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Send a PMJoined on: May 9, 2021
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my Bilibili space:
https://space.bilibili.com/694900068
since i don't know how to trigger author comments, i've listed most of the games/tools i've made below
----the following game titles omit *i wanna be the* and *i wanna*
1. wakusei
2. S C(there is a *space* between S and C)
3. delete this game
4. algorithm
5. eat the chestnut(don't play)
6. eat the chestnut 2(don't play)
7. play with laopaishaonvlizichong(don't play)
8. solidification
9. eat the chestnut 3
10. engine isk edition
11. make something boring
12. completely false
13. kirdy
other
1. make a good trap game(i'm in charge of making the boss part of this game)
there are some games i've made that i don't want to list here because those games are my personal venting and the quality of the gameplay is extremely low to the point of damaging your soul ^^ just kidding!
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279 Ratings!
122 Reviews!
36 Screenshots!
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279 Games
122 Reviews
wakusei
For: I wanna be the Frey
For: I wanna be the Frey
Seeing dosuxu release a game again after seven years left me incredibly excited, and I downloaded and played it immediately. But the actual experience left me disappointed.
The game is lengthy, but the experience isn't particularly great—just passable. What stuck with me most were the frustrating traps that sometimes appeared right when you were about to clear a stage. I also have to say the game severely lacks innovation—truly, it's sorely lacking. Many of the game designs, terrain layouts, and gimmicks have been used before in dosuxu's previous games—and even repeated multiple times within this game itself—leaving me feeling aesthetically fatigued. The entire game feels like a mashup and rearrangement of dosuxu's previous titles and other famous Japanese adventure games. I even suspected they were reheating old ideas due to a lack of inspiration. The gimmicky fruit circles and fruit in harmonic motion motifs permeate the entire design. The boss battles were generally enjoyable—except for the final boss Hatsune Teto—yes, I think that's the name she should have. I genuinely advise against taking boss design cues from Metamorphosis.
Unless you're genuinely passionate about Japanese adventure games, I wouldn't recommend playing this one.
[1] Like
The game is lengthy, but the experience isn't particularly great—just passable. What stuck with me most were the frustrating traps that sometimes appeared right when you were about to clear a stage. I also have to say the game severely lacks innovation—truly, it's sorely lacking. Many of the game designs, terrain layouts, and gimmicks have been used before in dosuxu's previous games—and even repeated multiple times within this game itself—leaving me feeling aesthetically fatigued. The entire game feels like a mashup and rearrangement of dosuxu's previous titles and other famous Japanese adventure games. I even suspected they were reheating old ideas due to a lack of inspiration. The gimmicky fruit circles and fruit in harmonic motion motifs permeate the entire design. The boss battles were generally enjoyable—except for the final boss Hatsune Teto—yes, I think that's the name she should have. I genuinely advise against taking boss design cues from Metamorphosis.
Unless you're genuinely passionate about Japanese adventure games, I wouldn't recommend playing this one.
Rating: 7.2 72
Difficulty: 57 57
Feb 12, 2026
wakusei
For: Red Sun Teto Cover
For: Red Sun Teto Cover
*爆*
Tagged as: Avoidance
[0] Likes
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Jan 20, 2026
wakusei
For: I wanna Know the Apocalypse
For: I wanna Know the Apocalypse
greatness needs no words
[2] Likes
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 77 77
Aug 26, 2025
wakusei
For: Life Voyager
For: Life Voyager
your "friend"
RIP
hope everything goes well
----your test player
[1] Like
RIP
hope everything goes well
----your test player
Rating: 8.9 89
Difficulty: 81 81
Aug 20, 2025
wakusei
For: I wanna catch the warp
For: I wanna catch the warp
I cannot express in words how much I love this game.
In a nutshell, this game may shatter your preconceived notions about trap games.
First off, the game engine is quite unique, so the controls may feel a bit odd at first, but they are easy to get used to.
Stage 1 isn't particularly noteworthy—it's a straightforward trap-based level, and the game's focus isn't here. Honestly, if you give up playing at this point, I'd feel sorry for you. Because you'll miss out on a lot of amazing content later on.
