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FlaviaFlave
For: I Wanna Whispered Treasures
For: I Wanna Whispered Treasures
Couple stages of needle that felt very justice final stage inspired. Its a nice little game but has a ton of 16 pixels so you might want to be careful if you are a boomer. Nothing crazy special, but its worth a play if you want some nice relaxing needle.
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Rating: 7.1 71
Difficulty: 58 58
Jun 11, 2022
very_cool
For: i wanna fix what's wrong
For: i wanna fix what's wrong
good ass
[0] Likes
Rating: 8.3 83
Difficulty: N/A
Jun 11, 2022
CeleCele
For: I Wanna Whispered Treasures
For: I Wanna Whispered Treasures
2 stage needle game with pretty high effort visuals for a needle game.
The first stage is pretty good, nice tileset and solid needle. The second stage is very claustrophobic and has a bit too much visual clutter. Its also way harder then the first stage.
The game also felt a bit laggy, its not too big of an issue; just a bit annoying.
The first stage is pretty good, nice tileset and solid needle. The second stage is very claustrophobic and has a bit too much visual clutter. Its also way harder then the first stage.
The game also felt a bit laggy, its not too big of an issue; just a bit annoying.
Tagged as: Needle
[0] Likes
Rating: 6.9 69
Difficulty: 60 60
Jun 11, 2022
TehDude
For: Wistfully
For: Wistfully
verigud
Tagged as: Avoidance
[0] Likes
Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 40 40
Jun 11, 2022
FlaviaFlave
For: I wanna play the medley game
For: I wanna play the medley game
Medley game made up of screens from beginner games that have mostly been stripped of triggers. It's fairly low quality but worth a quick romp.
Tagged as: Medley
[0] Likes
Rating: 3.5 35
Difficulty: 35 35
Jun 11, 2022
CanusAntonius
For: DELICIOUS FRUIT SIMULATOR 2023 (EPIC EDITION)
For: DELICIOUS FRUIT SIMULATOR 2023 (EPIC EDITION)
This is the logical conclusion of listening to a conversation that you aren't in then trying to become involved in it anyways without understanding what's even going on. It's stuff like this that makes it even more intolerable to be in related discussions because it's simply demeaning and disrespectful to all sides. There's also no apparent commentary here worth even taking away, I doubt the maker even has a "point" to give, they just thought making something of the situation would be funny, and as you can see by every other review it sure isn't. When you wish to tackle a meta discussion in the community, please reread and understand what people are talking about first before taking a step.
As it is, this game just seems like you dislike Delfruit, so the reasonable solution to that is to stop using it. Actions like this is why people want age limitations enforced throughout aspects of the community, immaturity like this only makes things worse.
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As it is, this game just seems like you dislike Delfruit, so the reasonable solution to that is to stop using it. Actions like this is why people want age limitations enforced throughout aspects of the community, immaturity like this only makes things worse.
Rating: 0.0 0
Difficulty: N/A
Jun 11, 2022
TheChiekurs
For: I wanna be the KKD
For: I wanna be the KKD
Tagged as: Avoidance
[0] Likes
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Jun 11, 2022
kurath
For: I wanna combine the 2 forces
For: I wanna combine the 2 forces
An adventure game with a lot of highs and lows that for me hit a lot of the big targets while missing a lot of the smaller ones. It has a lot of creative ideas, diverse gameplay and a story, which are big things that i'm looking for, but the minor annoyances and sketchy design along the way started grating on the experience after a while.
Production wise, its simplistic but solid. As to be expected from this maker, its not flashy in any way, but has a lot of little details that indicate a lot of care. The story elements, especially being bilingual, are a great touch. Audio is basic, but serviceable. Where it falters here is what I'd call quality of life elements. I did not complete extra because I missed one item, and while it does allow backtracking to try and achieve that, there's no indication of what or where and the ability to move around is extremely limited, so it roughly boils down to replaying the game. Secondly, another huge peeve of mine is that the main gimmick (sort of? its the most notable one that comes in about halfway through the game) feels really tedious to use sometimes, and this is because it takes 3 button presses of different buttons to do something that has no reason to not be done in a single press. That and the fact the inputs feel janky at time really hurts the experience.
The platforming is the highlight for me, with diverse interesting stages - though always with the best design - it atleast keeps your attention, never feels repetitive and introduces a lot of interesting ideas.
The bosses are usually quite simplistic, but their design tends towards the annoying for me. Most of them are designed around the boss being annoying to hit, which isn't really a fun design. Expect all the attacks to be quite easy and simple, but become problematic only because you have to be in specific spots and expend all your resources to be able to damage the boss, meaning that its largely about standing around dodging easy attacks until you can get a clean hit in. While not inherently bad, the fact that every boss felt built around this and it being a design I dislike really brought down the experience for me.
Overall, its got a lot of rough edges but a lot of good ideas - which largely is what you should expect when playing this makers games. I'd recommend it to adventure players who don't mind that combination, and serves as a reasonable entry point if you're curious about the makers catalog which contains a lot of similar 'diamonds in the rough'.
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Production wise, its simplistic but solid. As to be expected from this maker, its not flashy in any way, but has a lot of little details that indicate a lot of care. The story elements, especially being bilingual, are a great touch. Audio is basic, but serviceable. Where it falters here is what I'd call quality of life elements. I did not complete extra because I missed one item, and while it does allow backtracking to try and achieve that, there's no indication of what or where and the ability to move around is extremely limited, so it roughly boils down to replaying the game. Secondly, another huge peeve of mine is that the main gimmick (sort of? its the most notable one that comes in about halfway through the game) feels really tedious to use sometimes, and this is because it takes 3 button presses of different buttons to do something that has no reason to not be done in a single press. That and the fact the inputs feel janky at time really hurts the experience.
