Delicious Fruit
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by Xplayerlol
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24 Reviews:
Stepcore
This is, in my opinion, how you make a medley game. The screen picks are all completely differentfrom each other in style and feel, so you get a lot of variation. There's even some mini avoidances thrown in. The bosses and the final stage have some incredible visuals.
The bosses do have some attacks that can get undodgeable, but it's usually only 1 attack and it's pretty early on all of them. That's probably the only complaint I have.
The game is not too long either.
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The bosses do have some attacks that can get undodgeable, but it's usually only 1 attack and it's pretty early on all of them. That's probably the only complaint I have.
The game is not too long either.
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 70 70
Sep 8, 2015
Xplayerlol
Probably my favorite medley game, and for good reasons. This game goes far beyond any other medley game when it comes to screen changes. Some of the best examples are Play the Catastrophe's screen and Gap 2's screen, both of them having...Interesting surprises that you probably won't see anywhere else. Even when the changes are only about changing spike and trap placements, they're still brilliant. The traps are quite simplistic, but they're very well-placed, being actual platforming elements at some points, rather than just troll-ish stuff. The changes regarding the spike placement remove many boring jumps (Thanks for the nerfs on DP's screen), replacing them with simpler jumps that don't require any tricky/annoying maneuvering. Thanks to these changes, all the medley screens in the game are extremely enjoyable.
After a couple medley stages, there is the original stage. It's a very well-designed and enjoyabe needle stage, with impressive visuals and cool music along with lots of interesting jumps and fair save placement. All you could ask for in a needle stage.
The bosses are quite cool, too, although they share some issues regarding attacks that might give you impossible RNG. The first boss is very well-made and good-looking, and aside from the occasional impossible RNG for the rocks, it's quite fair too. The second boss is also really cool gameplay-wise, but the more I look at it, the more I think of it as a joke boss that I don't understand.
While fighting against the last boss, I made a list of complaints to insert in this review, but on a second look, they could be all solved with a simple change in the boss: Showing the actual hitboxes of the projectiles. It doesn't make any sense, sometimes the bullet clearly touched me, but I'm alive, and then I try to do it again, and it kills me. The huge spheric touhou projectiles with small hitboxes are particularly annoying with that, figuring out the exact hitbox of those things is completely unreasonable, but if you don't, you'll have to rely on your luck to not get hit. The attack with the lasers is another one, the lasers' hitboxes disappear, but the sprites continue there for 2 more seconds. How is anyone even supposed to figure out when will the lasers actually hit you? Just show me what am I actually trying to avoid, please...
Other than these small issues with the bosses, it's a really enjoyable medley game, and one of the very few fangames that I might play over and over again, just for the fun of it. Highly recommended.
After a couple medley stages, there is the original stage. It's a very well-designed and enjoyabe needle stage, with impressive visuals and cool music along with lots of interesting jumps and fair save placement. All you could ask for in a needle stage.
The bosses are quite cool, too, although they share some issues regarding attacks that might give you impossible RNG. The first boss is very well-made and good-looking, and aside from the occasional impossible RNG for the rocks, it's quite fair too. The second boss is also really cool gameplay-wise, but the more I look at it, the more I think of it as a joke boss that I don't understand.
While fighting against the last boss, I made a list of complaints to insert in this review, but on a second look, they could be all solved with a simple change in the boss: Showing the actual hitboxes of the projectiles. It doesn't make any sense, sometimes the bullet clearly touched me, but I'm alive, and then I try to do it again, and it kills me. The huge spheric touhou projectiles with small hitboxes are particularly annoying with that, figuring out the exact hitbox of those things is completely unreasonable, but if you don't, you'll have to rely on your luck to not get hit. The attack with the lasers is another one, the lasers' hitboxes disappear, but the sprites continue there for 2 more seconds. How is anyone even supposed to figure out when will the lasers actually hit you? Just show me what am I actually trying to avoid, please...
Other than these small issues with the bosses, it's a really enjoyable medley game, and one of the very few fangames that I might play over and over again, just for the fun of it. Highly recommended.
Tagged as: Medley
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Rating: 9.5 95
Difficulty: 73 73
Aug 30, 2015
CeleCele
A very interesting medley game that is on the shorter side. The needle is fun though it does feel a bit dated now. The bosses are weird, all of them are mostly fun, but then there are two attacks that feel cheap or are annoying bringing the fights down a bit. The avoidance at the end is cool, although one attack is a bit dumb. Besides this i somehow liked the game a lot. The music used is top tier and the production value is high for the time it released.
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Rating: 7.8 78
Difficulty: 65 65
Nov 22, 2019
sonicdv
The final boss blows. Play it anyways.
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Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 80 80
Aug 14, 2018