Delicious Fruit
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by Desticler
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by fruityberry
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by GaspacoZanis
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by fruityberry
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by fruityberry
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by qingyu
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by nihonzin
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by fruityberry
20 Reviews:
Gaborro
Not understanding anything in the game and understanding everything in the game are both absolutely positive experiences.
In a world where people are worried about making the best "soul read" or most genius trap, you start realizing that many of the games in the trap genre aren't really that genius anymore. Every action you take is just a 50/50, and this made me start disliking the word "genius" a bit whenever it was used.
Domiki doesn't have any genius killer movements or soul reads, you can summarize all of his traps as flying spike instagibs if you want. He instead focuses on a theme that he finds absolutely funny and goes off with it throughout the whole game. Every trap is simple yet they all are a different joke or reference, while also having screens where the reference isn't even a trap but a platforming gimmick.
You can have as many smart traps as you want, but even that can get stale as a joke, unless you also start adding your own personality, with sound effects, sprites and songs that let you tell a story that best describes what has made you laugh through life.
He doesn't only do this with the platforming, but with the bosses as well, which adds to the genius of his simplicity.
The entire game is so funny to me that the absolute bullshit parts in it feel non-existent, and to me, that is something I would like to make someone feel after making a trap game, because in the end, making at least one person laugh through some tough times is already a big accomplishment.
[16] Likes
In a world where people are worried about making the best "soul read" or most genius trap, you start realizing that many of the games in the trap genre aren't really that genius anymore. Every action you take is just a 50/50, and this made me start disliking the word "genius" a bit whenever it was used.
Domiki doesn't have any genius killer movements or soul reads, you can summarize all of his traps as flying spike instagibs if you want. He instead focuses on a theme that he finds absolutely funny and goes off with it throughout the whole game. Every trap is simple yet they all are a different joke or reference, while also having screens where the reference isn't even a trap but a platforming gimmick.
You can have as many smart traps as you want, but even that can get stale as a joke, unless you also start adding your own personality, with sound effects, sprites and songs that let you tell a story that best describes what has made you laugh through life.
He doesn't only do this with the platforming, but with the bosses as well, which adds to the genius of his simplicity.
The entire game is so funny to me that the absolute bullshit parts in it feel non-existent, and to me, that is something I would like to make someone feel after making a trap game, because in the end, making at least one person laugh through some tough times is already a big accomplishment.
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 65 65
Aug 20, 2021
Jay
The game is fantastic for Korean i wanna series players.
Fantastic Korean memes i like it.
anyway, Download is available
https://www.mediafire.com/file/124r0goc0ask12b
↑official download link
[8] Likes
Fantastic Korean memes i like it.
anyway, Download is available
https://www.mediafire.com/file/124r0goc0ask12b
↑official download link
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 29 29
Dec 1, 2018
Paragus
This is basically some sort of Korean troll game. Booby traps and trolls all over the place, and bosses that seem to be asian memes of some sort. Optional bosses and secret are required to see the end, which includes the infamous "Gay Tower" from Culture, and a final boss thats so stupid it will turn the hair on your balls white. If you played Culture, you saw the best part of the game, unless you like giant asian faces smashing you in the dick.
[5] Likes
Rating: 5.5 55
Difficulty: 55 55
Mar 11, 2015
Xplayerlol
Rating based on normal mode.
Meme-heavy fangame. I kinda of like it, it's lenghty, with nice visuals and funny memes for death sounds. I don't really understand any of the memes used in the game, but some of them still made me laugh a lot. The title of the game explains half of what are they about, anyway. However, I can't bring myself to like most of the platforming and bosses.
The platforming often makes use of lots of annoying RNG elements. It gets to the absurd point where you have to walk right under the spawning point of fast projectiles (Usually the ceiling). The traps are meme-shaped, but in essence, they are the same as the standart flying spikes: No real surprise comes from any of them.
The bosses' RNG is even worse. Most of them have at least one RNG-heavy attack that, combined with the huge amount of troll-ish attacks, will force you to grind through for quite a while. The last boss is surprisingly more fair than the previous ones, but it's a lot lenghtier, with more structured attacks. I would say that it's the only boss in the game that I actually liked (Although it's probably the boss that takes the most effort to grind through in the game).
Also, forcing the player to get secrets to reach the end is ALWAYS a bad idea. No exceptions.
The platforming segments with no traps and no RNG stuff are good, though. They make use of some interesting gimmicks, and their visuals are interesting. The Gay Tower is particularly cool, with a really cool music and some interesting platforming (The ice gimmick is really annoying, though).
It could be a really good fangame, but once again, RNG drags it down, along with the required secrets. Wouldn't recommend.
[2] Likes
Meme-heavy fangame. I kinda of like it, it's lenghty, with nice visuals and funny memes for death sounds. I don't really understand any of the memes used in the game, but some of them still made me laugh a lot. The title of the game explains half of what are they about, anyway. However, I can't bring myself to like most of the platforming and bosses.
The platforming often makes use of lots of annoying RNG elements. It gets to the absurd point where you have to walk right under the spawning point of fast projectiles (Usually the ceiling). The traps are meme-shaped, but in essence, they are the same as the standart flying spikes: No real surprise comes from any of them.
The bosses' RNG is even worse. Most of them have at least one RNG-heavy attack that, combined with the huge amount of troll-ish attacks, will force you to grind through for quite a while. The last boss is surprisingly more fair than the previous ones, but it's a lot lenghtier, with more structured attacks. I would say that it's the only boss in the game that I actually liked (Although it's probably the boss that takes the most effort to grind through in the game).
Also, forcing the player to get secrets to reach the end is ALWAYS a bad idea. No exceptions.
The platforming segments with no traps and no RNG stuff are good, though. They make use of some interesting gimmicks, and their visuals are interesting. The Gay Tower is particularly cool, with a really cool music and some interesting platforming (The ice gimmick is really annoying, though).
It could be a really good fangame, but once again, RNG drags it down, along with the required secrets. Wouldn't recommend.
Rating: 5.6 56
Difficulty: 65 65
Sep 15, 2015