Delicious Fruit
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by heyU
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by heyU
9 Reviews:
Bob
Lesser minds may immediately disregard this game when seeing its gameplay, but the truth is that it holds a deep philosophical meaning that only those with an immensely high IQ can understand. You are immediately put into the game with one simple message: "Press space to skip". But what is there to skip? You are skipping the opportunity to reflect on your life decisions that led up to this moment. The beautiful fade out lasts a long time to give you a chance to fully take in the atmosphere of the main area of the game. The bright pastel sky, the one lone tree, the brown dirt and the flower. This first screen symbolizes the very first thing a child experiences when it is born. The tree is familiar and safe, the hole inside representing the womb. This outside place is unfamiliar and empty, which is shown by the lack of music. The flower in the distance represents life goals and ambition. As we walk towards the flower, our ambitions never die and we remain focused and moving forward. When we finally reach our goal, the flower dies. This signifies a transition to a supernatural state of being where the kid is enlightened of the meaning of life and finally understands the secrets of the cosmos. Past the flower is a cliff, showing a plunge into a deep depression at the realization that with this knowledge nothing can be accomplished as he is stuck with a mortal body. This screen is truly a masterpiece and shows us that even in a video game we can find deep meaning. I could not play past this part of the game because my eyes were welling with tears because of this beautiful message given to us by Endog.
[21] Likes
Rating: 2.8 28
Difficulty: N/A
Nov 12, 2017
Xplayerlol
Rating includes the three endings.
I seriously went from the beginning to the end of this game without understanding what was going on at all, which should say a lot about a story-driven game (Or a game that looks like it was meant to be story-driven, at least. I don't know). Lots of lazy border kills and weird glitches involving screen transitions make me lean towards believing that not a lot of care was put into designing this. Its structure looks like it wants to invite you to explore the game, but there's nearly nothing to explore, so it ends up being a super bland walk around a bunch of screens that almost look like they should be something. Oh, I forgot to mention, the visuals are pretty irky as well.
There are three endings, the third one is actually somewhat challenging. It's also the only ending with a boss, which, somehow, ended up being the only part of the game that I enjoyed (Though if I died in it a few times, I'd probably hate it as well. Doesn't look like a fight you want to play over and over again). My thoughts might also be biased because it uses the song from one of my favorite avoidances, who knows. At the same time, the song doesn't fit in a shooting boss at all. The attacks are neat, but it has way too much HP.
And finally, nothing fits with anything, so instead of looking like a game, it looks like platforming, musics, visuals, sound effects and a concept joined together with so much duct tape that you can barely find anything besides duct tape in this mess. I was trying to find something else to say, but let's just leave it at "It's bad, disjointed and glitchy".
I seriously went from the beginning to the end of this game without understanding what was going on at all, which should say a lot about a story-driven game (Or a game that looks like it was meant to be story-driven, at least. I don't know). Lots of lazy border kills and weird glitches involving screen transitions make me lean towards believing that not a lot of care was put into designing this. Its structure looks like it wants to invite you to explore the game, but there's nearly nothing to explore, so it ends up being a super bland walk around a bunch of screens that almost look like they should be something. Oh, I forgot to mention, the visuals are pretty irky as well.
There are three endings, the third one is actually somewhat challenging. It's also the only ending with a boss, which, somehow, ended up being the only part of the game that I enjoyed (Though if I died in it a few times, I'd probably hate it as well. Doesn't look like a fight you want to play over and over again). My thoughts might also be biased because it uses the song from one of my favorite avoidances, who knows. At the same time, the song doesn't fit in a shooting boss at all. The attacks are neat, but it has way too much HP.
And finally, nothing fits with anything, so instead of looking like a game, it looks like platforming, musics, visuals, sound effects and a concept joined together with so much duct tape that you can barely find anything besides duct tape in this mess. I was trying to find something else to say, but let's just leave it at "It's bad, disjointed and glitchy".
Tagged as: Adventure
[5] Likes
Rating: 2.0 20
Difficulty: 39 39
Dec 4, 2017
BoshyGo11
It's dull, boring, unfun and has softlock. Music is the only good thing in this game
[2] Likes
Rating: 1.5 15
Difficulty: N/A
Feb 16, 2019
pokkinz
Very slow and uninteresting. You won't understand what the dev was going for at all unless you've played The Stanley Parable.
[2] Likes
Rating: 2.9 29
Difficulty: 1 1
Nov 12, 2017