Delicious Fruit
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by Xplayerlol
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by DerpyHoovesIWBTG
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by Xplayerlol
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by DerpyHoovesIWBTG
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by DerpyHoovesIWBTG
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by Sudnep
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by Abilienkov3
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by Xplayerlol
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28 Reviews:
DerpyHoovesIWBTG
If you left out the buffed Game & Watch and Kid boss, then it would have been a pretty decent game.
[4] Likes
Rating: 4.7 47
Difficulty: 64 64
Feb 6, 2019
just_another_Guy
The buffed version of Mr game and watch was too RNG dependent for me, but the rest was OK.
[3] Likes
Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 76 76
Sep 17, 2015
Xplayerlol
Rating includes extra.
Interesting little game. Cute visuals, and a not-so-bad level design (Quite repetitive at some points, but not bad). The death sound is a bit less annoying than the standart one, and the bosses are interesting. It'd be really great...If the secrets just didn't exist.
Each of the first three stages have a secret, and all of them are just ridiculous on their own way. Stage 1 and Stage 2's secrets are unreasonably hard compared to everything else in the game up to this point. And they're exactly as repetitive as everything else in the game, which makes things even worse. Stage 3's secret isn't even that hard, but finding it is just stupid.
Your reward for getting these secrets is unlocking the last stage, a black-and-white needle stage with a fair share of traps and triggers. There's no music, and the level design is just...Well, it hardly gets better than corners and gate corners scattered everywhere. With traps. This stage is far longer than the other stages in the game, and there are three bosses, instead of just one. Two of them are just buffed versions of bosses you've already fought, but they're buffed to absurd levels. The last one is a simplistic avoidance with few attacks and tons of RNG, but it's still the most fair boss in the stage.
It's one of those fangames ruined by its extra content. If you're playing it just for fun, I highly recommend ignoring the secrets and stopping after beating Stage 3.
[3] Likes
Interesting little game. Cute visuals, and a not-so-bad level design (Quite repetitive at some points, but not bad). The death sound is a bit less annoying than the standart one, and the bosses are interesting. It'd be really great...If the secrets just didn't exist.
Each of the first three stages have a secret, and all of them are just ridiculous on their own way. Stage 1 and Stage 2's secrets are unreasonably hard compared to everything else in the game up to this point. And they're exactly as repetitive as everything else in the game, which makes things even worse. Stage 3's secret isn't even that hard, but finding it is just stupid.
Your reward for getting these secrets is unlocking the last stage, a black-and-white needle stage with a fair share of traps and triggers. There's no music, and the level design is just...Well, it hardly gets better than corners and gate corners scattered everywhere. With traps. This stage is far longer than the other stages in the game, and there are three bosses, instead of just one. Two of them are just buffed versions of bosses you've already fought, but they're buffed to absurd levels. The last one is a simplistic avoidance with few attacks and tons of RNG, but it's still the most fair boss in the stage.
It's one of those fangames ruined by its extra content. If you're playing it just for fun, I highly recommend ignoring the secrets and stopping after beating Stage 3.
Rating: 5.0 50
Difficulty: 75 75
Jun 11, 2015
rodrigoale789
Gimmick:2
Level Desing:8.5
Fun:0.5
Calification:3.6
[2] Likes
Level Desing:8.5
Fun:0.5
Calification:3.6
Rating: 3.6 36
Difficulty: 50 50
Mar 6, 2016
xva
rating based on hard + all secrets
a few important things to know about this game before I begin the actual review:
- the first 3 stages all have secrets that are all difficult to figure out and are substantially harder than the platforming found within the stage (with the exception of the top stage's secret)
- the last stage does not have secrets
- there is no extra, the game ends at the credits
- the iframes on all bosses refresh if they don't run out, so don't mash
now, onto the review:
very good game, certainly a classic. despite it's age, it clearly shows that people were still capable of making fun and intuitive trap gameplay more than a decade ago. a lot of people speak about the bosses in this game kinda sucking and being RNG-dependant or "luck-based". I entirely disagree with this, there's maybe only one boss that's somewhat luck-based in the whole entire game and that's the buffed Mr. Game & Watch boss. everything else can be done pretty regularly without much difficulty if you're somewhat skilled and have half-decent reaction time.