The platforming is the highlight for me, with diverse interesting stages - though always with the best design - it atleast keeps your attention, never feels repetitive and introduces a lot of interesting ideas.
The bosses are usually quite simplistic, but their design tends towards the annoying for me. Most of them are designed around the boss being annoying to hit, which isn't really a fun design. Expect all the attacks to be quite easy and simple, but become problematic only because you have to be in specific spots and expend all your resources to be able to damage the boss, meaning that its largely about standing around dodging easy attacks until you can get a clean hit in. While not inherently bad, the fact that every boss felt built around this and it being a design I dislike really brought down the experience for me.
Overall, its got a lot of rough edges but a lot of good ideas - which largely is what you should expect when playing this makers games. I'd recommend it to adventure players who don't mind that combination, and serves as a reasonable entry point if you're curious about the makers catalog which contains a lot of similar 'diamonds in the rough'.
Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 60 60
Jun 11, 2022
bantsmen
For: I wanna play the medley game
For: I wanna play the medley game
A short, basic, and easy medley game. Most of the screen picks are basic easy needle which are sometimes buffed. Many screens that had moving objects or traps have them removed with a few exceptions such as Charr and Explorer. The production value is very low although I will give a little bit of credit as it seems the creator attempted to recreate them from scratch. For some reason the minispikes of a seizure inducing flashing animation on them. The game ends with the default teapot boss from Renex engine. There's no save at the boss so you have to do the previous save every time you die to it. The clear screen is also the default Renex engine clear screen which takes you to the default Renex engine room hub if you enter the portal.
While I don't think this is a very good game, there's nothing too offensive here. So if you feel like playing something easy and quick this may not be a bad option. Otherwise, there's nothing that's really worth going out of your way to see here.
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While I don't think this is a very good game, there's nothing too offensive here. So if you feel like playing something easy and quick this may not be a bad option. Otherwise, there's nothing that's really worth going out of your way to see here.
Rating: 2.0 20
Difficulty: 35 35
Jun 11, 2022
cLOUDDEAD
For: Madoka Needle
For: Madoka Needle
EDIT: once you hit floor 31, the game discards all the stuff I enjoyed about it and turns into very precise precision/vaguely-FTFA-esque needle. cannot reccomend playing past the first 6 stages unless you enjoy that type of thing.
a 100(?) floor game that is based around a lot of unique setups that make seemingly insane jumps consistent and easy to pull off. functions almost as a simultaneous combination of puzzle and needle, as if you ignore or dont understand how to look for the setups, the needle will be significantly harder. The needle is not 100% made of these setups however, so it doesnt become completely free if you know all the setups. most of the setups here are also very unique and not ones I have ever seen before. You of course have a handful of standard 2block/4block trick diagonals and corners, but you also have some really crazy stuff like a bonk-wallhug that perfectly puts you into a raw 16 px midair without the need to stutter, or a vineplatform combo that lets you just jump+right out of a tight jump easily, or a midair djump bonk to get a good vstring for a corner, to name a few.
the needle beyond the setup stuff is also all very fun and mostly smooth, and also contains a decent helping of clever pathing that breaks out of the standard tricks everyone knows already. ive only made it to floor 26 as of writing this, and the difficulty has been very very slowly and smoothly increasing, so dont get scared by the game starting off around the 60 difficulty range, as it doesnt get much harder as far as ive gotten. theres also a surprising amount of variety despite sticking to it's design philosophy throughout. There's even an L needle stage from 16-20, but dont worry since theres no required 2fs/1fs/cancels, and its mostly pretty chill (minus one save which felt like rng but its a single jump and isnt actually hard).
writing this review so early as to hopefully encourage people to try this game. pure needle games tend to fly under the radar on delfruit if they arent either meme-material or 99 difficulty, and I think this one deserves to get some attention from needle players.
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a 100(?) floor game that is based around a lot of unique setups that make seemingly insane jumps consistent and easy to pull off. functions almost as a simultaneous combination of puzzle and needle, as if you ignore or dont understand how to look for the setups, the needle will be significantly harder. The needle is not 100% made of these setups however, so it doesnt become completely free if you know all the setups. most of the setups here are also very unique and not ones I have ever seen before. You of course have a handful of standard 2block/4block trick diagonals and corners, but you also have some really crazy stuff like a bonk-wallhug that perfectly puts you into a raw 16 px midair without the need to stutter, or a vineplatform combo that lets you just jump+right out of a tight jump easily, or a midair djump bonk to get a good vstring for a corner, to name a few.
the needle beyond the setup stuff is also all very fun and mostly smooth, and also contains a decent helping of clever pathing that breaks out of the standard tricks everyone knows already. ive only made it to floor 26 as of writing this, and the difficulty has been very very slowly and smoothly increasing, so dont get scared by the game starting off around the 60 difficulty range, as it doesnt get much harder as far as ive gotten. theres also a surprising amount of variety despite sticking to it's design philosophy throughout. There's even an L needle stage from 16-20, but dont worry since theres no required 2fs/1fs/cancels, and its mostly pretty chill (minus one save which felt like rng but its a single jump and isnt actually hard).
writing this review so early as to hopefully encourage people to try this game. pure needle games tend to fly under the radar on delfruit if they arent either meme-material or 99 difficulty, and I think this one deserves to get some attention from needle players.
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Jun 11, 2022