Delicious Fruit
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by MikuStar263
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by MikuStar263
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by Fro27y
9 Reviews:
Rubber
Rating based on Medium mode clear
This game started out interestingly, as the starting screen is a juncture in between two paths that the player can freely choose. There is one little issue, though: these paths feel like the same stage (same graphics, same difficulty, same music, same ending item, no boss at the end) and are both very uninteresting. Judging by how easy all the jumps are, both paths were cleared in no more than 2 minutes total. After collecting an item from each of the split paths, the boss room in the "hub" section (which looks just like the two paths, may I add) is opened and the player can fight the boss which, uh...
Is horrible.
It's a small and square room with an about 64x64 pixels big anime girl floating in the middle-right. The music is your classic Vocaloid, and her attacks include: RNG cherry barrage, cherry hurdles that come from the right without any warning (and will definitely kill you if you're standing there), and a cherry rain attack that is COMPLETELY unavoidable if you stand anywhere near the middle or the left of the screen. See where the issue is? The order of these attacks is completely random, and you could combo from hurdles straight into an unavoidable rain. Ouch. That is actually the only way this boss could ever kill you too since it's very easy otherwise. Just shoot at her about 10 times and she's dead.
And with this, stage 1 is cleared in less than 4 minutes.
Or, rather, the game is cleared. This is where the game ends. It lasts four minutes! At least the clear screen gives you very obvious hints to the two secrets that were hidden in the game, but don't even bother with them. One of them is passable and is just the final boss but standing in a bigger room and floating in the top-left with slightly different attacks. The other is so horribly designed, along with the way to get to it, that it's not a good idea at all to even think about going there. Just stay away from the room altogether... and yeah, it's the same boss again, but 99% of the time you will die from unavoidable RNG combos and there is no safe space to stand on.
Other little details about the game:
- Lacks a death sound (good), but features a remix of the original IWBTG death music to make up for it (less good).
- Music restarts every time you die ala Destination, but one of the three musical tracks present in the game has 5 seconds of complete silence at the beginning.
- Super easy addition to add to your clear list in under 4 minutes.
- There are no gimmicks or traps in this game but the game doesn't compensate at all by not having many memorable needle jumps.
TL;DR, I spent more time writing this review than playing the game.
[2] Likes
This game started out interestingly, as the starting screen is a juncture in between two paths that the player can freely choose. There is one little issue, though: these paths feel like the same stage (same graphics, same difficulty, same music, same ending item, no boss at the end) and are both very uninteresting. Judging by how easy all the jumps are, both paths were cleared in no more than 2 minutes total. After collecting an item from each of the split paths, the boss room in the "hub" section (which looks just like the two paths, may I add) is opened and the player can fight the boss which, uh...
Is horrible.
It's a small and square room with an about 64x64 pixels big anime girl floating in the middle-right. The music is your classic Vocaloid, and her attacks include: RNG cherry barrage, cherry hurdles that come from the right without any warning (and will definitely kill you if you're standing there), and a cherry rain attack that is COMPLETELY unavoidable if you stand anywhere near the middle or the left of the screen. See where the issue is? The order of these attacks is completely random, and you could combo from hurdles straight into an unavoidable rain. Ouch. That is actually the only way this boss could ever kill you too since it's very easy otherwise. Just shoot at her about 10 times and she's dead.
And with this, stage 1 is cleared in less than 4 minutes.
Or, rather, the game is cleared. This is where the game ends. It lasts four minutes! At least the clear screen gives you very obvious hints to the two secrets that were hidden in the game, but don't even bother with them. One of them is passable and is just the final boss but standing in a bigger room and floating in the top-left with slightly different attacks. The other is so horribly designed, along with the way to get to it, that it's not a good idea at all to even think about going there. Just stay away from the room altogether... and yeah, it's the same boss again, but 99% of the time you will die from unavoidable RNG combos and there is no safe space to stand on.
Other little details about the game:
- Lacks a death sound (good), but features a remix of the original IWBTG death music to make up for it (less good).
- Music restarts every time you die ala Destination, but one of the three musical tracks present in the game has 5 seconds of complete silence at the beginning.
- Super easy addition to add to your clear list in under 4 minutes.
- There are no gimmicks or traps in this game but the game doesn't compensate at all by not having many memorable needle jumps.
TL;DR, I spent more time writing this review than playing the game.
Rating: 2.0 20
Difficulty: 25 25
Jul 30, 2018
Pigeon
Based on 100%
Base game is easy and hints are given for "secrets".
One secret is easy to get with a boss not too complicated, the other is way harder for some reason with a boss that can be really tedious.
Extra platforming is a bit harder than the rest with some weird save position.
Final boss (rush) is just what was previously showcased in one sitting (~20HP x3).
[0] Likes
Base game is easy and hints are given for "secrets".
One secret is easy to get with a boss not too complicated, the other is way harder for some reason with a boss that can be really tedious.
Extra platforming is a bit harder than the rest with some weird save position.
Final boss (rush) is just what was previously showcased in one sitting (~20HP x3).
Rating: 5.0 50
Difficulty: 38 38
Feb 17, 2021