Delicious Fruit
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by GaspacoZanis
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by GaspacoZanis
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by GaspacoZanis
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by GaspacoZanis
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A small game based on the 대학수학능력시험, with 4 short minigames for you to beat while getting the highest score possible.
-The needle trials stage begins with a short section which I assume is supposed to teach you how it works, then the stage itself starts. The gimmick here is that you collect a certain amount of points after beating the screen, but this number goes down if you fail the jump, and you don't get any points at all if you run out of time. The idea is interesting, except for the giant difficulty spike right at the end which requires a couple of platform cancels.
-The avoidance stage is by far the best part of the game, it's similar to the needle trials part but without the time pressure, instead tasking you just to dodge. The different levels here contain various generic avoidance attacks, but later they get mashed together into something more advanced. Overall, a pretty fun stage.
-Then there's the quiz stage, which has a bunch of math problems you have to answer. However, the answers are in the same spots every time, so you can just make a cheat sheet like I did and breeze through the whole stage.
-Finally is the consistency needle stage, which faces you with some easy needle that you have to play with a single life. The farther you get, the more points you get. It's an ok stage, except for an annoying glitch with the collision order which can kill you unexpectedly. After this, you have to mash as fast as possible, or else lose the points you just gained.
It's a strange game for sure, but at least I still had fun while playing it. I'd recommend a couple of attempts of it, but I don't know if seriously grinding for a high score is worth it.
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-The needle trials stage begins with a short section which I assume is supposed to teach you how it works, then the stage itself starts. The gimmick here is that you collect a certain amount of points after beating the screen, but this number goes down if you fail the jump, and you don't get any points at all if you run out of time. The idea is interesting, except for the giant difficulty spike right at the end which requires a couple of platform cancels.
-The avoidance stage is by far the best part of the game, it's similar to the needle trials part but without the time pressure, instead tasking you just to dodge. The different levels here contain various generic avoidance attacks, but later they get mashed together into something more advanced. Overall, a pretty fun stage.
-Then there's the quiz stage, which has a bunch of math problems you have to answer. However, the answers are in the same spots every time, so you can just make a cheat sheet like I did and breeze through the whole stage.
-Finally is the consistency needle stage, which faces you with some easy needle that you have to play with a single life. The farther you get, the more points you get. It's an ok stage, except for an annoying glitch with the collision order which can kill you unexpectedly. After this, you have to mash as fast as possible, or else lose the points you just gained.
It's a strange game for sure, but at least I still had fun while playing it. I'd recommend a couple of attempts of it, but I don't know if seriously grinding for a high score is worth it.
Rating: 4.0 40
Difficulty: N/A
Aug 27, 2023
GaspacoZanis
Game is transcribed as 'I wanna SuNuong' by the author in the game's title. The history of this game is very unclear. All we know is that several Korean players played it back in the days and that .exe of the game says the date '04/August/2013'. The game was also never publicly released (unless it was somehow public on Leehe's blog or some now-deleted cafe naver (Guy Fan or Leehe's one)).
As for game's description refer to NightShark's review. The only thing I can add is that this game is an example of technically 1 difficulty game. You can literally stay and not do anything for 3/4 stages. The only one where you actually need to move is the green stage. And if you die there, then you need to shoot 50 times.
The whole point is about the high scores. And I would say that the game has aspects to be fun to re-play. It does not necessarily provide anything out of ordinary though.
If you want to mess up without any self-imposed challenges, it is pretty fun. The game is oriented to Korean-speaking people, which can be easily see in the Quiz Stage (even if it is still based on Math).
Fail sounds are kind of funny, and avoidance gives interesting challenges. Needle is your standard generic needle from 2013.
I wonder how hard would be to get the highest score possible here though.
Anyway would recommend maybe?
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As for game's description refer to NightShark's review. The only thing I can add is that this game is an example of technically 1 difficulty game. You can literally stay and not do anything for 3/4 stages. The only one where you actually need to move is the green stage. And if you die there, then you need to shoot 50 times.
The whole point is about the high scores. And I would say that the game has aspects to be fun to re-play. It does not necessarily provide anything out of ordinary though.
If you want to mess up without any self-imposed challenges, it is pretty fun. The game is oriented to Korean-speaking people, which can be easily see in the Quiz Stage (even if it is still based on Math).
Fail sounds are kind of funny, and avoidance gives interesting challenges. Needle is your standard generic needle from 2013.
I wonder how hard would be to get the highest score possible here though.
Anyway would recommend maybe?
Rating: 6.3 63
Difficulty: 1 1
Apr 13, 2025