Delicious Fruit
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by R3Ked
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by GaspacoZanis
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by GaspacoZanis
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by GaspacoZanis
57 Reviews:
Xplayerlol
Incredibly well-made beginner-friendly avoidance with amazing production value, a wide variety of creative attacks, solid difficulty balance, amazing visuals and a cute music choice.
Let’s go over every point. From infinite jump sections to Mario Galaxy planetoid mechanics, variety and creativity go hand in hand in this game. This creativity is often employed in balancing the game, with the added effect of making a much more eventful experience. Telegraphing trickier patterns, slowing down or stopping attacks at key moments, adding acceleration, redirecting, rotating and resizing projectiles, the list goes on. Unlike the dull standard methods for making an avoidance easier, such as reducing density, slowing down projectiles and adding HP, these modifications feel eventful and add vibrance to the game.
And speaking of vibrance, the visuals are phenomenal. On top of the vibrant colors and the eventful composition of the attacks themselves, there are shiny waves, sparkles, paint splashes, glowing projectiles, booming stars and colorful transitions that complement the spectacle without ever going overboard. Whooo!~ is probably the cutest moment in the whole thing.
The production value goes beyond just the avoidance, with a cute main hub that leads to a very polished practice room, including HP mode and checkpoints strategically located at potential roadblocks. Seriously, the practice room is a great touch. The main hub also leads to the clear screen - which in turn leads back into the main hub. You don’t need to delete your save file to experience the whole thing again. Neos put more thought into the non-avoidance aspects of the game than 99% of avoidance makers.
In terms of difficulty, I hear too many people talking about Scene 6 (The Mario Galaxy circle), which can be tough to react to in time, but there are a few other highlights . Scenes 1, 5 and 9 feature mildly fast projectiles that either curve or come from multiple directions, which makes them noticeably harder to read. Wooo!, during Scene 7, can lead to some seriously precise moments. And Scene 10 (final) features three attacks in a random order, all of which are pretty fast.. In general, however, I do agree with the sentiment that every attack in this fight should be readable and dodgeable by a newer player (With the support of practice mode, if the need arises), without feeling dull to experienced players, and that’s certainly enough for me.
The music choice is O-Ku-Ri-Mo-No Sundaaaay, an Idolmaster song, covered by Zea from Nijisanji. Hololive fans, you are falling behiiind. It’s a cute cover (Better than the oriiiginal), and Mauri was kind enough to note that the avoidance mimics the official music video - which is not that unusual but rarely is done this well. Wait a second, why am I talking about the song? Oh, well, I did say I was going to go over every point.
This is easily one of my favorite avoidances as of now. Highly recommended, regardless of your skill level.
Side note: ¡Arriba la comunidad hispana! indeed.
Side note 2.0: Yes, I know about the thing at the end. And I also know about the thing after the end. Pretty amazing, right? This game truly has a lot of things.
Let’s go over every point. From infinite jump sections to Mario Galaxy planetoid mechanics, variety and creativity go hand in hand in this game. This creativity is often employed in balancing the game, with the added effect of making a much more eventful experience. Telegraphing trickier patterns, slowing down or stopping attacks at key moments, adding acceleration, redirecting, rotating and resizing projectiles, the list goes on. Unlike the dull standard methods for making an avoidance easier, such as reducing density, slowing down projectiles and adding HP, these modifications feel eventful and add vibrance to the game.
And speaking of vibrance, the visuals are phenomenal. On top of the vibrant colors and the eventful composition of the attacks themselves, there are shiny waves, sparkles, paint splashes, glowing projectiles, booming stars and colorful transitions that complement the spectacle without ever going overboard. Whooo!~ is probably the cutest moment in the whole thing.
The production value goes beyond just the avoidance, with a cute main hub that leads to a very polished practice room, including HP mode and checkpoints strategically located at potential roadblocks. Seriously, the practice room is a great touch. The main hub also leads to the clear screen - which in turn leads back into the main hub. You don’t need to delete your save file to experience the whole thing again. Neos put more thought into the non-avoidance aspects of the game than 99% of avoidance makers.
In terms of difficulty, I hear too many people talking about Scene 6 (The Mario Galaxy circle), which can be tough to react to in time, but there are a few other highlights . Scenes 1, 5 and 9 feature mildly fast projectiles that either curve or come from multiple directions, which makes them noticeably harder to read. Wooo!, during Scene 7, can lead to some seriously precise moments. And Scene 10 (final) features three attacks in a random order, all of which are pretty fast.. In general, however, I do agree with the sentiment that every attack in this fight should be readable and dodgeable by a newer player (With the support of practice mode, if the need arises), without feeling dull to experienced players, and that’s certainly enough for me.
The music choice is O-Ku-Ri-Mo-No Sundaaaay, an Idolmaster song, covered by Zea from Nijisanji. Hololive fans, you are falling behiiind. It’s a cute cover (Better than the oriiiginal), and Mauri was kind enough to note that the avoidance mimics the official music video - which is not that unusual but rarely is done this well. Wait a second, why am I talking about the song? Oh, well, I did say I was going to go over every point.
This is easily one of my favorite avoidances as of now. Highly recommended, regardless of your skill level.
Side note: ¡Arriba la comunidad hispana! indeed.
Side note 2.0: Yes, I know about the thing at the end. And I also know about the thing after the end. Pretty amazing, right? This game truly has a lot of things.
Tagged as: Avoidance
[7] Likes
Rating: 9.6 96
Difficulty: 38 38
Sep 20, 2022
EchoMask
You can't make a better avoidance game than this. You can make it harder or easier, but not better.
Tagged as: Avoidance
Beginner_Friendly
[4] Likes
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 25 25
Dec 1, 2021
SMOrc
Русский:
Тот самый необычный случай, когда ты намеренно не хочешь пройти этот эвойденс, чтобы дольше им наслаждаться!
English:
That most unusual case, when you deliberately do not want clear this avoidance, in order to enjoy it longer!
[3] Likes
Тот самый необычный случай, когда ты намеренно не хочешь пройти этот эвойденс, чтобы дольше им наслаждаться!
English:
That most unusual case, when you deliberately do not want clear this avoidance, in order to enjoy it longer!
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 39 39
Apr 12, 2023
kyubrey
This is one of my first avoidances, and I had an incredibly fun time with it! It's perfect for beginners to challenge them, and get them used to avoidances - it was effective for me in this regard.
It took me about a hour, but none of the attacks really felt unfair.
Plus, the visuals look really nice - it makes it an even more enjoyable experience
This is perfect for more experienced players who want a fun showcase, or beginners who want to dive into the world of fangames, like me. Play it, now!
[2] Likes
It took me about a hour, but none of the attacks really felt unfair.
Plus, the visuals look really nice - it makes it an even more enjoyable experience
This is perfect for more experienced players who want a fun showcase, or beginners who want to dive into the world of fangames, like me. Play it, now!
Rating: 9.5 95
Difficulty: 30 30
Jul 20, 2023
gourdladle
Best avoidance in this difficulty range
[2] Likes
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 25 25
Jun 4, 2023