Delicious Fruit
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by Xplayerlol
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by Xplayerlol
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by Xplayerlol
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by WrathofAnubis
9 Reviews:
Xplayerlol
The game is split into two paths. Once you clear both, the boss (An avoidance) will be unlocked.
The red path is quite easy-ish. It starts with easy jumps, and its difficulty slowly curves up. The last three screens are single-jump segments, with some needle classics.
The blue path is harder. It starts just a bit easier than where red left it, and the difficulty curves up again for a while, taking a big leap at the last screens, including a troll save, confusing segments and plenty of precise jumps.
The avoidance is fun. With a good music and good visuals, it features quite a few tight attacks. It has a lot of pattern, with just a bit of RNG, but the pattern will keep you constantly on your toes, because the attacks aren't easy to avoid. Almost no predicting is required. There's an infinite jumping attack at the end, which I liked a lot.
The visuals and the musics are quite good. The difficulty curve is quite flawed at some points, but it's no big deal. Would recommend.
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The red path is quite easy-ish. It starts with easy jumps, and its difficulty slowly curves up. The last three screens are single-jump segments, with some needle classics.
The blue path is harder. It starts just a bit easier than where red left it, and the difficulty curves up again for a while, taking a big leap at the last screens, including a troll save, confusing segments and plenty of precise jumps.
The avoidance is fun. With a good music and good visuals, it features quite a few tight attacks. It has a lot of pattern, with just a bit of RNG, but the pattern will keep you constantly on your toes, because the attacks aren't easy to avoid. Almost no predicting is required. There's an infinite jumping attack at the end, which I liked a lot.
The visuals and the musics are quite good. The difficulty curve is quite flawed at some points, but it's no big deal. Would recommend.
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 53 53
Apr 25, 2015