Delicious Fruit
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
18 Reviews:
shign
Very fun old-school adventure game featuring a lot of content, with some brown tiles stages and some stages with way more production value like a lot of old adventure games do. The only thing that annoyed me is the buffed red apple boss in the boss rush, but one good idea of the game is to let you choose if you wanna have 1 or 2 hp for each boss making it way less annoying, and same for the second half of the game since the it becomes way harder from the boss rush. Special mention for the final avoidance for being by far one of the best I have played, with many interesting and fair attacks, being not too long and having a banger music.
Would highly recommend, especially if you like the charm of old-school adventure games.
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Would highly recommend, especially if you like the charm of old-school adventure games.
Rating: 8.8 88
Difficulty: 60 60
Dec 5, 2020
exteriorbot
It hurt my feelings when I saw that the maker of this game referred to it as "low quality" in the readme (though maybe something got lost over Google Translate). I think they should maybe stop being so hard on themselves. This game has very fun platforming and amazingly designed bosses throughout, anyone who enjoys more minimalistic adventure games should definitely try this one!
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Rating: 8.1 81
Difficulty: 56 56
May 4, 2021
Wolsk
This game starts out pretty fun with some nice traps and easy saves, but then it reaches a boss rush where it suddenly gets way harder. 3/4 of the bosses have annoyingly long i-frames and tons of difficult attacks, and the 4th one is a fun avoidance that feels very easy in comparison to the other bosses. All the stuff following the boss rush is enjoyable and has nice production value, though.
If you can push through the grindy boss rush, this game is definitely worth playing.
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If you can push through the grindy boss rush, this game is definitely worth playing.
Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 61 61
Aug 14, 2018
Flockiv
As a popular English idiom says, "Don't judge a book by its cover." Normal Space is a game that can be related to it. In fact, from an outside view, the game doesn't have the most appealing look: with bland cherry bosses, generic guy rock needle, and the low gravity gimmick, which is one of the most overused gimmicks in fangames, the lack of production value doesn't encourage people to want to play this fangame.
However, where the game surpasses others of the same kind is in its bosses. They might seem quite simple and without any charm, but each boss has many different phases that either buff the attacks or switch to totally different ones. Moreover, the Miku avoidance is executed pretty well and uses the gravity gimmick in a way I'd love to see more often in fangame bosses. After beating the first four bosses and their stages, which, while being guy rock stages, use interesting traps that are actually enjoyable, you will encounter the boss rush. This basically consists of refighting all the previous bosses but buffed. I personally think the boss rush is the game's highlight and was really fun to fight these bosses again but with a different design. The red cherry is, in my opinion, the most original one, providing a set of attacks that will require you to adapt to them and come up with neat strats in order to survive.
If you didn't like the needle segments so far, which I can understand since they are overall quite basic, then you might appreciate the game's late needle way more. The production value in the final stage is remarkable, and it provides a set of unseen jumps that don't necessarily feel awful. After beating the last two needle stages, you will face the final boss: an epic avoidance that doesn't have a lot of original attacks but is overall very enjoyable. I honestly think it is a great conclusion for the game, even though it's quite simple.
PS: My rating is very inflated by the fact I didn't use the extra HP for the bosses.
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However, where the game surpasses others of the same kind is in its bosses. They might seem quite simple and without any charm, but each boss has many different phases that either buff the attacks or switch to totally different ones. Moreover, the Miku avoidance is executed pretty well and uses the gravity gimmick in a way I'd love to see more often in fangame bosses. After beating the first four bosses and their stages, which, while being guy rock stages, use interesting traps that are actually enjoyable, you will encounter the boss rush. This basically consists of refighting all the previous bosses but buffed. I personally think the boss rush is the game's highlight and was really fun to fight these bosses again but with a different design. The red cherry is, in my opinion, the most original one, providing a set of attacks that will require you to adapt to them and come up with neat strats in order to survive.
If you didn't like the needle segments so far, which I can understand since they are overall quite basic, then you might appreciate the game's late needle way more. The production value in the final stage is remarkable, and it provides a set of unseen jumps that don't necessarily feel awful. After beating the last two needle stages, you will face the final boss: an epic avoidance that doesn't have a lot of original attacks but is overall very enjoyable. I honestly think it is a great conclusion for the game, even though it's quite simple.
PS: My rating is very inflated by the fact I didn't use the extra HP for the bosses.
Rating: 7.4 74
Difficulty: 64 64
Aug 29, 2023