while on the topic of bosses, there are few and far between. most notable is the Death boss, which functions kinda like a 4-key rhythm game of some sort. "functions" is a generous word because the cherries are choreographed poorly and you'll end up pressing the wrong key and dying half the time. I'm pretty sure it's RNG as well, it's slightly different every time. fortunately, what makes this not really a rhythm game is that a) it's not synced to the music at all; and b) you can move around and dodge the cherries that are coming at you. I recommend alternating between your movement keys and pressing the DFJK keys at the same time. doing these inputs in bursts of 2-3 (or even 4) every time you see four unique colors anywhere in your peripheral vision for a long enough period is eventually going to lead to clearing this boss. it's an endurance fight, you don't have to clear up all the cherries, as I'm pretty sure it's just a certain amount of time that needs to pass in order for the clear condition to be met. the rest of the bosses range from alright to pretty fun. the buffed kid boss is notably difficult but, as I said earlier: not unfair. final boss/avoidance is fun, but not anywhere near difficult enough for where it's at in the game. the lovetrap pattern in it is laughably easy but still satisfying to execute. idk, I like how these patterns look, especially with all the colors and whatnot
platforming is great and of decent length too. the creator never seems like he's running out of ideas and manages to make unique and fun trap gameplay all throughout. there is some raw needle too, it isn't all pure trap gameplay. most notable is the top stage, as it has the most fun design and the most traps. the traps aren't bullshit unreactable unpredictable instagibs, but are usually traps that make you somewhat entertained since you didn't expect them. final stage, only accessible by obtaining all secrets, is made substantially harder with the addition of playing on hard instead of medium. there are multiple instances of shorter and much more difficult precision-based saves that get lumped together with longer consistency saves, forming insane chokejumps like the falling sphincter in one of the early screens. the setup I found for this is a bit of a nightmare and includes a falling frame-perfect 1f. however, this is likely not the only setup and realistically wasn't that hard to pull off since the needle before it is quite simple
overall great classic adventure game, highly recommended!
[0] Likes
a few important things to know about this game before I begin the actual review:
- the first 3 stages all have secrets that are all difficult to figure out and are substantially harder than the platforming found within the stage (with the exception of the top stage's secret)
- the last stage does not have secrets
- there is no extra, the game ends at the credits
- the iframes on all bosses refresh if they don't run out, so don't mash
now, onto the review:
very good game, certainly a classic. despite it's age, it clearly shows that people were still capable of making fun and intuitive trap gameplay more than a decade ago. a lot of people speak about the bosses in this game kinda sucking and being RNG-dependant or "luck-based". I entirely disagree with this, there's maybe only one boss that's somewhat luck-based in the whole entire game and that's the buffed Mr. Game & Watch boss. everything else can be done pretty regularly without much difficulty if you're somewhat skilled and have half-decent reaction time.
while on the topic of bosses, there are few and far between. most notable is the Death boss, which functions kinda like a 4-key rhythm game of some sort. "functions" is a generous word because the cherries are choreographed poorly and you'll end up pressing the wrong key and dying half the time. I'm pretty sure it's RNG as well, it's slightly different every time. fortunately, what makes this not really a rhythm game is that a) it's not synced to the music at all; and b) you can move around and dodge the cherries that are coming at you. I recommend alternating between your movement keys and pressing the DFJK keys at the same time. doing these inputs in bursts of 2-3 (or even 4) every time you see four unique colors anywhere in your peripheral vision for a long enough period is eventually going to lead to clearing this boss. it's an endurance fight, you don't have to clear up all the cherries, as I'm pretty sure it's just a certain amount of time that needs to pass in order for the clear condition to be met. the rest of the bosses range from alright to pretty fun. the buffed kid boss is notably difficult but, as I said earlier: not unfair. final boss/avoidance is fun, but not anywhere near difficult enough for where it's at in the game. the lovetrap pattern in it is laughably easy but still satisfying to execute. idk, I like how these patterns look, especially with all the colors and whatnot
platforming is great and of decent length too. the creator never seems like he's running out of ideas and manages to make unique and fun trap gameplay all throughout. there is some raw needle too, it isn't all pure trap gameplay. most notable is the top stage, as it has the most fun design and the most traps. the traps aren't bullshit unreactable unpredictable instagibs, but are usually traps that make you somewhat entertained since you didn't expect them. final stage, only accessible by obtaining all secrets, is made substantially harder with the addition of playing on hard instead of medium. there are multiple instances of shorter and much more difficult precision-based saves that get lumped together with longer consistency saves, forming insane chokejumps like the falling sphincter in one of the early screens. the setup I found for this is a bit of a nightmare and includes a falling frame-perfect 1f. however, this is likely not the only setup and realistically wasn't that hard to pull off since the needle before it is quite simple
overall great classic adventure game, highly recommended!
Rating: 8.4 84
Difficulty: 66 66
Nov 19, 2024