Delicious Fruit
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
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by Essisten
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by Wolsk
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by Wolsk
41 Reviews:
just_another_Guy
I love these type of games :D
[2] Likes
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 43 43
Dec 1, 2015
PlutoTheThing
While the first stage was lackluster, the following two were great improvements and overall made this an enjoyable experience. Good beginner fangame.
[1] Like
Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 33 33
Feb 18, 2023
Tetu20_kuzu00
Short game.
The graphics were the most beautiful of all the games produced by するめいか. The puzzle in stage 3 was not too difficult and was a good gimmick. The bosses were also adjusted in such a way that the RNG did not cause death, and it was fun to conquer them. The traps, however, seemed to become less interesting as the game progressed into the later stages.
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The graphics were the most beautiful of all the games produced by するめいか. The puzzle in stage 3 was not too difficult and was a good gimmick. The bosses were also adjusted in such a way that the RNG did not cause death, and it was fun to conquer them. The traps, however, seemed to become less interesting as the game progressed into the later stages.
Rating: 6.7 67
Difficulty: 40 40
Aug 24, 2024
ElCochran90
I felt proper for my last fangame of 2023 to be the only one I couldn't complete when "I Wanna Classic" races was a thing, and I'd love a second version tremendously. Now the circle is closed.
Surumeika's (するめいか) stamp was set forever: three stages per game, and an almost always legendary Pokemon awaiting at the end of each stage. Visual design and level planning is among the creator's best considering Yellow Star, Purple Zone, Green Moon, Gold Ribbon, Silver Tower, etc. It's mostly a trigger game based on activation of switches, modifying the layout as we first perceive it. Each stage has at least one annoying trigger or trap in terms of precision (notorious is the sixth screen of Stage 1 and some races against the clock in Stage 3).
Traps are annoying and nothing special; however, they at least do a good job at reading your mind and predicting your next move. Bosses are more dynamic than the maker's usual fare and both the beginning and the ending are cute. Stage 3 consists of puzzles. Fortunately, it is not possible to softlock as far as I know, and each save correctly registers if you have the box with you or not. However, every trigger is trial and error and a couple of them are not intuitive at all.
This is nothing special, but if you're akin to the aforementioned fangames, you shouldn't skip this one.
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Surumeika's (するめいか) stamp was set forever: three stages per game, and an almost always legendary Pokemon awaiting at the end of each stage. Visual design and level planning is among the creator's best considering Yellow Star, Purple Zone, Green Moon, Gold Ribbon, Silver Tower, etc. It's mostly a trigger game based on activation of switches, modifying the layout as we first perceive it. Each stage has at least one annoying trigger or trap in terms of precision (notorious is the sixth screen of Stage 1 and some races against the clock in Stage 3).
Traps are annoying and nothing special; however, they at least do a good job at reading your mind and predicting your next move. Bosses are more dynamic than the maker's usual fare and both the beginning and the ending are cute. Stage 3 consists of puzzles. Fortunately, it is not possible to softlock as far as I know, and each save correctly registers if you have the box with you or not. However, every trigger is trial and error and a couple of them are not intuitive at all.
This is nothing special, but if you're akin to the aforementioned fangames, you shouldn't skip this one.
Rating: 4.0 40
Difficulty: 40 40
Jan 1, 2024