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Zambrini
For: I Wanna Send The Medley To Mokuteki
For: I Wanna Send The Medley To Mokuteki
A medley with a mix of good games and awful happil clones made just annoying enough to just be generic. The bosses are the only decent part of the game, but requires a lot of mashing and they still can be annoying with their attacks (especially with boss 3 and the Udon intermission taking forever because one bowl just goes side to side).
But even then, the platforming is just meh and made worse with Nikaple engine making every jump one frame later.
Would not recommend.
[0] Likes
But even then, the platforming is just meh and made worse with Nikaple engine making every jump one frame later.
Would not recommend.
Rating: 5.0 50
Difficulty: 65 65
Jul 8, 2022
Renko97
For: Justination Easymode
For: Justination Easymode
No balance but fun.
Tagged as: Boss
Destination
[1] Like
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 43 43
Jul 8, 2022
Fishuser
For: I wanna be the Last Orchestra
For: I wanna be the Last Orchestra
Played this luck-check avoidance for 12 hours, very bad
[1] Like
Rating: 1.5 15
Difficulty: 88 88
Jul 8, 2022
Fishuser
For: VOX Diamond
For: VOX Diamond
Pretty luck-based but fun
[1] Like
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 89 89
Jul 8, 2022
Fishuser
For: I Wanna Kill The Kamilia 3
For: I Wanna Kill The Kamilia 3
Legendary game, very good even after nearly 10 years
Final boss kinda annoying tho because of phase 1
[0] Likes
Final boss kinda annoying tho because of phase 1
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 85 85
Jul 8, 2022
Fishuser
For: Invincible Alien
For: Invincible Alien
This avoidance is kinda luck-based but not garbage
[2] Likes
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 96 96
Jul 8, 2022
Racic
For: The Farewell Medley
For: The Farewell Medley
(EDIT: After the latest version let nuked spikes stay after saves, the tower was much more doable, and now the game is MUCH more enjoyable. Still a bit weird for me identity wise, but not as painful. Updated the score accordingly, and will continue to play and update if need be.)
I'm not sure what The Farewell Medley is supposed to be, and while overall I think it's good, I also think the game suffers from an identity crisis.
Is it a fun, welcoming, clearable experience to the average player (such as myself), as I had been led to believe by one of the developers, that has an open-world feel? Okay, sure, there's a lot of content here, a boatload of it being optional including a lot of the heavily "genre based" stuff that people may not like.. i.e. sudoku, avoidance, etc. I liked how this was separated, so you weren't forced to do "genre-heavy" stuff, but had the option if you wanted to. Want to sweat some needle? Go for it. Want to be a memelord? Have at 'er.. Or is it meant to be a grindy completion-fest for "sweatlords" with the introductory levels meant to be there only to "ramp up" to the good (i.e. 70+ difficulty) stuff later? I can't tell.
But there comes a spot in the main path of the game where there's two sections where I brickwalled, one being the electric puzzle room, which I ended up looking up a video for and the other being an insanely hard needle tower climb .
It's been suggested that you can use the various powerups you get in the game to bypass stuff you don't like, but when you literally are unable to use them for certain parts, it renders that solution meaningless.
I was thoroughly enjoying what I thought was an "open world" style game, but then I got hit with three consecutive forced sections that missed the mark for me (for more than JUST difficulty reasons) which really took the wind out of my "oooh so much stuff to do!" sails.
The best analogy I can come up with is that it's like if you went to an all you can eat buffet, were able to eat a bunch of things that you wanted to eat, but the restaurant also forced you to eat a bunch of stuff that you may or may not like at all.
There is, undoubtedly, something in this game for everyone, but the main path will definitely NOT be for everyone. I am one of those people. I certainly appreciate and respect the hell out of the project, the scope, the creators, etc. This thing is absolutely MASSIVE with no end in sight! While I loved a good chunk of the extra content, at the end of the day, the main path's forced segments were some of the least fun for me.
[13] Likes
I'm not sure what The Farewell Medley is supposed to be, and while overall I think it's good, I also think the game suffers from an identity crisis.
Is it a fun, welcoming, clearable experience to the average player (such as myself), as I had been led to believe by one of the developers, that has an open-world feel? Okay, sure, there's a lot of content here, a boatload of it being optional including a lot of the heavily "genre based" stuff that people may not like.. i.e. sudoku, avoidance, etc. I liked how this was separated, so you weren't forced to do "genre-heavy" stuff, but had the option if you wanted to. Want to sweat some needle? Go for it. Want to be a memelord? Have at 'er.. Or is it meant to be a grindy completion-fest for "sweatlords" with the introductory levels meant to be there only to "ramp up" to the good (i.e. 70+ difficulty) stuff later? I can't tell.
But there comes a spot in the main path of the game where there's two sections where I brickwalled, one being the electric puzzle room, which I ended up looking up a video for and the other being an insanely hard needle tower climb .
It's been suggested that you can use the various powerups you get in the game to bypass stuff you don't like, but when you literally are unable to use them for certain parts, it renders that solution meaningless.
I was thoroughly enjoying what I thought was an "open world" style game, but then I got hit with three consecutive forced sections that missed the mark for me (for more than JUST difficulty reasons) which really took the wind out of my "oooh so much stuff to do!" sails.
The best analogy I can come up with is that it's like if you went to an all you can eat buffet, were able to eat a bunch of things that you wanted to eat, but the restaurant also forced you to eat a bunch of stuff that you may or may not like at all.
There is, undoubtedly, something in this game for everyone, but the main path will definitely NOT be for everyone. I am one of those people. I certainly appreciate and respect the hell out of the project, the scope, the creators, etc. This thing is absolutely MASSIVE with no end in sight! While I loved a good chunk of the extra content, at the end of the day, the main path's forced segments were some of the least fun for me.
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 70 70
Jul 8, 2022