Stage 2 is the most enjoyable part of the game. It’s inspired by many well-known mini-games, such as Vex, Cover Orange, Exit 8, and even Plants vs. Zombies. The creator has made astonishing creative transformations and innovative developments to these games, adding many interesting traps without compromising the original gameplay. Some of these traps are absolutely mind-blowing. Of course, the boss of this stage might be challenging for some people.
Stage 3 is based on five different gameplay styles, including but not limited to games. These are Minesweeper, Touhou, Birdwatching, Terraria, and Collection. Although each section of this stage is not very long, and the design is slightly inferior to Stage 2, it still provides a decent experience. Of course, this assumes you know how to play Minesweeper.
The boss battle in Stage 3 is absolutely amazing. The game developer has faithfully recreated The Twins from Terraria within this game. Worth mentioning (though I didn’t include it in the spoiler tag) is the boss gameplay on the right side of the screen, which is well worth checking out—otherwise, you might get stuck for a long time.
I forgot to mention this earlier, but I wonder if the game developer has created an English language version for the game content. If anyone gets stuck because they can't understand Chinese, I'll post the boss gameplay here.
The last stage is also a trap stage, but compared to Stage 1, the trap forms here are much more diverse and highly innovative.
The final boss is also super cool! (Wait, why do I always have to say that?) The developer even recreated DELTARUNE in the game!!!! Although it's long, the difficulty isn't high, and it even includes a health regeneration system and status save feature.
I highly recommend this game to any player who doesn't mind trap-based gameplay. Trust me, you'll enjoy it.
[4] Likes
In a nutshell, this game may shatter your preconceived notions about trap games.
First off, the game engine is quite unique, so the controls may feel a bit odd at first, but they are easy to get used to.
Stage 1 isn't particularly noteworthy—it's a straightforward trap-based level, and the game's focus isn't here. Honestly, if you give up playing at this point, I'd feel sorry for you. Because you'll miss out on a lot of amazing content later on.
Stage 2 is the most enjoyable part of the game. It’s inspired by many well-known mini-games, such as Vex, Cover Orange, Exit 8, and even Plants vs. Zombies. The creator has made astonishing creative transformations and innovative developments to these games, adding many interesting traps without compromising the original gameplay. Some of these traps are absolutely mind-blowing. Of course, the boss of this stage might be challenging for some people.
Stage 3 is based on five different gameplay styles, including but not limited to games. These are Minesweeper, Touhou, Birdwatching, Terraria, and Collection. Although each section of this stage is not very long, and the design is slightly inferior to Stage 2, it still provides a decent experience. Of course, this assumes you know how to play Minesweeper.
The boss battle in Stage 3 is absolutely amazing. The game developer has faithfully recreated The Twins from Terraria within this game. Worth mentioning (though I didn’t include it in the spoiler tag) is the boss gameplay on the right side of the screen, which is well worth checking out—otherwise, you might get stuck for a long time.
I forgot to mention this earlier, but I wonder if the game developer has created an English language version for the game content. If anyone gets stuck because they can't understand Chinese, I'll post the boss gameplay here.
The last stage is also a trap stage, but compared to Stage 1, the trap forms here are much more diverse and highly innovative.
The final boss is also super cool! (Wait, why do I always have to say that?) The developer even recreated DELTARUNE in the game!!!! Although it's long, the difficulty isn't high, and it even includes a health regeneration system and status save feature.
I highly recommend this game to any player who doesn't mind trap-based gameplay. Trust me, you'll enjoy it.
Rating: 8.9 89
Difficulty: 49 49
Aug 5, 2025
8 Games
| Game | Difficulty | Average Rating | # of Ratings |
|---|---|---|---|
| I wanna Algorithm | 35.7 | 7.7 | 14 |
| I wanna be the completely false | 53.5 | 8.0 | 5 |
| I wanna do them!!!!![demo] | 35.1 | 7.7 | 11 |
| I wanna be the Engine ISK Edition | N/A | N/A | 3 |
| I wanna be the kirdy | 44.8 | 7.4 | 5 |
| Maji Makers サンバ | 80.0 | 8.6 | 5 |
| I wanna make something boring | 40.2 | 7.6 | 6 |
| I wanna wank per second | 56.8 | 8.6 | 8 |
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