Delicious Fruit
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by CanusAntonius
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by CanusAntonius
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by CanusAntonius
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by CanusAntonius
Creator's Comments:
Wifie [Creator]
Short needle game made by me.
It's never a good idea to make an easy game to 30 or 50 screens,because you will feel impatient as long as you play 20 of them.
Mean to make a beginner-friendly needle game.
Hope you can enjoy it.
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It's never a good idea to make an easy game to 30 or 50 screens,because you will feel impatient as long as you play 20 of them.
Mean to make a beginner-friendly needle game.
Hope you can enjoy it.
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Aug 22, 2020
42 Reviews:
variable420
Quite a fun one. I had a great time with it. 1849 deaths.
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Rating: 7.2 72
Difficulty: 30 30
Feb 22, 2023
Sapphron
Note: had to unzip the .exe to get DBGHELP to work
Good challenge, rather short overall but that's a good thing. Room designs felt nice, neon rooms are always acceptable! Didn't quite like the wood texture as it was a total departure from before, but signified the end I guess. Lots of saves, seems like 1 platform jump is required?
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Good challenge, rather short overall but that's a good thing. Room designs felt nice, neon rooms are always acceptable! Didn't quite like the wood texture as it was a total departure from before, but signified the end I guess. Lots of saves, seems like 1 platform jump is required?
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 30 30
Aug 9, 2021
AndreyMark05
Easy needle game for beginners made with heart.
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Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 30 30
Aug 27, 2020
YaBoiMarcAntony
Consider these two pieces of info:
This took me less than ten minutes to beat, not because I'm a great player, but because it's not that hard.
This is a basic needle game made up of 16 screens. There's not a single gimmick in the game, unless you consider platforms a gimmick.
Knowing that, how could I ever rate the game this highly? Well, because it's that good!
There's a surprising amount of creativity on display despite being a mere microcosm of gameplay, mainly on a jump by jump basis. There's nothing outrageous, but given the difficulty of the game, I'm just thankful it's as exciting as it is. The save balance is totally screwed, each screen probably being easy enough that just one save would be decent balance, but that doesn't bother me much.
My other issue is that it's too short, that being my biggest gripe. Realistically, though, that doesn't impact my enjoyment of the game. It just means that I want a bigger game out of this creator. I think if they stepped beyond the boundaries of a basic needle game, they could make something really fun and enjoyable. They've already done so here, why not put their energies into something a little meatier?
Nonetheless, this is a great little experience, one I'd personally recommend heavily.
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This took me less than ten minutes to beat, not because I'm a great player, but because it's not that hard.
This is a basic needle game made up of 16 screens. There's not a single gimmick in the game, unless you consider platforms a gimmick.
Knowing that, how could I ever rate the game this highly? Well, because it's that good!
There's a surprising amount of creativity on display despite being a mere microcosm of gameplay, mainly on a jump by jump basis. There's nothing outrageous, but given the difficulty of the game, I'm just thankful it's as exciting as it is. The save balance is totally screwed, each screen probably being easy enough that just one save would be decent balance, but that doesn't bother me much.
My other issue is that it's too short, that being my biggest gripe. Realistically, though, that doesn't impact my enjoyment of the game. It just means that I want a bigger game out of this creator. I think if they stepped beyond the boundaries of a basic needle game, they could make something really fun and enjoyable. They've already done so here, why not put their energies into something a little meatier?
Nonetheless, this is a great little experience, one I'd personally recommend heavily.
Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 30 30
Aug 22, 2020