Delicious Fruit
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by Destrat
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by Destrat
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by NightShark115
17 Reviews:
PlayerDash2017
Bueno, muy bueno. Realmente entretenido de jugar, buenos gráficos y buena jugabilidad en general, yo lo recomiendo, el creador ya sabia de lo que estaba haciendo. No busca hacer algo ingenioso e innovador, en lugar de eso, busca una experiencia agradable con diseños simples pero bonito que convierten esto en un juego algo destacable. Espero ver mas juegos parecido a este que expanda de mejor manera la idea. Recomendable para principiantes
[4] Likes
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 30 30
Jul 25, 2024
shign
Interesting game though I still don't understand how haunted house works.
[2] Likes
Rating: 6.5 65
Difficulty: 35 35
Jun 12, 2019
Bob
The only thing that really grew in this game was my hatred for that ghost house level...
anyway, this game was pretty well made. I managed to complete it 100% which may or may not have been a great idea. There are three levels with 2 hidden items and a timer which ranks you based on how quickly you complete the level. The first level was a super trap heavy stage which is pretty easy when you know where all the traps are. The traps are decent although its a long save with a lot of traps in them so it may get stale near the end. The second level looks really nice with the water effect he has going on. This level was okay but there was one trap I despised with a ring of red fish that fly to the right. It seems way too precise for what it is. Thankfully there are no traps past that point so I didn't die after finally making it through. The third level is a ghost house, which is essentially a maze. I've played a lot of mario maker and yet this level still threw me for a loop. He has doors that lead to other doors that lead to more doors and there are duplicate rooms that lead to different places if you go in the same door as before... it's mind bending. I wandered around going in random doors for about ten minutes trying to find the last key before I found out it was hidden behind a fake wall. There's a completion rank after the ghost house that tells you what percentage of the game you beat. In order to get 100% you need all the hidden items and an S rank in every stage. For the first two levels I found it relatively simple to get an S rank but the ghost house actually gave me nightmares. You have 1:12 to beat it which seems like a lot until you realize how long it takes to transition between all the doors. This time, by the way, is insanely tight. I had to reroute it like 5 times before I found the optimal path in order to save 2 seconds. Even then I managed to miss the S rank time by one second once before getting it on my next try. Looking back on this game, it made me kinda mad when I played it but I think I still liked it. There are just a few rough spots you need to tune out and then it will be a really nice game. (I also wouldn't mind having more stages if you want to keep working on it.)
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anyway, this game was pretty well made. I managed to complete it 100% which may or may not have been a great idea. There are three levels with 2 hidden items and a timer which ranks you based on how quickly you complete the level. The first level was a super trap heavy stage which is pretty easy when you know where all the traps are. The traps are decent although its a long save with a lot of traps in them so it may get stale near the end. The second level looks really nice with the water effect he has going on. This level was okay but there was one trap I despised with a ring of red fish that fly to the right. It seems way too precise for what it is. Thankfully there are no traps past that point so I didn't die after finally making it through. The third level is a ghost house, which is essentially a maze. I've played a lot of mario maker and yet this level still threw me for a loop. He has doors that lead to other doors that lead to more doors and there are duplicate rooms that lead to different places if you go in the same door as before... it's mind bending. I wandered around going in random doors for about ten minutes trying to find the last key before I found out it was hidden behind a fake wall. There's a completion rank after the ghost house that tells you what percentage of the game you beat. In order to get 100% you need all the hidden items and an S rank in every stage. For the first two levels I found it relatively simple to get an S rank but the ghost house actually gave me nightmares. You have 1:12 to beat it which seems like a lot until you realize how long it takes to transition between all the doors. This time, by the way, is insanely tight. I had to reroute it like 5 times before I found the optimal path in order to save 2 seconds. Even then I managed to miss the S rank time by one second once before getting it on my next try. Looking back on this game, it made me kinda mad when I played it but I think I still liked it. There are just a few rough spots you need to tune out and then it will be a really nice game. (I also wouldn't mind having more stages if you want to keep working on it.)
Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 40 40
Nov 11, 2017
kurath
Enjoyable little game with a really classic feel. The mario tiles, the traps and the obstacles all felt reminiscent of many older fangames, and not in a bad way by any means. Its a pretty quick run through (depending on how long you get stuck on stage 3, probably) with a little optional stuff and definitely feels incomplete but whats there is solid. It'd be great to see this expanded in the future.
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Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 35 35
Nov 11, 2017