Delicious Fruit
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by Spikebot
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by Spikebot
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by Patuah
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by Spikebot
Creator's Comments:
Smartkin [Creator]
I hope at least some people will find it an enjoyable experience.
Tagged as: Adventure
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Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Jan 8, 2018
19 Reviews:
MrDobryiKot
After unpacking the archive, there is no sound in the game, and when you start from the archive, the game is not saved.
Used on Windows 7.
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Used on Windows 7.
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Jan 1, 2019
Patuah
I wanna come to the conclusion caught me by surprise, I went in with no expectations and was pleasently surprised. Platforming feels great and the gimmicks are all well thought out and explored.
This fangame is incredible, but it's no masterpiece.
To start off I just want to say that if you're not a fan of RNG bosses then you should be aware that most if not all the bosses on this game rely on MAJOR RNG to the point where sometimes it gets annoying. The game also has difficulty spikes out of nowhere, but calms down again literally the next screen. And most importantly, this fangame being an Adventure centered one should have a good story or at least something average, the writing on this one is really bad; close to nonsensical even, I always felt this one was a sequel to something (it isn't for what I've searched).
But that's about the negative things I have to say.
Everything else is just so good. Even the menus are amazing. The game is just so consistently fun that you will be begging for more when it's over. And when it's over you'll realize there's still so much to do. 4 Challenges as of right now. 4 Bonus bosses, and a lot more of fun (Evene an optional needle game!). It's in this part, the after main game part that the game really shows you what it can do, and I must say it's fantastic. I strongly believe this fangame has the best post story extras. The OST is very good (there's a lot from Danganronpa 2) and the graphics look great for the most part (not a big fan of the final boss look).
Overall I would say this has the potential of becoming a classic but only time will tell.
Recommended for everyone, from beginners to veteran there's something you'll get out of this one. I swear
Difficulty:45 (if you count the bonus it would probably be around 60)
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This fangame is incredible, but it's no masterpiece.
To start off I just want to say that if you're not a fan of RNG bosses then you should be aware that most if not all the bosses on this game rely on MAJOR RNG to the point where sometimes it gets annoying. The game also has difficulty spikes out of nowhere, but calms down again literally the next screen. And most importantly, this fangame being an Adventure centered one should have a good story or at least something average, the writing on this one is really bad; close to nonsensical even, I always felt this one was a sequel to something (it isn't for what I've searched).
But that's about the negative things I have to say.
Everything else is just so good. Even the menus are amazing. The game is just so consistently fun that you will be begging for more when it's over. And when it's over you'll realize there's still so much to do. 4 Challenges as of right now. 4 Bonus bosses, and a lot more of fun (Evene an optional needle game!). It's in this part, the after main game part that the game really shows you what it can do, and I must say it's fantastic. I strongly believe this fangame has the best post story extras. The OST is very good (there's a lot from Danganronpa 2) and the graphics look great for the most part (not a big fan of the final boss look).
Overall I would say this has the potential of becoming a classic but only time will tell.
Recommended for everyone, from beginners to veteran there's something you'll get out of this one. I swear
Difficulty:45 (if you count the bonus it would probably be around 60)
Rating: 9.5 95
Difficulty: 45 45
Jan 30, 2018
shign
Review based on 100% + almost all the extra achievments, difficulty doesn't count the arcade.
Extremely well-made adventure game. It has a story, multiple stages and bosses and a huge post game with a lot of extra challenges. The beginning is a bit weak, not bad but clearly the least interesting part of the game. The first boss is also the least interesting one in the game, but don't let you fool by the early game. It has a lot of variety : The prison area was kinda weird because it kinda break the flow of the game since it's a puzzl-ish area but is very well-made. The castle is the best part of the main game, becoming a bit non-linear where you have 3 short paths with each one a boss. Talking of bosses, after the first one they become way better, with a special mention for the last boss for having a lot of different phases but also a lot of checkpoints, making it a very pleasant experience.
After beating it, the game opens up and you become free to explore more areas. Cirno's lair is also kinda puzzl-ish with the infamous trap screen, a very frustrating but well-thought screen. Doing that unlock my favorite area of the game : the space stage. This area is so well-made and original that it made me wonder why the maker choosed to put so much of the game in the post last boss. The game has also what it called the Not another needle arcade, an bonus needle zone you can unlock by doing a secret boss where some guest makers (Nogard, Piece, Inferno and Stonk) made 4 screens. They are way harder than the rest of the game, with the difficulty reaching 70-75 for the hardest stages. My favortie stage was inf one but I liked all of them (also a big thanks to Smartkin for fixing my save because the game crashed when I hit the final wapr of Stonk stage and since it's the hardest stage and that it's pretty close to my limit, I didn't really want to redo the save). But it's still not finished because the game has also a banger barrage with a banger song, and it gives you 5 lives to do it. It doesn't unlock anything but is clearly worth playing. To finish, the game has an achievement system (I did all of them except the one where you have to do the barrage hitless because it's too hard for me, and the one where you have to do the prison without getting caught by the camera once because I'm not very interested in doing it) and some challenges (but only 2 actually, it says coming soon for the others. I'm not sure it they will ever exist some day but I hope so because the existing ones are good).
