun to play, and while some of the bosses still have stupid traps at the end of them, they are only in bosses that are easy to beat, and since all the bosses were fun, I didn't mind replaying the ones with traps. Would recommend if platforming isn't important to you and you want to fight a lot of cool bosses
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Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 50 50
Dec 7, 2019