Delicious Fruit
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by Nogard
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by Nogard
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by Nogard
10 Reviews:
shign
Difficulty doesn't include the extra boss but I will talk about it.
Pretty long game which consists of 6 stages, each one with a "boss". Each stage has a different theme, it can be vines, water, etc, they are simplistic but work well. There are some meh rooms but they are in minority and didn't affect my enjoyement. Level design is mostly decent with some highlights, but overall most of the rooms weren't memorable nor especially good nor bad.
However, the bosses did so. At the end of each stage, you can choose between doing a hard needle screen, or play an avoidance. In the read me, it says that if you clear both of them at each stage, you will unlock the final challenge so that's what I did, and I'm not sure if I'm glad about it. The needle screens are mostly good except orange and purple which were some annoying precision stuff. For the avoidance, I sadly disliked most of them, with green and purple being the only ones I really liked, and orange being the one I really hated.
When you finish the purple stage, you are warped into a hub where you can access to the boss rooms so you can play the bosses you missed and that's cool. There are also challenges accessible if you cleared all the bosses (one if you clear all the needle screens and one if you clear all the avoidances), both are avoidances where you have to survive as long as possible, I don't think they end. It's kinda weird that the challenge you unlock by doing all the needle screens is an avoidance, but since they are both good I won't complaint.
As I said, if you clear everything, you get access to the final boss inspired by the famous Emperor Miku. It's an extra but it's at least worth checking because it's quite something. It's a long a hard (quite harder than the rest of the game) one, with 6 phases you can choose to do in order and in random, then a intense final phase. I didn't cleared it because it's honestly too hard for me, or I would need to spend dozen of hours (with 3h of gameplay, I litterally never beat yellow phase so...) but despite being well-made, I have a few complaints like yellow being meh and the hardest phase by far, or red being sometimes too random. Maybe I will come back to this boss later.
In overall, this is a good game but for some reasons, I almost don't remember anything excepting the avoidances, which is supposed to be the part I disliked to most, so I guess the game didn't hit me.
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Pretty long game which consists of 6 stages, each one with a "boss". Each stage has a different theme, it can be vines, water, etc, they are simplistic but work well. There are some meh rooms but they are in minority and didn't affect my enjoyement. Level design is mostly decent with some highlights, but overall most of the rooms weren't memorable nor especially good nor bad.
However, the bosses did so. At the end of each stage, you can choose between doing a hard needle screen, or play an avoidance. In the read me, it says that if you clear both of them at each stage, you will unlock the final challenge so that's what I did, and I'm not sure if I'm glad about it. The needle screens are mostly good except orange and purple which were some annoying precision stuff. For the avoidance, I sadly disliked most of them, with green and purple being the only ones I really liked, and orange being the one I really hated.
When you finish the purple stage, you are warped into a hub where you can access to the boss rooms so you can play the bosses you missed and that's cool. There are also challenges accessible if you cleared all the bosses (one if you clear all the needle screens and one if you clear all the avoidances), both are avoidances where you have to survive as long as possible, I don't think they end. It's kinda weird that the challenge you unlock by doing all the needle screens is an avoidance, but since they are both good I won't complaint.
As I said, if you clear everything, you get access to the final boss inspired by the famous Emperor Miku. It's an extra but it's at least worth checking because it's quite something. It's a long a hard (quite harder than the rest of the game) one, with 6 phases you can choose to do in order and in random, then a intense final phase. I didn't cleared it because it's honestly too hard for me, or I would need to spend dozen of hours (with 3h of gameplay, I litterally never beat yellow phase so...) but despite being well-made, I have a few complaints like yellow being meh and the hardest phase by far, or red being sometimes too random. Maybe I will come back to this boss later.
In overall, this is a good game but for some reasons, I almost don't remember anything excepting the avoidances, which is supposed to be the part I disliked to most, so I guess the game didn't hit me.
Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 65 65
May 5, 2020