Delicious FruitSummer Feast Needle Bliss
Creators: Ghost, infern0man1, Wolfiexe, sunlaoqq, Lucien, FailJguy
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36 Reviews:
kurath
It averages out to a decent needle game. However, that's only part of the story.
It contains stages from 5 makers, followed by a final tower made by Ghost as the organizer of the collab.
Infernoman and Wolfiexe's stages are great easier stages, mixing in some of their classic styles/visuals with a lot of platform-centric stuff. Both of these have nice clean aesthetics and flow great. Following this is Sunlaoqq's stage which also matches his style. This stage looks great but the block graphic doesn't seem to perfectly align with the actual hitbox which felt a little awkward. Gameplay wise, its a throwback to his standard - longer saves, loopy rooms, minimal gimmicks. Decent, but not exceptional.
After that the game really gets a lot harder - Lucien's stage has a lot of precise stuff but generally shorter saves with a lot of interesting water usage. Some saves were much harder than others and it felt a little off but for the most part was pretty fun.
FailJGuy's stage I hated. Felt like some mediocre trash from several years ago. Mostly 32px, tons of generic jumps (in fact, it seemed like it basically only went off 32px grid to jam in 16pixels, the best of all obstacles). There wasn't a single save that was positioned well for the first jump, save balance was awful, visuals were bland and much of the stage required precise setup jumps with a black background to make it more tedious to see your setups. This plus one other thing (detailed later) pretty near ruined the game.
Ghost's stage was neat. It was much easier than the previous stages with a weird style, and a layout reminiscent of the Don't Wanna Be A Gay tower from Cultured 1, featuring a long upwards climb with lots of empty space, highlighting the various community members along the way. Overall it was enjoyable - the needle wasn't really exciting but its a nice concept to showcase a lot of members from other communities I didn't know well. Ghost did a good job with production throughout, except for one thing.
In the original version, saving was problematic as it seemed to bug out and stick the player in the block. Thankfully this did in fact get fixed (though sadly I hadn't realized it before finishing). If you encounter this problem - make sure to redownload the update.
I'd say unless you're hard up for needle to play, do the first couple stages for a quick chill experience and then proceed until you find something you dislike. There's some pretty different styles here which can have mixed results.
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It contains stages from 5 makers, followed by a final tower made by Ghost as the organizer of the collab.
Infernoman and Wolfiexe's stages are great easier stages, mixing in some of their classic styles/visuals with a lot of platform-centric stuff. Both of these have nice clean aesthetics and flow great. Following this is Sunlaoqq's stage which also matches his style. This stage looks great but the block graphic doesn't seem to perfectly align with the actual hitbox which felt a little awkward. Gameplay wise, its a throwback to his standard - longer saves, loopy rooms, minimal gimmicks. Decent, but not exceptional.
After that the game really gets a lot harder - Lucien's stage has a lot of precise stuff but generally shorter saves with a lot of interesting water usage. Some saves were much harder than others and it felt a little off but for the most part was pretty fun.
FailJGuy's stage I hated. Felt like some mediocre trash from several years ago. Mostly 32px, tons of generic jumps (in fact, it seemed like it basically only went off 32px grid to jam in 16pixels, the best of all obstacles). There wasn't a single save that was positioned well for the first jump, save balance was awful, visuals were bland and much of the stage required precise setup jumps with a black background to make it more tedious to see your setups. This plus one other thing (detailed later) pretty near ruined the game.
Ghost's stage was neat. It was much easier than the previous stages with a weird style, and a layout reminiscent of the Don't Wanna Be A Gay tower from Cultured 1, featuring a long upwards climb with lots of empty space, highlighting the various community members along the way. Overall it was enjoyable - the needle wasn't really exciting but its a nice concept to showcase a lot of members from other communities I didn't know well. Ghost did a good job with production throughout, except for one thing.
In the original version, saving was problematic as it seemed to bug out and stick the player in the block. Thankfully this did in fact get fixed (though sadly I hadn't realized it before finishing). If you encounter this problem - make sure to redownload the update.
I'd say unless you're hard up for needle to play, do the first couple stages for a quick chill experience and then proceed until you find something you dislike. There's some pretty different styles here which can have mixed results.
Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 68 68
Dec 2, 2018
liuant
Luicen's stage is a major let down. The saves are very unbalanced and awkward. Otherwise everything else is easy and fun. The last save is not that gross if you grab the right align.
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Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 60 60
Nov 6, 2018