Delicious FruitI Wanna Be The Guy Remastered
Creators: Cherry_Treehouse, Natsu, renex, Floogle, Renko, Kayin
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Creator's Comments:
Natsu [Creator]
This is a faithful remaster of the original I Wanna Be The Guy, aiming to balance the spirit of the original game with the desire for consistent physics like the fangames that came after while fixing some of the jank.
This was created using Yuuutu engine in Game Maker 8.2, and has been prepatched with gm8x_fix (https://github.com/skyfloogle/gm8x_fix). The source code has been included (GM 8.2).
→ New Features:
Fangame physics
Perfect quality re-recorded audio
Cleaned up sprite scaling
Controller support
Button remapping
Separate volume sliders
Smooth 50FPS and Vsync option
Fullscreen with crisp pixel filtering
200% scaling window mode for compatible displays
800x600 fullscreen mode for compatible displays
Optional restarting music
Reduced input lag and no background input
Dipswitches to customize your experience
Unlockable content
→ Removed features:
Unintended crashing
We hope you enjoy this remaster!
[20] Likes
This was created using Yuuutu engine in Game Maker 8.2, and has been prepatched with gm8x_fix (https://github.com/skyfloogle/gm8x_fix). The source code has been included (GM 8.2).
→ New Features:
Fangame physics
Perfect quality re-recorded audio
Cleaned up sprite scaling
Controller support
Button remapping
Separate volume sliders
Smooth 50FPS and Vsync option
Fullscreen with crisp pixel filtering
200% scaling window mode for compatible displays
800x600 fullscreen mode for compatible displays
Optional restarting music
Reduced input lag and no background input
Dipswitches to customize your experience
Unlockable content
→ Removed features:
Unintended crashing
We hope you enjoy this remaster!
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Dec 22, 2020
110 Reviews:
Kurtisdede
Wasn't as hard as I remember, I guess the yuuutu physics help
[2] Likes
Rating: 9.2 92
Difficulty: 35 35
Jan 29, 2023
Gaborro
Will always love the miracle of this team making it here and just making such an important first drop in my eyes. Really love the fact that I can now love the original as much as the fangames that came after.
[2] Likes
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 45 45
Oct 23, 2022
Charm
My first playthrough of this game was on Hard difficulty, and honestly it was probably my most rewarding clear. First, a little background.
I'm relatively new to playing aiwannas (I started by playing IWM via. friend recommendation about 7-8 months ago) but honestly I wanted to play the original IWBTG (Multimedia Fusion) and it felt very old and unstable, so from a technical standpoint, I didn't enjoy it very much. When I heard there was a remastered version, I played it, & I feel that it addressed all of the problems I had with the original (random crashing, lag spikes, weird bugs, etc.) I chose Hard difficulty because I wanted to get some more experience under my belt & challenge myself, and to-date, this is probably my most rewarding accomplishment.
The game itself is incredibly creative, funny, & I love how it pulls several references from older video games. It was really hard for me to actually get mad at this game when the traps were clever. For example, I thought the spike platform crashing down on you in the second forest room after hopping on clouds was hilarious, and I was laughing because of how caught off-guard I was. I think the only area I actually disliked was the Metroid area, because of how many times you need to shoot Mother Brain while dodging the spaghettios(?) in the room. Other than that, everything is pretty fair in this game.
I've gotta say that I felt so accomplished & happy with myself to clear this game on Hard difficulty in my first ever playthrough, & how determined I was the entire time.
For newer players getting into aiwannas, the remastered isn't very different from the original, but it does add more content & it is WAY more stable, so I definitely recommend it.
[2] Likes
I'm relatively new to playing aiwannas (I started by playing IWM via. friend recommendation about 7-8 months ago) but honestly I wanted to play the original IWBTG (Multimedia Fusion) and it felt very old and unstable, so from a technical standpoint, I didn't enjoy it very much. When I heard there was a remastered version, I played it, & I feel that it addressed all of the problems I had with the original (random crashing, lag spikes, weird bugs, etc.) I chose Hard difficulty because I wanted to get some more experience under my belt & challenge myself, and to-date, this is probably my most rewarding accomplishment.
The game itself is incredibly creative, funny, & I love how it pulls several references from older video games. It was really hard for me to actually get mad at this game when the traps were clever. For example, I thought the spike platform crashing down on you in the second forest room after hopping on clouds was hilarious, and I was laughing because of how caught off-guard I was. I think the only area I actually disliked was the Metroid area, because of how many times you need to shoot Mother Brain while dodging the spaghettios(?) in the room. Other than that, everything is pretty fair in this game.
I've gotta say that I felt so accomplished & happy with myself to clear this game on Hard difficulty in my first ever playthrough, & how determined I was the entire time.
For newer players getting into aiwannas, the remastered isn't very different from the original, but it does add more content & it is WAY more stable, so I definitely recommend it.
Rating: 7.8 78
Difficulty: 45 45
Sep 26, 2022