Delicious Fruit
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by GaspacoZanis
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by Zambrini
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by Zambrini
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by GaspacoZanis
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Infinite jump version of 45. Attacks are of course changed from the original to fit the inf jump gameplay. It was as fun as the original, it still has very fun pathing and super satisfying flow. Somehow I feel like this is easier.
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Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 32 32
Jul 20, 2025
GaspacoZanis
Spin-off of 'I wanna be the 45', where you have the same avoidance except with infinite jump, no blocks and 1 attack change. Unlike the original avoidance, this one did get removed from author's game page, similarly like 'I wanna Ranchiki', although I did actually enjoy 'I wanna be the 4545' much more than 'I wanna be the 45' (which I have started but dropped). I have cleared this avoidance initially in 2023, and re-cleared in 2025, since I have never prepared the review for this game.
First of all, this game is yet another game from short avoidance series, where you have small window and short avoidances. This is 45 second long avoidance, that is mainly concentrated from patterns, but does have occasional RNG attacks. In comparison with the original 'I wanna be the 45', this one has this attack (blue line) changed to be RNG and you can choose on whichever side you would like to be: https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=4. So you can say this avoidance is more RNG-based, since the very attack that was changed does require some good kid movement.
Is it for the worse though?
I would argue that no. I have tried originally to play 'I wanna be the 30' and 'I wanna be the 45', and I did get really angry while playing those blind. I really find 45 second avoidance to be unpleasant to play. Climbing up the platforms at the start felt tedious ; attacks like these:https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=10 ; https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=23 felt really hard to get away from RNG with occasional bad RNG, since you could not move from one place to another in a quick manner.
I have tried this avoidance just because I felt extremely angry. And honestly this game did make me surprise. It feels different. Yes, you do need to spam a bit jump at the start but it is so much better than timing awkward full jumps ; getting from RNG is much more comfortable even if it does require some good control of kid. This attack looks scary: https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=16, but it is actually very intuitive - you just click both right key and shift and you can easily get away. It is really not that bad.
There are moments like these: https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=30, where you do have to wait a bit and not be too in a hurry, because RNG can get you if you are not paying attention. Also I really liked doing this RNG attack in this version: https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=34
As for the last attack, it is a bit harder than in the original, but just stay near the left corner and be as low as possible and it will be fine.
Originally, I have seen this avoidance fully while playing for the original game. However, now in 2025 I did try to play this game blind again, since I did not remember any patterns.
The only place where I did look up for the strat was the last pattern. It is really tricky when you play it blind. I wanted to go from the right side of the screen to the left but it seems impossible. And also if you are on the correct side, you still have to be near the wall, otherwise the line will get you. It might be a bit frustrating to figure it out. So I looked up my own video and I first-tried after that.
For 45 seconds you have a lot to do, and so it is not necessarily an easy avoidance but it is still simple enpigh. I did find it very pleasant to play. Also I am not sure if this is harder or easier than the original game. I would say that this one is easier but it could be my bias since I do have some experience with infinite jump.
I might return back to the original game, but for the time being I will say that this was the only game that I enjoyed from these series. Infinite jump does really give you much more freedom to dodge everything, in my opinion. Even if you are a beginner, you might wanna try this one out if you are looking for some pattern avoidance with some RNG elements. Or if you just wanna improve your infinite jump movements.
Would recommend.
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First of all, this game is yet another game from short avoidance series, where you have small window and short avoidances. This is 45 second long avoidance, that is mainly concentrated from patterns, but does have occasional RNG attacks. In comparison with the original 'I wanna be the 45', this one has this attack (blue line) changed to be RNG and you can choose on whichever side you would like to be: https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=4. So you can say this avoidance is more RNG-based, since the very attack that was changed does require some good kid movement.
Is it for the worse though?
I would argue that no. I have tried originally to play 'I wanna be the 30' and 'I wanna be the 45', and I did get really angry while playing those blind. I really find 45 second avoidance to be unpleasant to play. Climbing up the platforms at the start felt tedious ; attacks like these:https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=10 ; https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=23 felt really hard to get away from RNG with occasional bad RNG, since you could not move from one place to another in a quick manner.
I have tried this avoidance just because I felt extremely angry. And honestly this game did make me surprise. It feels different. Yes, you do need to spam a bit jump at the start but it is so much better than timing awkward full jumps ; getting from RNG is much more comfortable even if it does require some good control of kid. This attack looks scary: https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=16, but it is actually very intuitive - you just click both right key and shift and you can easily get away. It is really not that bad.
There are moments like these: https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=30, where you do have to wait a bit and not be too in a hurry, because RNG can get you if you are not paying attention. Also I really liked doing this RNG attack in this version: https://youtu.be/VOoqOud5TCc?t=34
As for the last attack, it is a bit harder than in the original, but just stay near the left corner and be as low as possible and it will be fine.
Originally, I have seen this avoidance fully while playing for the original game. However, now in 2025 I did try to play this game blind again, since I did not remember any patterns.
The only place where I did look up for the strat was the last pattern. It is really tricky when you play it blind. I wanted to go from the right side of the screen to the left but it seems impossible. And also if you are on the correct side, you still have to be near the wall, otherwise the line will get you. It might be a bit frustrating to figure it out. So I looked up my own video and I first-tried after that.
For 45 seconds you have a lot to do, and so it is not necessarily an easy avoidance but it is still simple enpigh. I did find it very pleasant to play. Also I am not sure if this is harder or easier than the original game. I would say that this one is easier but it could be my bias since I do have some experience with infinite jump.
I might return back to the original game, but for the time being I will say that this was the only game that I enjoyed from these series. Infinite jump does really give you much more freedom to dodge everything, in my opinion. Even if you are a beginner, you might wanna try this one out if you are looking for some pattern avoidance with some RNG elements. Or if you just wanna improve your infinite jump movements.
Would recommend.
Rating: 6.7 67
Difficulty: 41 41
Apr 27, 2025