Delicious Fruit
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by AriesAn
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by AriesAn
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by AriesAn
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by AriesAn
27 Reviews:
SilentNight
Green stage:6.5
White stage:7.5
Blue stage:8.0
White stage:7.5
Blue stage:8.0
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 7.3 73
Difficulty: 60 60
Mar 1, 2019
PlutoTheThing
The three stages in this game all play quite differently, not just because different makers but they have pretty different design. The green stage is what you'd expect from a game like this, similar to Venus, I personally found the first save way harder than the rest of the stage and honestly the hardest thing in the whole game for me. The grey stage was probably my favorite, definitely feels like Chatran made it and it's quite nice. Blue stage is cool too, there's one stage I think is kinda out of place difficulty wise but besides that it's a chill stage I had a good time with. Overall I think the game is pretty good.
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Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 52 52
Jul 16, 2024
Kilgour22
First stage sucks, second stage is meh, third stage has the Ef problem of overly precise jumps tossed into long saves. Really not fun.
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Rating: 4.5 45
Difficulty: 62 62
Oct 23, 2022
shign
Cool solar system game with 3 stages made by different makers. I enjoyed inferno (gray) and ef (blue) stages even if I think some saves are too long for their own, however zorgo and shino (green) stage wasn't my cup of tea, with way too many precise full jumps.
Not the best game of this genre but not the worst.
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Not the best game of this genre but not the worst.
Rating: 6.8 68
Difficulty: 63 63
Nov 23, 2020
ElCochran90
Green Stage (Shinobu & Zorgo): Great music, many precise and generic jumps but with a rather interesting layout. However, many jumps are forced into being difficult in the least creative way possible just because. However, this is kinda compensated with the saves, which the other two sections lack.
Gray Stage (infern0): The worst, definitely, and also the most difficult. The lack of saves kill the pace a huge deal and the fact that you require specific aligns throughout, not to mention that the first screen is the hardest, is definitely not a good welcome for the player. It's a waste, because design is nice. It mostly resorts to generic 16X16 spaces but it would work better with two saves per screen plus less precise jumps.
Blue Stage (Ef): My personal favorite. Ef wouldn't disappoint me. It's basically the blue version of Destroy the Mercury and Destroy the Pluto, and slightly more difficult than Destroy the Pluto. Entertaining playthrough featuring definitely not his best screens ever, but fun, twisty saves with unexpected jumps and routes which definitely justifies the save-per-screen gimmick as a personal challenge: just exactly what you would expect from him.
Overall, you can tell it's basically a homework where everyone did their part separately and, when put together, is kind of messy, but it's good practice. The fangame doesn't feel like Earth at all; the colors are merely symbolic. I ironically felt in another planet, but I wholly prefer this over another unfinished Guy Rock fangame with IWBTG tilesets for "Earth". Also, why gray? Is the gray stage supposed to be white, and is the white supposed to be snow? Puzzled and kinda out of place.
Still, recommended for needle fans.
Gray Stage (infern0): The worst, definitely, and also the most difficult. The lack of saves kill the pace a huge deal and the fact that you require specific aligns throughout, not to mention that the first screen is the hardest, is definitely not a good welcome for the player. It's a waste, because design is nice. It mostly resorts to generic 16X16 spaces but it would work better with two saves per screen plus less precise jumps.
Blue Stage (Ef): My personal favorite. Ef wouldn't disappoint me. It's basically the blue version of Destroy the Mercury and Destroy the Pluto, and slightly more difficult than Destroy the Pluto. Entertaining playthrough featuring definitely not his best screens ever, but fun, twisty saves with unexpected jumps and routes which definitely justifies the save-per-screen gimmick as a personal challenge: just exactly what you would expect from him.
Overall, you can tell it's basically a homework where everyone did their part separately and, when put together, is kind of messy, but it's good practice. The fangame doesn't feel like Earth at all; the colors are merely symbolic. I ironically felt in another planet, but I wholly prefer this over another unfinished Guy Rock fangame with IWBTG tilesets for "Earth". Also, why gray? Is the gray stage supposed to be white, and is the white supposed to be snow? Puzzled and kinda out of place.
Still, recommended for needle fans.
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 4.4 44
Difficulty: 65 65
Mar 26, 2020