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 Xplayerlol
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by Xplayerlol
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by Xplayerlol
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by Xplayerlol
17 Reviews:
Xplayerlol
Rating based on version 4.0.
Amazing adventure fangame. It's relatively lengthy, and keeps introducing new stuff all the time, so variety is no issue. LOTS of (Short) stages, each of which with its own theme gimmick, most of which are popular fangame elements, like moving platforms, fire pillars that come out of the floor and water currents. All of them are nicely used and, due to the stages' length, none of them overstays its welcome. The bosses are simplistic, but that doesn't stop them from being nice as well. Some of them use the stage's gimmick, some work in an entirely different way. There are some chase segments and a Miku avoidance that, while generic, is short and not bad in any way, and those contribute with the game's wide range of variety by expanding it on the boss field. Visuals are nice, and so are the musics.
The only big drawback that stops me from giving this a higher rating are the trap sections, which consist almost exclusively of generic traps like flying spikes and fake blocks, but these are minority in the game (Only one stage themed on them, plus about three saves in the rest of the game that feature some). The save with fake blocks filled with hidden spikes is terrible, but that's the only really bad part in the entire game, and pretty easy to overlook. There are even some generic traps that are used in creative ways, if that's even conceivable (Basically, despite being just flying objects in essence, their speed and placement is unexpected, which makes them surprising and kinda entertaining in a way). On a side note, restarting musics are still a generally bad thing, so there's also that.
It's basically a compilation of a huge chunk of fangames' standard elements (Even the bad things like the generic traps and restarting music), nicely crafted as an amazing beginner-oriented adventure fangame that reminisces many older fangames of the sort. Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a solid adventure fangame that never gets too difficult.
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Amazing adventure fangame. It's relatively lengthy, and keeps introducing new stuff all the time, so variety is no issue. LOTS of (Short) stages, each of which with its own theme gimmick, most of which are popular fangame elements, like moving platforms, fire pillars that come out of the floor and water currents. All of them are nicely used and, due to the stages' length, none of them overstays its welcome. The bosses are simplistic, but that doesn't stop them from being nice as well. Some of them use the stage's gimmick, some work in an entirely different way. There are some chase segments and a Miku avoidance that, while generic, is short and not bad in any way, and those contribute with the game's wide range of variety by expanding it on the boss field. Visuals are nice, and so are the musics.
The only big drawback that stops me from giving this a higher rating are the trap sections, which consist almost exclusively of generic traps like flying spikes and fake blocks, but these are minority in the game (Only one stage themed on them, plus about three saves in the rest of the game that feature some). The save with fake blocks filled with hidden spikes is terrible, but that's the only really bad part in the entire game, and pretty easy to overlook. There are even some generic traps that are used in creative ways, if that's even conceivable (Basically, despite being just flying objects in essence, their speed and placement is unexpected, which makes them surprising and kinda entertaining in a way). On a side note, restarting musics are still a generally bad thing, so there's also that.
It's basically a compilation of a huge chunk of fangames' standard elements (Even the bad things like the generic traps and restarting music), nicely crafted as an amazing beginner-oriented adventure fangame that reminisces many older fangames of the sort. Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a solid adventure fangame that never gets too difficult.
Rating: 8.8 88
Difficulty: 34 34
Aug 6, 2017
Some_thing_
Really cool fangame. It uses quite an amount of gimmicks, and it has A LOT of stages, which are pretty short, but all of them together still makes a pretty lengthy fangame. I really like how the traps kind of take you by surprise, due to them not appearing as often.
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Rating: 6.9 69
Difficulty: 35 35
Jul 26, 2024
shign
I don't really understand the very high rating of this one. It's not very bad, but it's sooooo boring. The plateforming is uninteresting most of the time and bosses are very mediocre. Same goes for traps. Visuals are only taken from original Guy. It has some good ideas but it last only 1 rooms every times.
I won't recommend it.
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I won't recommend it.
Rating: 4.5 45
Difficulty: 35 35
Nov 23, 2019
UzasnySanik
Very fun and unique!
Hatune Miku <3
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Hatune Miku <3
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 30 30
May 13, 2024
theTics
This is the most chill fangame I've ever played. As a beginner self, I used to enjoy variety of this game very much when it came out. The game is easy and can be considered boring for experienced players, but I'd rather call it calm. It's also one of the few games that I found 'adventure' tag fitting. Highly recommended for beginners.
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Rating: 9.5 95
Difficulty: 33 33
Oct 7, 2018