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Renko97
For: I wanna bounce around in funny land
For: I wanna bounce around in funny land
Fun
Tagged as: Special
[0] Likes
Rating: 5.0 50
Difficulty: 10 10
Sep 18, 2023
Renko97
For: I wanna be well soon
For: I wanna be well soon
A fun adventure game for beginner players.
[0] Likes
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 20 20
Sep 18, 2023
MrDobryiKot
For: I wanna series Mixture relay 2
[0] Likes
For: I wanna series Mixture relay 2
[0] Likes
Rating: 6.5 65
Difficulty: 40 40
Sep 18, 2023
TheChiekurs
For: Happy Birthday spellux!!!!
For: Happy Birthday spellux!!!!
Tagged as: Avoidance
[0] Likes
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Sep 18, 2023
Riot3_1_2_1
For: Happy Birthday spellux!!!!
For: Happy Birthday spellux!!!!
Tagged as: Avoidance
[0] Likes
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Sep 18, 2023
Renko97
For: 上下針祭り500!
For: 上下針祭り500!
do you like the gate jumps? Then you will like this game.
[0] Likes
Rating: 4.0 40
Difficulty: 30 30
Sep 18, 2023
bantsmen
For: I wanna be the PYF
For: I wanna be the PYF
A great Rukito that has a good balance of simple but creative needle with traps and surprisingly well balanced bosses. I'm genuinely surprised at how much flak this game got for the opaque water segment when it only lasts one screen and doesn't even completely obscure the kid. This is probably my favourite Rukito game so far and I'd recommend it to anypony who enjoys his style.
[3] Likes
Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 70 70
Sep 18, 2023
bantsmen
For: I wanna be the GR
For: I wanna be the GR
One of Rukito's earlier works, and a bit more goofy and experimental than what he'd go on to make later. Despite using mostly just the basic tools that come with the engine, he manages to use them in a way that is unique and entertaining (for the most part), especially for when this game was made. The pure needle area at the end of the game has unfortunately not aged as well, but I don't think it's a game ruiner. I'm not too big on the bosses in this one myself, but they're OK for what they are, the first one is mainly just a patience/rng check, and the second is a matter of learning a strat that works.
If you're not a fan of old style adventure or hate traps mixed with needle or learny bosses, I can see why you'd take issue with this. But if you're OK with the aforementioned things like I am, then I'd say this is worth giving a shot.
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If you're not a fan of old style adventure or hate traps mixed with needle or learny bosses, I can see why you'd take issue with this. But if you're OK with the aforementioned things like I am, then I'd say this is worth giving a shot.
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 68 68
Sep 18, 2023
Kilgour22
For: The Last Needle Game
For: The Last Needle Game
Rating based on Hard, since I think it's the best mode to play on.
Chill needle game with snapless platforms, which actually end up being detrimental. Much of the game is locked behind the difficulty mode you select, with Medium having only one stage, Hard having two stages, and Very Hard having three stages and an extra stage. The platforming does not change between difficulties for overlapped stages; instead, saves are removed.
I've taken the liberty of clearing Medium, Hard, and Very Hard so I could give a rating and difficulty to each, as well as a few thoughts.
Medium: 7.0 rating, 42 difficulty
Hard: 7.0 rating, 55 difficulty
Very Hard: 6.0 rating, 72 difficulty
Since the first stage was the most fun for me, Medium offered a short but chill experience for the one stage it contains. However, for experienced players there are far more saves than are needed, leading to a quick clear. The game has much more to offer than this.
Hard removes some of the needless saves in Medium, on top of adding a stage. The second stage incorporates some tighter jumps, particularly 16-pixels, but there are enough saves that intermediate and experienced players should not be able to get stuck for long. With this stage included, the game feels like a proper experience, even if half the content is absent.
Very Hard makes it so there is one save per room in stage one and two saves per room in stage two. The first stage doesn't become that much harder than it is on Hard, but the same cannot be said for the second stage; those 16-pixels and other precise jumps become far more annoying when paired with longer saves. The third stage is where the game starts to deteriorate, though, with difficulty balance being all over the place and some saves beginning with horrendous jumps, on top of visual challenge thanks to shooting stars streaking past. Extra also has some questionable jumps, with each save being about a screen long while being pretty precise. This is definitely where the difficulty peaks. Overall, the third stage and extra were probably not worth the effort I spent clearing it, but I could see more precision-oriented players enjoying it.
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Chill needle game with snapless platforms, which actually end up being detrimental. Much of the game is locked behind the difficulty mode you select, with Medium having only one stage, Hard having two stages, and Very Hard having three stages and an extra stage. The platforming does not change between difficulties for overlapped stages; instead, saves are removed.
I've taken the liberty of clearing Medium, Hard, and Very Hard so I could give a rating and difficulty to each, as well as a few thoughts.
Medium: 7.0 rating, 42 difficulty
Hard: 7.0 rating, 55 difficulty
Very Hard: 6.0 rating, 72 difficulty
Since the first stage was the most fun for me, Medium offered a short but chill experience for the one stage it contains. However, for experienced players there are far more saves than are needed, leading to a quick clear. The game has much more to offer than this.
Hard removes some of the needless saves in Medium, on top of adding a stage. The second stage incorporates some tighter jumps, particularly 16-pixels, but there are enough saves that intermediate and experienced players should not be able to get stuck for long. With this stage included, the game feels like a proper experience, even if half the content is absent.
Very Hard makes it so there is one save per room in stage one and two saves per room in stage two. The first stage doesn't become that much harder than it is on Hard, but the same cannot be said for the second stage; those 16-pixels and other precise jumps become far more annoying when paired with longer saves. The third stage is where the game starts to deteriorate, though, with difficulty balance being all over the place and some saves beginning with horrendous jumps, on top of visual challenge thanks to shooting stars streaking past. Extra also has some questionable jumps, with each save being about a screen long while being pretty precise. This is definitely where the difficulty peaks. Overall, the third stage and extra were probably not worth the effort I spent clearing it, but I could see more precision-oriented players enjoying it.
Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 55 55
Sep 18, 2023