I was really surpised to see that the game was way better than what I expected because of the weak early, and I would recommend it to anyone because it has content for beginners but also for more experimented players.
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Extremely well-made adventure game. It has a story, multiple stages and bosses and a huge post game with a lot of extra challenges. The beginning is a bit weak, not bad but clearly the least interesting part of the game. The first boss is also the least interesting one in the game, but don't let you fool by the early game. It has a lot of variety : The prison area was kinda weird because it kinda break the flow of the game since it's a puzzl-ish area but is very well-made. The castle is the best part of the main game, becoming a bit non-linear where you have 3 short paths with each one a boss. Talking of bosses, after the first one they become way better, with a special mention for the last boss for having a lot of different phases but also a lot of checkpoints, making it a very pleasant experience.
After beating it, the game opens up and you become free to explore more areas. Cirno's lair is also kinda puzzl-ish with the infamous trap screen, a very frustrating but well-thought screen. Doing that unlock my favorite area of the game : the space stage. This area is so well-made and original that it made me wonder why the maker choosed to put so much of the game in the post last boss. The game has also what it called the Not another needle arcade, an bonus needle zone you can unlock by doing a secret boss where some guest makers (Nogard, Piece, Inferno and Stonk) made 4 screens. They are way harder than the rest of the game, with the difficulty reaching 70-75 for the hardest stages. My favortie stage was inf one but I liked all of them (also a big thanks to Smartkin for fixing my save because the game crashed when I hit the final wapr of Stonk stage and since it's the hardest stage and that it's pretty close to my limit, I didn't really want to redo the save). But it's still not finished because the game has also a banger barrage with a banger song, and it gives you 5 lives to do it. It doesn't unlock anything but is clearly worth playing. To finish, the game has an achievement system (I did all of them except the one where you have to do the barrage hitless because it's too hard for me, and the one where you have to do the prison without getting caught by the camera once because I'm not very interested in doing it) and some challenges (but only 2 actually, it says coming soon for the others. I'm not sure it they will ever exist some day but I hope so because the existing ones are good).
I was really surpised to see that the game was way better than what I expected because of the weak early, and I would recommend it to anyone because it has content for beginners but also for more experimented players.
Rating: 9.5 95
Difficulty: 50 50
Jun 20, 2020
kurath
A very good easier adventure game with a lot of variety and minor progression elements. I'd say it peaks around the middle (factoring in true end, which is a major part of the content of the game and is probably what you should consider playing through if you decide to play the game).
Overall its great and definitely worth the play if you're looking for an adventure game to play. Production quality is very high throughout (even overdone in some places, though never problematically so) and the visuals and music fit the environments/events well. The story is a little campy, which is about what you'd expect out of a fangame and suits it well.
As for the gameplay, every stage has a distinct identity which is great, and there's a pretty wide variety of styles and ideas throughout. Likewise with the bosses, none of them feel all too similar to one another and are complex and challenging enough to be interesting to more experienced players while the abundant checkpoints and acquirable strategies keep it accessible to anyone. This is a bit where it falters a bit too though - the gameplay feels like it has an identity crisis sometimes - like he wanted to just fit in a bit of everything somewhere. This makes the later game feel a bit disjointed because its hard to determine what you're supposed to be doing, and occasionally you'll run into segments that feel wildly out of place and throw a wild changeup in the pace of the game. While the quality of the game remains very high throughout, it does feel like it never quite peaks due to the sudden shifts.
Either way, these are minor concerns at most, and I'd still absolutely recommend the game, especially to newer players as it shouldn't have any walls for the newer players and the game plays better at a more relaxed pace anyway.
Overall its great and definitely worth the play if you're looking for an adventure game to play. Production quality is very high throughout (even overdone in some places, though never problematically so) and the visuals and music fit the environments/events well. The story is a little campy, which is about what you'd expect out of a fangame and suits it well.
As for the gameplay, every stage has a distinct identity which is great, and there's a pretty wide variety of styles and ideas throughout. Likewise with the bosses, none of them feel all too similar to one another and are complex and challenging enough to be interesting to more experienced players while the abundant checkpoints and acquirable strategies keep it accessible to anyone. This is a bit where it falters a bit too though - the gameplay feels like it has an identity crisis sometimes - like he wanted to just fit in a bit of everything somewhere. This makes the later game feel a bit disjointed because its hard to determine what you're supposed to be doing, and occasionally you'll run into segments that feel wildly out of place and throw a wild changeup in the pace of the game. While the quality of the game remains very high throughout, it does feel like it never quite peaks due to the sudden shifts.
Either way, these are minor concerns at most, and I'd still absolutely recommend the game, especially to newer players as it shouldn't have any walls for the newer players and the game plays better at a more relaxed pace anyway.
Tagged as: Adventure
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Rating: 9.2 92
Difficulty: 45 45
Sep 6, 2019