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Creators: Bg, ebb174, loli_qc, shign, Torore
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Kilgour22
Five-stage needle game with each stage having a different style. There's a good mix of short-, mid-, and long-save platforming, as each maker offers something unique.
Ebb stage: Solid, simple mid-length-save needle, and by far the easiest stage in the game. It's great, but not quite on par with some of Ebb's other creations. With that said, everything felt quite smooth to execute, and the difficulty-balancing was done well. (55 difficulty, 7.8/10 enjoyment)
Bg stage: Shorter saves, tighter jumps. There are many frame-limited jumps here that require careful consideration of the kid's positioning. Save-balancing felt quite off, with some saves being much harder than others thanks to the inclusion of some very precise jumps. (70-75, 4.5/10)
Loli_qc stage: Long-save platforming, similar to Ebb's stage except with a greater emphasis on flow and a few tighter manoeuvres, particularly platform grabs. It was a refreshing change after the previous stage. (65-70, 7/10)
Shign stage: Short-to-mid-length saves, with water manoeuvres that felt like some of Chatran's games of a similar style, and visually as well. Contains probably the toughest platforming in the game overall, with the possible exception of Bg stage. The sequences were generally satisfying to pull off, if a touch fulljump-heavy and precise at times. (70-75, 7.5/10)
Torore stage: Mid-to-long-save platforming that is a blend of Ebb's and Loli_qc's stages, except with an emphasis on pathing. The difficulty is definitely lower here, which I thought rather fitting given the platforming design. Still, there are some quite precise and creative vine sequences that were satisfying to execute, with the last jump of the game being a notable exception. (60-65, 7/10)
The game is made in renex engine, which may put off some players. I wouldn't have minded, but things didn't quite work right on full-screen, and I don't mean physics-wise: pressing R drew the screen in the top-left corner for a frame, and the yellow text at the top was an annoyance. (There is a setting to turn that off, but it's maker-controlled; the setting is not available to the player in the options menu.) These weren't major issues, but they should still be addressed.
I would recommend this to players who enjoy, and can handle, rather difficult needle in a variety of styles.
Ebb stage: Solid, simple mid-length-save needle, and by far the easiest stage in the game. It's great, but not quite on par with some of Ebb's other creations. With that said, everything felt quite smooth to execute, and the difficulty-balancing was done well. (55 difficulty, 7.8/10 enjoyment)
Bg stage: Shorter saves, tighter jumps. There are many frame-limited jumps here that require careful consideration of the kid's positioning. Save-balancing felt quite off, with some saves being much harder than others thanks to the inclusion of some very precise jumps. (70-75, 4.5/10)
Loli_qc stage: Long-save platforming, similar to Ebb's stage except with a greater emphasis on flow and a few tighter manoeuvres, particularly platform grabs. It was a refreshing change after the previous stage. (65-70, 7/10)
Shign stage: Short-to-mid-length saves, with water manoeuvres that felt like some of Chatran's games of a similar style, and visually as well. Contains probably the toughest platforming in the game overall, with the possible exception of Bg stage. The sequences were generally satisfying to pull off, if a touch fulljump-heavy and precise at times. (70-75, 7.5/10)
Torore stage: Mid-to-long-save platforming that is a blend of Ebb's and Loli_qc's stages, except with an emphasis on pathing. The difficulty is definitely lower here, which I thought rather fitting given the platforming design. Still, there are some quite precise and creative vine sequences that were satisfying to execute, with the last jump of the game being a notable exception. (60-65, 7/10)
The game is made in renex engine, which may put off some players. I wouldn't have minded, but things didn't quite work right on full-screen, and I don't mean physics-wise: pressing R drew the screen in the top-left corner for a frame, and the yellow text at the top was an annoyance. (There is a setting to turn that off, but it's maker-controlled; the setting is not available to the player in the options menu.) These weren't major issues, but they should still be addressed.
I would recommend this to players who enjoy, and can handle, rather difficult needle in a variety of styles.
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 6.8 68
Difficulty: 72 72
Jan 30, 2023