Delicious FruitHumble Abode
Creators: RandomChaos_, RandomErik, rdtoi1, egg, Skulldude, IanBoy141, Q123
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Difficulty: 65 65
May 2, 2019
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CanusAntonius
Rating and Review based on the May 2022 update.
Humble Abode is Randy's homage to games created by wonderful and egg, and takes their inspiration to form something entirely new under his style. Just like figure and divisive game, Humble Abode is disguised as a traditional floor game but ends up being a good bit more. It's of course one of my favorite Needleventure games, and something I will stand by as being an excellent production.
As I have put in pretty much every review of a randomchaos_ game, he makes some of the most pleasurable needle in the entire community. This means large jumps with plenty of wiggle room designed to feel highly comfortable to perform, they're always intuitive and pretty simple to repeat once learned. So most of this game ends up being that applied to various stages, sometimes throwing in fun gimmicks such as low gravity or slow falling water. As someone who likes his needle, that makes a game this size just a large Thanksgiving feast for me. Occasionally there are Bosses and Avoidances as well, and like the inspirations that this game draws from they are mostly easier than the platforming.
After the first segment of the game comes a guest stage hub with five different collaborators, each bringing their own style. Three of these remain as pure needle screens, while the other two contain bosses. (These are the ones on each end of the row in case you want to space them). Each stage I thought brought a unique flavor to the game, and while I will mention that I think their difficulty kind of subtracts a tiny bit of enjoyment from the overall product (even causing me to quit the game once months ago), I did not hate their inclusion and think they're fine now that I can handle the heat. I also would like to give a shout-out to egg, who as one of the main inspirations of the game brought forth a guest stage that reminds me of why I like these games so much.
The version I am playing as mentioned was released in May 2022 and has nerfed a lot of the final stage. Although I never played the original, I can at least say the final stage now is incredibly smooth and that this is the best form the game has been in yet. I do want to mention some issues I had though in case there's ever hope for a final update, specifically due to the last boss. For starters, it's pretty damn long, but I think this can be mitigated by doing the same thing Kermit 3 does, giving the kid health. Nobody holds that boss as memorable because it was difficult, they did because it was climatic, and I think after playing about half of this final boss it also holds that power if granted. If health is out of the question, I would at least suggest fixing the starting phase to be smoother, a lot of times I spawn in to die to invisible bullets or get hit by tiny ones I can barely see later. I think it would be best if they spawned like a second or two later so they're actually visible first, as well as should disappear once the second phase starts since I've died so many times just falling on them. I am glad in the meantime that there's a replacement boss, but it really just doesn't have the power that the other does, so I hope there's a chance that could one day be patched somehow.
In the end, I was truly glad for how good this game was, and even though I do think the final boss was a bit of a hiccup, everything else was completely enjoyable and fun to play. I would highly recommend this to people who enjoy Needleventure games, so good luck sleeping!
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Humble Abode is Randy's homage to games created by wonderful and egg, and takes their inspiration to form something entirely new under his style. Just like figure and divisive game, Humble Abode is disguised as a traditional floor game but ends up being a good bit more. It's of course one of my favorite Needleventure games, and something I will stand by as being an excellent production.
As I have put in pretty much every review of a randomchaos_ game, he makes some of the most pleasurable needle in the entire community. This means large jumps with plenty of wiggle room designed to feel highly comfortable to perform, they're always intuitive and pretty simple to repeat once learned. So most of this game ends up being that applied to various stages, sometimes throwing in fun gimmicks such as low gravity or slow falling water. As someone who likes his needle, that makes a game this size just a large Thanksgiving feast for me. Occasionally there are Bosses and Avoidances as well, and like the inspirations that this game draws from they are mostly easier than the platforming.
After the first segment of the game comes a guest stage hub with five different collaborators, each bringing their own style. Three of these remain as pure needle screens, while the other two contain bosses. (These are the ones on each end of the row in case you want to space them). Each stage I thought brought a unique flavor to the game, and while I will mention that I think their difficulty kind of subtracts a tiny bit of enjoyment from the overall product (even causing me to quit the game once months ago), I did not hate their inclusion and think they're fine now that I can handle the heat. I also would like to give a shout-out to egg, who as one of the main inspirations of the game brought forth a guest stage that reminds me of why I like these games so much.
The version I am playing as mentioned was released in May 2022 and has nerfed a lot of the final stage. Although I never played the original, I can at least say the final stage now is incredibly smooth and that this is the best form the game has been in yet. I do want to mention some issues I had though in case there's ever hope for a final update, specifically due to the last boss. For starters, it's pretty damn long, but I think this can be mitigated by doing the same thing Kermit 3 does, giving the kid health. Nobody holds that boss as memorable because it was difficult, they did because it was climatic, and I think after playing about half of this final boss it also holds that power if granted. If health is out of the question, I would at least suggest fixing the starting phase to be smoother, a lot of times I spawn in to die to invisible bullets or get hit by tiny ones I can barely see later. I think it would be best if they spawned like a second or two later so they're actually visible first, as well as should disappear once the second phase starts since I've died so many times just falling on them. I am glad in the meantime that there's a replacement boss, but it really just doesn't have the power that the other does, so I hope there's a chance that could one day be patched somehow.
In the end, I was truly glad for how good this game was, and even though I do think the final boss was a bit of a hiccup, everything else was completely enjoyable and fun to play. I would highly recommend this to people who enjoy Needleventure games, so good luck sleeping!
Rating: 9.2 92
Difficulty: 70 70
Sep 12, 2022
Cubpletionist
This was a pretty hefty clear for me. The needle was very fun and good for the most part. The final stage contained a lot of annoyingly perfect jumps and several saves started taking me over an hour each to clear. As for the rest of the game, a lot of the gimmicks in each area felt very unnecessary. Entire screens with water 1 that could just as easily not have any water, having "extra" health yet you could only afford to get hit 1 times anyway. Lots of things like that. I also wasn't a big fan of the music, though it was relaxing and I think a lot of people would like it. Final thing, as for the final boss, there were a lot of complaints about it being unoriginal and way too long. That's been kinda fixed by adding a second option for a boss, but it's ***way*** too short, so either way it kinda sucks for an ending.
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Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 70 70
Aug 28, 2020
joseph567
This game might be heavily inspired by Kermit series, but the game designs were kind of plain and mediocre in comparison. The most fun parts might be guest stages. Also, I still insisted that the left warp of 100th floor could be more suitable for a final boss if added a few more HPs for kid.(the right one being a laughably short avoidance)
Overall not bad game experience.
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Overall not bad game experience.
Rating: 7.1 71
Difficulty: 71 71
May 13, 2019
Riechert
rating based on no secrets, and short avoidance at the end, thank god that exists
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Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 70 70
Dec 2, 2025
glitchy
(played on version 1.69) not too crazy hard floorgame.
needle is consistently great, loved almost all of it. a couple saves were kinda mid, but it's a very low amount. there are some avoidances and bosses too, however they're a bit hit or miss. some are super fun, but others kinda suck. still, overall, a great experience
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needle is consistently great, loved almost all of it. a couple saves were kinda mid, but it's a very low amount. there are some avoidances and bosses too, however they're a bit hit or miss. some are super fun, but others kinda suck. still, overall, a great experience
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 70 70
Nov 21, 2023