Delicious Fruit
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by Noa
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by Jdx83
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by Noa
10 Reviews:
LastTISisLife
It's just really long, hard and not fun needle, where the chance you will find bad jumps is much higher than you will discover something good. Has also at least one gross transition after like one of the hardest saves (no autosaves ofc) and one bad align moment, that forces you to 1f i believe. Far from recommendation
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Rating: 4.2 42
Difficulty: 71 71
Nov 4, 2024
RandomReviewer
This game is pretty fun as long as you don't mind the same tile set and music for the entire game. The song used is something I really enjoyed, so I played through to the end with it! I also thought the tile set looked pretty nice. The jumps were pretty fun and unique, although there are sprinkles of generic stuff throughout the game. Each room felt different from each other, so that was nice! There are some saves throughout the game that will take you a while to perform unless you are a highly skilled player.
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Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 60 60
Apr 30, 2018
Xplayerlol
Lengthy needle game that I can't bring myself to like. I will skip the visuals part because I hate dark green, so maybe they aren't as bad as I think, but even so, seeing the same color set through the whole game is terrible.
The save placement is poor. Some saves are quite far away from the first jump, which is always a terrible idea, specially at needle games. The portal placement is another huge issue. Some portals force you to keep pressing a certain arrow key in order to reach them. And some of these portals lead you to a screen with a spike in the exact direction that you are pressing. Basically, you enter the portal, then you run into a spike thanks to screen transition cheapness. One of the spikes is placed in such a repulsive way that I'm quite sure that the maker did it on purpose.
Difficulty curve starts well, but quickly gets all over the place, many of the jumps might be original, but aren't even slightly fun to grind through, and all that in a game that doesn't give the slight feeling of progression, always green, green, green, endless random screens of green. The last save is quite random, it doesn't feel like a last save.
If I dig deep enough, maybe I'll find a save that I enjoyed, but overall, this was a really tedious experience, to say the least. Wouldn't recommend.
The save placement is poor. Some saves are quite far away from the first jump, which is always a terrible idea, specially at needle games. The portal placement is another huge issue. Some portals force you to keep pressing a certain arrow key in order to reach them. And some of these portals lead you to a screen with a spike in the exact direction that you are pressing. Basically, you enter the portal, then you run into a spike thanks to screen transition cheapness. One of the spikes is placed in such a repulsive way that I'm quite sure that the maker did it on purpose.
Difficulty curve starts well, but quickly gets all over the place, many of the jumps might be original, but aren't even slightly fun to grind through, and all that in a game that doesn't give the slight feeling of progression, always green, green, green, endless random screens of green. The last save is quite random, it doesn't feel like a last save.
If I dig deep enough, maybe I'll find a save that I enjoyed, but overall, this was a really tedious experience, to say the least. Wouldn't recommend.
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 4.1 41
Difficulty: 74 74
Sep 20, 2015
Paragus
This is a pretty lengthy needle game. The sprite work and the music is nice, the only issue is that with a game as long as this one, it would have been nice to see some new music and tiles. Regardless, it doesn't hurt the game too much for me. The rooms have a lot of really interesting jumps, and only a little bit of the generic stuff. One of the beefs I have is that there are some segments where the difficulty spiked way up for me. Worth playing if you are a needle fan though I'd say.
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 55 55
Aug 24, 2015