Delicious Fruit
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YaBoiMarcAntony [Creator]
This is a needle collaboration between Draconical and I which hopefully proves to be a memorable and enjoyable experience. I dunno how hard it is overall, but it is not a very long game.
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Difficulty: N/A
Aug 19, 2021
14 Reviews:
shign
I sadly can't give a high rating for this one because there were too much things that took down my enjoyement.
While I have nothing to say about stage 1, it was enjoyable even if I'm not a huge of the style (sort of thesys-dopamine shit but more refined), others are imo heavily flawed. Stage 2 is another stumble stage with always the same recycled to death visuals and music, it uses floating vines in akward ways, one save has a transition killer and some other were painful. It's not that a bad stage, kinda average, but it's honestly one of the worst stumble copy paste I have played.
It sadly got worse from stage 3. It's a stage focused on water1 and it was very uncomfortable to play, I also found visuals kinda eye bleeding and the gameplay handbreaking because of all the full jumps.
Stage 4 is sort of semi precision needle and even if it has some good ideas, some jumps were atrocious, I especially think of the very last jump of the last screen. The style also makes that stage handbreaking and since I did the game in one sitting, I started to really feel pain at the end.
While this isn't too much a bad game it lacks a lot of polish and it imo comes from the will to make a difficut game, a will that cost enjoyement in that particular case.
Edit : realized I was a bit harsh on the rating so I raised it a bit because I didn't hated it that much, it's just an accumulation of uncomfortable things that led to frustration.
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While I have nothing to say about stage 1, it was enjoyable even if I'm not a huge of the style (sort of thesys-dopamine shit but more refined), others are imo heavily flawed. Stage 2 is another stumble stage with always the same recycled to death visuals and music, it uses floating vines in akward ways, one save has a transition killer and some other were painful. It's not that a bad stage, kinda average, but it's honestly one of the worst stumble copy paste I have played.
It sadly got worse from stage 3. It's a stage focused on water1 and it was very uncomfortable to play, I also found visuals kinda eye bleeding and the gameplay handbreaking because of all the full jumps.
Stage 4 is sort of semi precision needle and even if it has some good ideas, some jumps were atrocious, I especially think of the very last jump of the last screen. The style also makes that stage handbreaking and since I did the game in one sitting, I started to really feel pain at the end.
While this isn't too much a bad game it lacks a lot of polish and it imo comes from the will to make a difficut game, a will that cost enjoyement in that particular case.
Edit : realized I was a bit harsh on the rating so I raised it a bit because I didn't hated it that much, it's just an accumulation of uncomfortable things that led to frustration.
Rating: 5.4 54
Difficulty: 73 73
Aug 25, 2021
Francis
I've never written a delfruit review so I don't really know how to format this, but here goes:
Dwell is a fun needle game made by two friends of mine in the community, so I was looking forward to playing it. I had tested 2 screens before the game came out and they were pretty fun, so I had high expectations going into it, which by the end of the game, were met.
Stage 1 is a darker stage with a lot of vine and platform gameplay. Although a couple jumps can be a bit janky, this stage is all around really fun to play, and has really good save balancing.
Stage 2 is a stumble-like stage, a bit easier than the original, but more fun to play from my experience, although I found it a bit easier than the first stage. The jumps felt very like the game the stage was based off of, felt really fun to execute, and apart from one off-screen vine grab which was pretty hard to gauge.
Stage 3 is a stage with a lot of kill block and water gameplay - which to me felt like the hardest stage, but was still enjoyable. The needle was mostly water and kill-block based. A couple jumps felt slightly confusing due to the killblocks being mistakable for normal blocks, but I don't really know how much of an issue this was for other people. Overall, though, I genuinely thought the stage was really well made.
Stage 4 was inspired off of a stage in Kermit 2, and is comprised of four short screens with precise water and platform gameplay. After stage 3, where the screens were a bit long and full-fledged, this was a sort of relaxing experience.
Overall, I thought this was a really good game. I would recommend this game to anyone who has some experience with needle, as it was really fun but also pretty challenging.
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Dwell is a fun needle game made by two friends of mine in the community, so I was looking forward to playing it. I had tested 2 screens before the game came out and they were pretty fun, so I had high expectations going into it, which by the end of the game, were met.
Stage 1 is a darker stage with a lot of vine and platform gameplay. Although a couple jumps can be a bit janky, this stage is all around really fun to play, and has really good save balancing.
Stage 2 is a stumble-like stage, a bit easier than the original, but more fun to play from my experience, although I found it a bit easier than the first stage. The jumps felt very like the game the stage was based off of, felt really fun to execute, and apart from one off-screen vine grab which was pretty hard to gauge.
Stage 3 is a stage with a lot of kill block and water gameplay - which to me felt like the hardest stage, but was still enjoyable. The needle was mostly water and kill-block based. A couple jumps felt slightly confusing due to the killblocks being mistakable for normal blocks, but I don't really know how much of an issue this was for other people. Overall, though, I genuinely thought the stage was really well made.
Stage 4 was inspired off of a stage in Kermit 2, and is comprised of four short screens with precise water and platform gameplay. After stage 3, where the screens were a bit long and full-fledged, this was a sort of relaxing experience.
Overall, I thought this was a really good game. I would recommend this game to anyone who has some experience with needle, as it was really fun but also pretty challenging.
Rating: 9.0 90
Difficulty: 70 70
Aug 22, 2021
Cutiefruity
The needle varied a lot, and that's always a plus for me, but for some singular parts of it I wasn't too big of a fan of due to it's hand hurty fulljump in water nature- which is definitely more of a personal criticism, I like the jumps, I just feel pain executing them too often in the way they're laid out early into a save. But the overall game doesn't suffer from this too greatly and I would still recommend this. The water1 stage was probably my favorite, although the visuals in the first stage struck me.
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Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 71 71
May 7, 2022
moogy
Wasn't a big fan of the last stage. Liked the usage of water 1 in the previous stage though.
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Difficulty: 70 70
Aug 21, 2021